Moisés Asís

Moisés Asís has authored over a hundred scientific papers and over a dozen books on Information Science, Psychology, Parapsychology, Hypnosis, and Apitherapy. In addition, he has authored essays, plays, and a novel, and has been a contributor to "Encyclopedia of Cuba: People, History, Culture" (editors Luis Martínez et al.), to the black-literature anthology "Havana Noir" and "La Havane Noir" (editor Achy Obejas) and documentary films "Havana Nagila: the Jews in Cuba" (directors Laura Paull and Evan Garelle) and "Cuban America" (director Adelin Gasana).

In 1974, he received two playwright prizes in national contests by University of Havana and the Unión Nacional de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba, and in 1991 his book "Hipnosis; teorías, métodos y técnicas" was awarded by Cuba Instituto Cubano del Libro and Academia de Ciencias as one of the 10 best scientific books published in Cuba.

He has worked as an information analyst, professor, therapist, and protective investigator in Havana and Miami. In 1993, he immigrated to the United States.

His education includes a Master of Clinical Social Work and a Graduate Certificate in Addictions (MSW, 2004) from Florida International University (USA), PhD. Honoris Causa in Experimental Hypnosis (1990) and Alternative Medicine MD/MA (1992) from the Open International University for Complementary Medicines (Sri Lanka), Bachelor of Law (1989) and BSc of Information Science (1977) from Universidad de La Habana.

His website is www.moisesasis.com and he has an Author Page in Facebook (Moisés Asís).