Edwin K. Yager is a clinical psychologist specializing in Subliminal Therapy. He received his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology and has been practicing for over 30 years. He teaches Subliminal Therapy and hypnosis at UCSD School of Medicine and other settings. Dr. Yager believes that through Subliminal Therapy people can learn to use their own abilities to make desired changes in addressing issues like anxiety, addictions, physical illnesses and more. He founded the non-profit Subliminal Therapy Institute to conduct research on and promote the use of this approach.

4. Graduate education Edwin K. Yager, Ph.D.
Ph.D. Counseling Psychology.
Professional School of Psychological
Studies, 1983
Edwin K. Yager, Ph.D.
M.A. Counseling.
United States International University, De Anza View Medical Center
1973 3737 Moraga Ave, Suite A-203
San Diego CA 92117-5404
M.T.E. Technical Education.
National University,1972
Office:619.299.4070
FAX:858.273.8433
Affiliations www.docyager.com
Clinical Professor of Psychiatry,
UCSD School of Medicine
President and CEO,
Subliminal Therapy Institute, Inc.
Psychologist in private practice.
California License #PSY14466
Contracted provider for:
American Western Life Clinical Psychologist
Anthem
Blue Shield Federal Employees specializing in
GHEA
Government Employee Health and teaching
Medicare
Pru Net Subliminal Therapy.
Tricare
United Healthcare
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5. Professional activities
Personal History Subliminal Therapy
Private practice of psychology, employ-
“While an Electrical Engineer, I became Subliminal Therapy is a generalized
ing Subliminal Therapy and clinical hyp-
interested in the clinical use of hypnosis
nosis in the treatment of widely varied approach to treating mental disorders,
and began a career of using and teaching
problems such as Anxiety disorders; as well as psychogenic physical illness.
its use. Subliminal Therapy evolved from
Compulsions and other behavioral prob-
that setting; teaching and promoting this As expanded upon in my textbook on
lems; Stuttering; Addictions; Asthma;
unusually effective therapy has become Subliminal Therapy, many disorders are
Migraine headaches; Sexual problems;
the focus of my professional life. Other in- believed to be the consequence of life
Pain control; Irritable Bowel syndrome
terests were also involved – woodworking, experiences and have been successfully
and Gynecological problems.
motorcycle riding and a dozen years as a
treated with Subliminal Therapy.
Reserve Police Officer – yet the profes-
Teaching and promoting the use of
sion of helping people help themselves has
Subliminal Therapy by conducting
maintained dominance. I am passionate
workshops, privately and in professional
about life.”
meetings, national and international.
Teaching the clinical use of hypnosis in
the UCSD School of Medicine and in
Professional Philosophy
other professional settings.
Subliminal Therapy Institute, Inc.
“In therapy, with rare exception, I believe
that my role in helping patients is to teach
the skills they need and then guide them
Author use those skills to make the changes they
desire. We all have abilities we don’t know
Foundations of Clinical Hypnosis: From we have and when taught how to use
Theory to Practice. Crown House, 2008 those abilities we can make changes that The Institute is a not-for-profit 502(c)3
might not have been considered possible.
corporation formed in 2008 by Dr. Yager
Subliminal Therapy: Using the Mind to for the three-fold purpose of conducting
Heal. Crown House, 2011 In counseling, it is not my role to tell my pa-
tients what to do, or to advise them about research on Subliminal Therapy, training
Training aids in Subliminal Therapy and their lives; rather, I may offer information clinicians in its use, and promoting its use
hypnosis in the form of books and videos and options to consider. I guide them to to and for the general public. Further Infor-
use their own abilities to ensure that all mation is available on the website of the
significant factors have been considered.”
Institution, www.stii.us.