In "Journées ordinaires d'un hypnothérapeute", Edgar Smadja plunges us into a world where literary fiction meets therapeutic reality. Through his consultations, the author invites emblematic characters such as Arsène Lupin and Quasimodo to step through the door of his practice. These fictional encounters allow Smadja to illustrate the emotional and psychological challenges his patients face on a daily basis. A captivating journey in which each character embodies a metaphor for human ills, offering an enriching read for hypnosis and literature enthusiasts alike.

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