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An Introduction to the Special Issue Honoring Steven Jay Lynn.

Joseph P Green¹, Gary Elkins²

¹The Ohio State University, Lima, OH, USA.

The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis

|August 20, 2025

Summary

This special issue honors Dr. Steven Jay Lynn, a prolific researcher in hypnosis and psychology. His extensive work on evidence-based treatments and critical thinking continues to influence the field.

Keywords:

Steven Jay Lynn Tribute Special Issue

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Clinical Hypnosis

Background:

This special issue of the International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Steven Jay Lynn.
Dr. Lynn, who passed away on March 29, 2024, made significant contributions to the field of hypnosis and psychology.

Observation:

Dr. Lynn's scholarly legacy includes over 500 published works, encompassing 23 books.
His research spanned diverse areas such as evidence-based psychotherapy, psychological disorder treatment, critical thinking, and the scientific inquiry into hypnosis.

Findings:

The issue features articles reflecting Dr. Lynn's broad interests, including theories of hypnosis, clinical and forensic applications, memory, dissociation, suggestibility, and mind-body approaches.
The collection highlights the enduring impact of his work through the contributions of his students and colleagues.

Implications:

This collection serves as a testament to Dr. Lynn's profound influence on the fields of clinical hypnosis and psychological research.
It provides valuable insights into various facets of hypnosis and its applications, furthering the understanding of these complex phenomena.