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Teaching self-hypnosis to children
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1981Abstract Hypnotherapy with children increasingly includes teaching self-hypnosis in order that young patients may make the fullest possible use of their hypnotic talent. This paper discusses indications and contraindications, reviews issues of patient resistance and parental involvement, and describes in detail Gardner's 3-step method of teaching self ...
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Teaching self-hypnosis to adults
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1981Abstract The author presents operational definitions of self-hypnosis and examines the differences and similarities between hetero- and self-hypnosis in relation to the methods used and the hypnotizer's attitudes. It is argued that, with the exception of spontaneously occurring trances, there is no “pure” self-hypnosis.
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New Scientist, 2011
Hypnosis may help pain management, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, obesity and asthma, not to mention some nasty skin ...
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Hypnosis may help pain management, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, obesity and asthma, not to mention some nasty skin ...
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The Essential Aspects of Self-Hypnosis
1985In an extensive research study in my Laboratory the similarities and differences between self-hypnosis and hetero-hypnosis were investigated as well as the phenomena of self-hypnosis when practiced regularly over some time. Our results showed that the essential characteristics of self-hypnosis are: 1. The Fading of the General Reality Orientation
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