| Introduction | by Stephen R. Lankton |
| Central Themes and Underlying Principles: preview of the contents of this volume | by Stephen R. Lankton |
| The Future Orientation of Milton H. Erickson: A Fundamental Perspective for Brief Therapy | by Ronald A. Havens |
| Comparisons of Values and Beliefs of M. H. Erickson's Utilizations Approach and C. R. Roger's Person-Centered Approach | by Hugh Gunnison |
| Memory and Hallucination (Part II): Updating Classical Association Theory to a State-Dependent Theory of Therapeutic Hypnosis | by Ernest L. Rossi |
| The Self and Its Survival in the Work of Milton Erickson | by James R. Allen |
| The Scramble Technique | by Stephen R. Lankton |
| Hypnotherapy with Chronic Pain: An Ecosystemic Approach | by William J. Matthews and Ralph Daniel |
| Therapeutic Metaphor in the Treatment of Childhood Asthma: A Systemic Approach | by Carol J. Kershaw |
| Ericksonian Utilization in Shyness Intervention with Adolescents | by Eric R. Aronson |
| Promoting Therapeutic Movement Through the Use of Ambiguous Function Assignments | by William R. Boyd, Jr |