The author, a clinical psychologist, reports on the psychotherapy done in the neuropsychiatric division of an army convalescent hospital during the late war, for the benefit of 'other clinicians' and as an aid to the 'professional student who wishes to learn hypnotherapy'. The discussion of hypnotherapy and especially of hypnotherapeutic techniques is instructive and informative, although nothing essentially new is presented. Of some interest is the evidence the author presents that subjects under hypnosis may be