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Drugs, 1986
Sleep disturbance has become a subject of serious study only over the past few years, but even so there is already an increasing awareness of the nature of insomnia and a greater understanding of the role which hypnotics should play in clinical medicine.
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Sleep disturbance has become a subject of serious study only over the past few years, but even so there is already an increasing awareness of the nature of insomnia and a greater understanding of the role which hypnotics should play in clinical medicine.
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International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 2015
In this transcription of a lecture given in 2000, Jay Haley begins by answering the question, "What is hypnosis?" Haley reviews the circumstances of Gregory Bateson encouraging him to meet with Milton Erickson to discuss the history of hypnosis and the paradoxical nature of trance induction.
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In this transcription of a lecture given in 2000, Jay Haley begins by answering the question, "What is hypnosis?" Haley reviews the circumstances of Gregory Bateson encouraging him to meet with Milton Erickson to discuss the history of hypnosis and the paradoxical nature of trance induction.
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Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports, 2003
This update reviews recent developments and advances in the therapeutic and side-effect profile of the benzodiazepine receptor agonists (BZRAs), the generally accepted drug class of choice for the symptomatic treatment of insomnia. All the approved BZRAs, depending on their pharmacokinetic profile, improve and maintain sleep.
Timothy, Roehrs, Thomas, Roth
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This update reviews recent developments and advances in the therapeutic and side-effect profile of the benzodiazepine receptor agonists (BZRAs), the generally accepted drug class of choice for the symptomatic treatment of insomnia. All the approved BZRAs, depending on their pharmacokinetic profile, improve and maintain sleep.
Timothy, Roehrs, Thomas, Roth
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Hypnotic depth and hypnotic susceptibility: A replicated finding
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1980Abstract A sample of 398 Ss was tested in groups of from 8 to 20 people on the Harvard Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility, Form A (HGSHS:A) of Shor and E. Orne (1962). Retrospective depth reports for each of the 12 HGSHS:A items were taken in order to extend Tart's findings (1970, 1972) on susceptibility and depth.
C, Perry, J R, Laurence
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A PRELIMINARY PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF BEING HYPNOTIZED AND HYPNOTIZING
Psychological Reports, 2005This paper presents phenomenological research conducted following Woodard's phenomenological and perceptual research methodology for understanding hypnotic experiencing. The research emphasizes examining the internal experiencings of individuals involved in hypnotic experiencing. Examples are presented of Individual Situated Structures and the General
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Scottish Medical Journal, 1979
Sleep is an enigma and the clinical importance of disturbed sleep is not clear. Much has been learnt in the past 25 years of the physiology of normal and abnormal sleep. Complaints of insomnia can be related to several causes - normal extreme patterns, psychiatric, physical, specific and drug-related.
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Sleep is an enigma and the clinical importance of disturbed sleep is not clear. Much has been learnt in the past 25 years of the physiology of normal and abnormal sleep. Complaints of insomnia can be related to several causes - normal extreme patterns, psychiatric, physical, specific and drug-related.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972
To the Editor.— E. Grey Dimond's two superb communications "Medical Care and Education in China" and "Acupuncture" inThe Journal( 218 :1552,1971) afford Western scientists some penetrating insights into Chinese medicine. He, as well as others, have emphasized that the therapeutic rationale for acupuncture "anesthesia" has never been satisfactorily ...
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To the Editor.— E. Grey Dimond's two superb communications "Medical Care and Education in China" and "Acupuncture" inThe Journal( 218 :1552,1971) afford Western scientists some penetrating insights into Chinese medicine. He, as well as others, have emphasized that the therapeutic rationale for acupuncture "anesthesia" has never been satisfactorily ...
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Post-hypnotic Amnesia and Post-hypnotic Effect
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1965The purpose of this investigation was to obtain data on the influence of the subject's conscious knowledge of the content of a posthypnotic suggestion on obedience to that suggestion. Little information is available on this problem, which is one having obvious bearing on hypnotherapy.
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