This is all just a bunch of crap.
It is claimed that Erickson took tens of thousands of case, and only 2 cases failed. The rate of success of Ericksonians is miserably low, and none of them is willing to talk about it...
My impression is that Erickson reported cases according to the fantasy of how it could have been resolved, rather than how things actually went...
Ericksonians prefer talking in theory about how to do things, rather than actually take a case and work on it... And this is why they all want to be trainers...
U r better off reading a Carlos Castaneda novel. U will got some joy out of it, u can even imagine the possibility of the thing happening, and u can try to use his techniques, but it rarely yields results...