How to acquire and strengthen will-power : modern psycho-therapy : a specific remedy for neurasthenia and nervous diseases : a rational course of training of volition and development of energy after the methods of the Nancy School : (as represented by Drs. Ribot, Liébeault, Liégeois, Bernheim, De Lagrave, Paul-Emile Lévy, and other eminent physicians) / by Richard J. Ebbard.

  • Ebbard, Richard J.
Date:
1903
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Credit: How to acquire and strengthen will-power : modern psycho-therapy : a specific remedy for neurasthenia and nervous diseases : a rational course of training of volition and development of energy after the methods of the Nancy School : (as represented by Drs. Ribot, Liébeault, Liégeois, Bernheim, De Lagrave, Paul-Emile Lévy, and other eminent physicians) / by Richard J. Ebbard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Vll FoRMUL/E OF Suggestion {continued):— Table PAGE VI For Nervous Pains or Aches in the Stomach (Ner- vous Colic) .... VII „ Constipation .... VIII „ Diarrhoea ..... IX „ Sick-Headache (Megrims) and other Nervous Pains in the Head X „ Neuralgia, Toothache, and every Species of Nervous Pains or Aches XI „ Palpitation of the Heart, Anxiety, Oppression &c. ..... XII „ Muscular Trembling or Twitching (especially Facial Distortion or St. Vitus' Dance) XIII „ Nervous Irritability, Impatience, Bursts of Passion or Anger, &c. XIV „ Enervation, Fatigue, Lack of Energy, List lessness. Fickleness, &c. XV „ Hypochondria, Melancholy, Dejection, &c. XVI „ Unconquerable Cravings (Inebriety, Nico tinism. Morphinism), &c. XVII „ Lassitude and Aversion from Work XVIII „ Overwork ..... XIX „ Hysteria ..... XX „ Delusions of Persecution, Danger, or Violence 213 XXI „ Self-Consciousness, Bashfulness, Shyness, Confusion, Nervousness, Cowardice . . 217 XXII „ Stage-fright, Fright at Examinations, Ner- vousness in Making a Speech or Appearing in Public, Embarrassment in Presenting one's self to Persons of High Rank, and other forms of Agitation or Excitement Experienced before any Important Event in one's life . 155 160 163 166 173 178 181 186 190 193 197 201 204 290 Conclusion . . . . , ^ Appendix : Uric Acid considered as the Engenderer of Disease 220 225 233