Dr. Ran D Anbar, MD

Ran D. Anbar currently writes for Psychology Today. Back when they had comments, I asked one of Anbar's fellow hypnother...apists how to stop an unethical hypnotherapist. I got a smart-rear answer. I pressed forward, and discovered that I was in a shock-and-awe from the unethical hypnotherapist who hypnotized me without my knowledge or consent and won't leave once I know. That means that Psychology Today and quite a few of its writers and editors know who the unethical hypnotherapist is and could stop the perp hypnotherapist, but instead chose to do something unethical themselves to discourage me and stop me. The hypnotherapists' ethics code states that when I ask a hypnotherapist to stop, it will stop, period. Thus, PT is in the wrong, period. That has been brought to the attention of Ran D. Anbar, but he mindfully chooses to continue writing for their site, and he has not pressed editor Kaja Perina to go to his unethical colleague and stop the unethical hypnotherapy. If he can't understand that he shouldn't be writing for something like Kaja Perina, is there anything about his ethics code that he does understand? Someone who wouldn't bother to stop an unethical hypnotherapy isn't someone you should rely on. more details