An interview with psychotherapist and educator Melinda Bailey.
Department when Carl Whitaker was there. I was drawn to the early experiential model of Whitaker and came to believe that change happens with new experiences. Milton Erickson was also doing exciting things with hypnosis during this time period, and he worked with hypnosis using storytelling and suggestions to initiate change. Erickson created change experiences with hypnosis, which focused on one’s internal world. The common denominator here is change through experience.
“In the early days of the Vilas Zoo, when it didn't have much money or resources and was under construction, the first gift the zoo received was a large white polar bear. There wasn't yet a permanent home for the bear so it was given a temporary home that was several hundred feet long and half that distance wide. The bear in its new enclosure learned to pace back and forth...back and forth...
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