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..., formerly known as Beloff, is a Russian-born American [[National Guild of Hypnotists]] (NGH) Certified hypnotherapist and professional certified coach by ICF (I ...n of Advanced Hypnosis Center's [[Jeffrey Rose]]. "The Crowd" was shown at French artist [[Philippe Parreno]]'s art installation "H{N)Y P N(Y}OSIS" at New Yo ...

...ar Bérillon''' (23 May 1859, [[Saint-Fargeau]] – 6 March 1948) was a French [[psychiatrist]] known for his research of [[hypnosis]]. [[Category:French psychiatrists]] ...

...r''' (8 March 1826, [[Honfleur]] – 13 January 1899, [[Paris]]) was a French [[gynecologist]] best known for his studies of [[hypnotism]] and metallosco [[Category:French gynaecologists]] ...

{{Short description|French aristocrat}} ...[[magnetizer]] aristocrat from one of the most illustrious families of the French nobility. He is now remembered as one of the pre-scientific founders of [[h ...

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{{Short description|French physician and neurologist (1840–1919)}} ...''' (17 April 1840, in [[Mulhouse]] – 2 February 1919, in [[Paris]]) was a French physician and [[Neurology|neurologist]]. He is chiefly known for his theory ...

{{Short description|19th-century French hypnotist}} ...1844, (164–168), 166–167. {{doi|10.1056/nejm184409250310804}}</ref> was a French [[Animal magnetism#"Mesmerism"|mesmerist]] or magnetizer (a practitioner of ...

...[patent medicines]] and [[cosmetics]]. He spent much time in Paris and the French Riviera, and built the Château d'Azur in the hills above Nice. The street ...eptic burial."<ref name="Buescher"/> As a result, they all then trained as hypnotists and left their college jobs.<ref name="Buescher"/> ...

...f the [[Vendémiaire]]'', which attacked the infamous [[National Convention|French Convention]], taking an active part in its fall. As a result, he establishe ...he first English translation of Faria's single tome, originally written in French as ''De la cause du sommeil lucide ou Etude de la nature de l’homme'' ('' ...

...] pseudonyms were '''Papus''' and '''Tau Vincent''', was a [[French people|French]] [[physician]], [[hypnotist]], and popularizer of [[occultism]], who found ...[[A Coruña]], Galicia, [[Spain]] on 13 July 1865 of a Spanish mother and a French father, Louis Encausse, a [[chemist]]. His family moved to [[Paris]] when h ...

'''Ambroise-Auguste Liébeault''' (1823–1904) was a French physician and is considered the father of modern [[hypnotherapy]]. Ambroise [[Category:French hypnotists]] ...

{{Short description|French physiologist and psychologist}} '''Henri-Étienne Beaunis''' (2 August 1830 – 20 July 1921) was a French [[Physiology|physiologist]] and [[psychologist]]. He defended the thesis of ...

{{short description|French physiologist, Nobel laureate and spiritualist (1850–1935)}} ...f [[black people]], was a proponent of [[eugenics]], and presided over the French Eugenics Society towards the end of his life. The Richet line of professors ...

...e studied from 1878 onwards was the exaggerated [[startle reflex]] among [[French-Canadian]] [[lumberjacks|lumbermen]] from the [[Moosehead Lake]] region of [[Category:American hypnotists]] ...

...n research, such as [[Misinformation effect|faulty memory retrieval]] when hypnotists "lead" the patient, and a failure to consider [[sleep paralysis]] as an exp ...et Life: Firsthand Accounts of UFO Abductions'' (1992) was translated into French under the title ''Les kidnappeurs d'un autre monde'', présenté par [[Henr ...

...tocracy for his magnetic cures, the medical community challenged him. The French king put together a Board of Inquiry that included chemist [[Lavoisier]], [ ...mesmerists were signatories to the first declarations that proclaimed the French revolution in 1789. Far from surprising, this could perhaps be expected, in ...

...pioneers dubbed the [[Brighton School (film pioneers)|Brighton School]] by French film historian [[Georges Sadoul]]. He is best known for his controversial w [[Category:British hypnotists]] ...

...ished and reprinted, with 250 articles and 25 books in Hungarian, English, French, German, Spanish and Russian. According to him, between 1917 and 1963 he tr [[Category:Hungarian hypnotists]] ...

*[[Joseph Neri]], 91, French cyclist. *[[Ormond McGill]], 92, American Dean of American Hypnotists, stage hypnotist, hypnotherapist, and teacher.<ref>{{cite news |url=http:// ...