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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The mind did not evolve to think. It evolved to forage.Knowing this, what if hypnosis isn't something strange or rare - but something your brain already knows how to do?In Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory, clinical hypnotist James M. Harrison argues that long before hypnosis was an id…ea about the workings of the unconscious mind, nervous systems had already evolved the ability to mentally forage - pausing to simulate, rehearse, and test possibilities before acting. This capacity became foundational to human imagination, memory, and adaptive behavior.Drawing from modern neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and the history of medicine, Harrison shows how clinical hypnosis works directly with this evolved ability - standing apart from metaphysical or "altered state" explanations, and offering instead a biologically grounded method for guiding attention, perception, and behavior change.What readers will find inside: a new evolutionary framework for understanding memory, imagination, and healing; the neuroscience behind why hypnosis works, explained without mysticism; how predictive processing and interoception underlie clinical change; and a model clinicians can immediately integrate into practice.Blending accessible science with creative narrative, Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory locates the roots of healing not in trance or suggestion - but in something far older: a nervous system that learned, long ago, to forage through its own past before stepping into its next moment.For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to see hypnosis - and the brain itself - in an entirely new light. Memory did not evolve to record the past but to regulate the body's future. For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to understand hypnosis-and the brain itself-Mental Foraging will help you see things in an entirely new light. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The mind did not evolve to think. It evolved to forage.Knowing this, what if hypnosis isn't something strange or rare - but something your brain already knows how to do?In Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory, clinical hypnotist James M. Harrison argues that long before hypnosis was an id…ea about the workings of the unconscious mind, nervous systems had already evolved the ability to mentally forage - pausing to simulate, rehearse, and test possibilities before acting. This capacity became foundational to human imagination, memory, and adaptive behavior.Drawing from modern neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and the history of medicine, Harrison shows how clinical hypnosis works directly with this evolved ability - standing apart from metaphysical or "altered state" explanations, and offering instead a biologically grounded method for guiding attention, perception, and behavior change.What readers will find inside: a new evolutionary framework for understanding memory, imagination, and healing; the neuroscience behind why hypnosis works, explained without mysticism; how predictive processing and interoception underlie clinical change; and a model clinicians can immediately integrate into practice.Blending accessible science with creative narrative, Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory locates the roots of healing not in trance or suggestion - but in something far older: a nervous system that learned, long ago, to forage through its own past before stepping into its next moment.For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to see hypnosis - and the brain itself - in an entirely new light. Memory did not evolve to record the past but to regulate the body's future. For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to understand hypnosis-and the brain itself-Mental Foraging will help you see things in an entirely new light. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The mind did not evolve to think. It evolved to forage.Knowing this, what if hypnosis isn't something strange or rare - but something your brain already knows how to do?In Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory, clinical hypnotist James M. Harrison argues that long before hypnosis was an id…ea about the workings of the unconscious mind, nervous systems had already evolved the ability to mentally forage - pausing to simulate, rehearse, and test possibilities before acting. This capacity became foundational to human imagination, memory, and adaptive behavior.Drawing from modern neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and the history of medicine, Harrison shows how clinical hypnosis works directly with this evolved ability - standing apart from metaphysical or "altered state" explanations, and offering instead a biologically grounded method for guiding attention, perception, and behavior change.What readers will find inside: a new evolutionary framework for understanding memory, imagination, and healing; the neuroscience behind why hypnosis works, explained without mysticism; how predictive processing and interoception underlie clinical change; and a model clinicians can immediately integrate into practice.Blending accessible science with creative narrative, Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory locates the roots of healing not in trance or suggestion - but in something far older: a nervous system that learned, long ago, to forage through its own past before stepping into its next moment.For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to see hypnosis - and the brain itself - in an entirely new light. Memory did not evolve to record the past but to regulate the body's future. For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to understand hypnosis-and the brain itself-Mental Foraging will help you see things in an entirely new light. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The mind did not evolve to think. It evolved to forage.Knowing this, what if hypnosis isn't something strange or rare - but something your brain already knows how to do In Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory, clinical hypnotist James… M. Harrison argues that long before hypnosis was an idea about the workings of the unconscious mind, nervous systems had already evolved the ability to mentally forage - pausing to simulate, rehearse, and test possibilities before acting. This capacity became foundational to human imagination, memory, and adaptive behavior.Drawing from modern neuroscience, evolutionary biology, and the history of medicine, Harrison shows how clinical hypnosis works directly with this evolved ability - standing apart from metaphysical or 'altered state' explanations, and offering instead a biologically grounded method for guiding attention, perception, and behavior change.What readers will find inside: a new evolutionary framework for understanding memory, imagination, and healing; the neuroscience behind why hypnosis works, explained without mysticism; how predictive processing and interoception underlie clinical change; and a model clinicians can immediately integrate into practice.Blending accessible science with creative narrative, Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory locates the roots of healing not in trance or suggestion - but in something far older: a nervous system that learned, long ago, to forage through its own past before stepping into its next moment.For clinicians, researchers, and curious minds ready to see hypnosis - and the brain itself - in an entirely new light.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Mental Foraging and the Evolution of Memory | an updated model of clinical hypnosis | James M Harrison | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Malbon Press | EAN 9798995391203 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on De…mand.
