Hypnosis

If a patient receives physical therapy, then they will have the same results compared to other treatments. I reviewed five articles, four are summarized below. This article supports the hypnosis statement with the following points. A study was done that showed that, therapy helps with hip or knee osteoarthritis by reducing pain and improving function “immediately after treatment the improvements are sustained for at least 2-6 months.” It can also help reduce pain and improve function in a…

And Depression Hypnosis is used for many reasons in the present day. It has really grown more helpful for the treatment of mental health problem, and hypnotherapy has become one of the most conventional alternatives for the treatments. Specialized hypnotherapists today treat everything from any type of addiction and mental problem. The very large quantity of research shows verified benefits of hypnosis for anxiety and other mental disorders with an anxiety related factor. Hypnosis can…

trans-inducing technique is frightfully close to what is considered as hypnosis in the modern era (Berrios, 2000). Another historically significant example of the implantation of false memories/perception is, in 1943 a Scottish surgeon named James Braid’s attempted to induce perceptual distortion in his patients. The aim of this experiment was to try to minimize the use of general anesthetics during surgery, by using a form of hypnosis to reduce surgical pain (Demarquay,…

evidence and memory. Many of the abductees stories have similarities such as seeing lights, taken aboard a ship where a series of tests were performed, and found in the woods. The only way many are able to retrieve their memories is by undergoing hypnosis. Are the abductees stories true and prove we are not alone in this world or is it simply a hoax and a cry for attention? An episode of Monsters and Mysteries in America, “Massachusetts”, reports the abduction of two twin girls named Audrey and…

I have done another complete NLP training, NLP Hypnosis (2007), NLP Introduction (2008), Practitioner (2008-2009), Master practitioner (2010-2011), IANLP Trainer (2012) and INLPTA trainer…

Treatment #1 Treatment Method: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (E.M.D.R.) School of Thought/Perspective: Cognitive-Behavioral Application: Phase 1: Evaluate the client’s aptness to therapy and identify potential targets for E.M.D.R. Including but not limited to: distressing memories; current situations that produce emotional distress; similar events from the past. Stress is put on the growth of explicit skills and behaviors that will be required future situations; Goal: for…

It's within our subconscious that we can uncover our unconscious fears and irrational belief systems. Hypnotherapy allows us to achieve relaxation and focus, simultaneously. In a hypnosis session, the hypnotherapist directs the client into a heightened state of relaxed awareness in which they are able to be detached from the distractions around them, but are also extremely susceptible to positive suggestions. This state is called…

Breuer (Jacobs, 2003). Breuer was able to find the source of her symptoms using hypnosis, which Anna coined as ‘talking cure’ (Jacobs, 2003). Under hypnosis, Anna was able to recall and discharge the emotions and had a cathartic effect on her (Jacobs, 2003). Therefore, hypnosis was considered one of methods in treating neurosis. Freud, however, later discarded the idea due to ineffectiveness and unreliability of hypnosis in actual treatment of neurosis and its symptoms (Bachner-Melman and…

“Sleep is a passive state of unconsciousness, a suspension of our normal bodily activities. It is distinguished from wakefulness by a decreased ability to react to stimuli, but is more easily reversed than the state of hibernation or of being comatose.” People usually go through five (5) stages while sleeping. The first stage is the period of transition between wakefulness and sleepiness, and can be awakened easily. During this stage, the muscles are slowly active and the eyes move slowly. As…

However, despite these stereotypes, medical hypnosis can be considered an important technique of treating conditions including phobias and choric pain. William Ray, a Penn State psychology professor, has done a variety of EEG studies, and found evidence to suggest that hypnosis proceeds by removing the emotional experience of the “problem” while allowing the sensory system to remain. This is why the patient…