Hypnotism and disease : a plea for rational psychotherapy

This volume argues for the use of hypnotism within a rational, medically informed approach to psychotherapy and illness. Its historical importance lies in showing how hypnotic technique was being reinterpreted in clinical terms, and readers will encounter discussions of disease, suggestion, and therapeutic method.

H. Crichton Miller is associated with esoteric and occult literature, particularly in relation to psychological or symbolic interpretation. He appears as a minor author in bibliographic records, but his broader biography is not well established.