The Erickson School, also known as the cooperative approach, is the third major school of thought in the field of hypnosis, alongside the classical and standard schools.
Its primary founder was Milton H. Erickson, M.D., who believed that hypnosis should be, first and foremost, a result of context—the constructive development of interpersonal and internal relationships within a given situation.
Compared to the classical and standard schools, the hypnotic methods of the Erickson School emphasize cooperation and flexibility, giving them a broader range of applications.
Gu Yun's own hypnotic methods also leaned toward the Erickson School.
As for this "Purification Society," Shen Feng hadn't paid it any mind before.
Hearing Gu Yun's words, he and Jingwei immediately began a deep search on the internet.
They soon found some clues.
It was a society of hypnotists originating in Eagle Country. Its founder, a man named Cthulhu, had once studied as a disciple of Milton H. Erickson.
