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Online randomised e-hypnotherapy for chronic pelvic pain study (REST): comparing e-hypnotherapy with relaxation and waitlist to improve pain, cost-effectiveness and biopsychosocial outcomes. [PDF]

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Current practices and perceived effectiveness of alternative behavioral management techniques for pediatric dental anxiety: a cross-sectional survey of dentists in Spain. [PDF]

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CESARCOM study protocol: assessing the impact of therapeutic communication on patients' anxiety during elective cesarean sections, - a before-and-after interventional study. [PDF]

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Efficacy of Self-Hypnosis for Tinnitus Relief

Scandinavian Audiology, 1990
The efficacy of self-hypnosis (SH) on tinnitus relief was compared with two control procedures: 1) presentation of a brief auditory stimulus (BAS) to the ear with tinnitus; 2) waiting list (WL), i.e. patients receiving no formal treatment. The results have shown that 73% of SH subjects reported disappearance of tinnitus during treatment sessions, as ...
J Attias, A Shahar, Haim Sohmer
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The Use of Fractionation in Self-Hypnosis

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1987
Abstract It is widely believed that fractionation is the most effective technique for “deepening” hypnotic involvement. This study was done to document its effectiveness when used in tape-assisted self-hypnosis. Forty-two volunteers and 11 clinical patients participated in the experiment.
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Cholecystectomy with Self-Hypnosis

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1980
Abstract The extent to which self-hypnosis can be used in surgical procedures is a topic of controversy. This author considers the limits imposed, by the literature, on the effectiveness of self-hypnosis in major abdominal surgery to be academic and unfounded.
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