Erickson
Nordic patronymic name
Erickson is a Scandinavian patronymic surname meaning "son of Erik." The spelling with a *c* is more common in American usage, while Erikson appears in Scandinavian countries.
Notable bearers include psychologist Erik Erikson, known for theories of human development, and hypnotherapist Milton Erickson.
Also used occasionally as a given name.
Therapeutic use of trance
- tranceSemiconscious, unresponsive condition
- unconscious mindMental processes beneath awareness
- naturalisticImitating actual appearance
- utilizationPractical application of something
reframing · anchoring · rapport · NLP · permissive · solution-focused · family therapy · systemic
Of Denmark, Norway, Sweden
- patronymicName from father's name
- SwedishOf a Nordic kingdom
- NorwegianFrom Oslo's homeland
- DanishOf Denmark
Icelandic · Nordic · Anderson · Johansson · Larsson · Hansen · Peterson · Carlson
Loss of personal certainty
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- identity formationBuilding a sense of self
- psychoanalyticOf unconscious-focused therapy
- human developmentGrowth across the lifespan
hypnotherapy
Therapeutic use of trance
- tranceSemiconscious, unresponsive condition
- unconscious mindMental processes beneath awareness
- naturalisticImitating actual appearance
utilization · reframing · anchoring · rapport · NLP · permissive · solution-focused · family therapy · systemic · communication
Scandinavian
Of Denmark, Norway, Sweden
- patronymicName from father's name
- SwedishOf a Nordic kingdom
- NorwegianFrom Oslo's homeland
Danish · Icelandic · Nordic · Anderson · Johansson · Larsson · Hansen · Peterson · Carlson · immigration
identity crisis
Loss of personal certainty
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- identity formationBuilding a sense of self
- psychoanalyticOf unconscious-focused therapy
- aerial firefightingair tanker, water bomber, scooper, aerial attack, retardant
- Hypnosishypnotist, hypnotherapist, trance state, trance states, autohypnosis