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American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1984
Abstract The problems involved with the techniques of self-hypnosis, or auto-hypnosis, are stated. The author develops eight steps for (1) inducing a state of self-hypnosis, (2) conscious-unconscious communication and suggestions, and (3) dehypnotization. The reader is also shown how to give the patient a conviction of self-hypnosis.
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Abstract The problems involved with the techniques of self-hypnosis, or auto-hypnosis, are stated. The author develops eight steps for (1) inducing a state of self-hypnosis, (2) conscious-unconscious communication and suggestions, and (3) dehypnotization. The reader is also shown how to give the patient a conviction of self-hypnosis.
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Self-Hypnosis Training and Captivity Survival
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1997In February and March, 1973, 566 U.S. military prisoners (POWs) were released from North Vietnam. These men had been POWs for a period of time between 2 months and 9 years, with a mean incarceration of 4.44 years. They had faced physical and psychological stress similar to that experienced by POWs from previous wars: starvation, disease, inadequate ...
D P, Wood, J L, Sexton
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Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 1981
A review of recent developments in psychotherapeutic methods of cognitive behavior therapy leads to the conclusion that negative self-hypnosis (NSH) is operative in problematic behavior. NSH is elucidated, and a counteractive, five-stage approach of self-hypnosis is proposed to effectively deal with NSH.
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A review of recent developments in psychotherapeutic methods of cognitive behavior therapy leads to the conclusion that negative self-hypnosis (NSH) is operative in problematic behavior. NSH is elucidated, and a counteractive, five-stage approach of self-hypnosis is proposed to effectively deal with NSH.
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Self-Hypnosis: Alternative Anesthesia for Childbirth
MCN, The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 2002The purpose of this article is to inform nurses about the use of self-hypnosis in childbirth. Hypnosis is a focused form of concentration. Self-hypnosis is one form of hypnosis in which a certified practitioner or therapist teaches an individual to induce his or her own state of altered consciousness.
Debra, Ketterhagen +2 more
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The Use of Self-Hypnosis by Children with Cancer
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1975Abstract This is a clinical report relating the experience gained in 24 months of study of 27 children using contemporary medical hynosis in combating some aspects of malignancies. The afflicted children, aged 4 to 20, were trained at Childrens Hospital in Denver in group trance sessions to induce trance in themselves.
W, LaBaw +3 more
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Public Administration Review, 1966
I N A psychology course I once took, our professor told a student under hypnosis that his watch had been stolen. When the subject came out of his trance and demanded the watch, the professor lifted the subject's sleeve to disclose the watch still on his wrist.
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I N A psychology course I once took, our professor told a student under hypnosis that his watch had been stolen. When the subject came out of his trance and demanded the watch, the professor lifted the subject's sleeve to disclose the watch still on his wrist.
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The phenomena and characteristics of self-hypnosis
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1981Abstract Self-hypnosis and hetero-hypnosis were compared, and selfhypnosis was studied longitudinally. Results indicated that absorption and the fading of the general reality orientation are characteristics of both hetero-hypnosis and self-hypnosis. The differentiating characteristics lie in the areas of attention and ego receptivity.
Erika Fromm +5 more
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The Modes of the Ego in Self-Hypnosis
Imagination, Cognition and Personality, 1988In this study, the diary entries of thirty subjects who practiced self-hypnosis for twenty-eight consecutive days were analyzed carefully with regard to manifestations of four ego modes: ego activity, ego receptivity, ego passivity, and ego inactivity.
Erika Fromm +3 more
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Self-Hypnosis as Anesthesia for Liposuction Surgery
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1999This article demonstrates how the surgeon performs a major surgical procedure on himself using self-hypnosis as the means of anesthesia and pain control. The hypnotic techniques used by the author for self hypnosis are reviewed. These include glove anesthesia and transference; the switch technique; dissociation; positive imagery; as well as the ...
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Self-hypnosis for patients with cystic fibrosis
Pediatric Pulmonology, 2000This report documents the utility of self-hypnosis in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF). Sixty-three patients 7 years of age or older were offered the opportunity to be taught self-hypnosis by their pulmonologist. Forty-nine agreed to learn it. Patients generally were taught hypnosis in one or two sessions.
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