Two clinical psychologists from the United States, Stephen Gold and Michael Quiñones,...
Definition of hypnosis:
General definition: Hypnosis is a special psychophysiological state induced by suggestion that resembles a dream or a half-dream.
American Psychological Association: Hypnosis is a procedure in which a specialist induces changes in a patient's sensations, perceptions, thinking, or behavior.
Michael Yapko (hypnosis researcher): "Hypnosis is a focused experience of absorbing attention that activates personal resources to achieve change."
Raikov's concept: Hypnosis is a form of increased mental readiness to perceive, process information and perform actions. It is an altered state of consciousness with increased controllability of body functions.
How it works:
In hypnosis, the patient gains access to the subconscious mind, repressed traumas and internal conflicts.
An opportunity to get rid of inefficient thinking patterns, activate creative thinking and internal resources.
Hypnoanalysis:
A hypnotherapy technique that includes regressive hypnosis - a return to the past in order to recall and realize stressful events.
Hypnocatharsis: re-experiencing the trauma and releasing the anxiety associated with it by creating a safe therapeutic environment.
Prejudices are common:
A person in hypnosis seems to become unwilling and controlled by the hypnotist.
It is believed that hypnosis can make a person commit a crime.
Rebuttal:
A person retains awareness and the ability to control himself.
Dr. Jacob Kohn (Johns Hopkins University) has not found a single documented case of hypnosis leading to a crime in 150 years of medical history.
Positive impact:
Strengthening the ability to deal with difficulties.
Improved mental and physical health.
Overcoming bad habits and treating psychosomatic disorders.
Examples of effects on the body:
Reducing blood calcium levels by suggestion.
Increase or decrease in sugar levels depending on the content of the suggestion (even without actual consumption of sugar/honey).
It is used for patients who have difficulty entering the state of hypnosis, or when deep hypnosis analysis is required.
It is conventionally called medication hypnosis.
PhD in Medicine, Director of the EXPIO Center.
Student of Dr. Vitaliy Yevtushenko and Yuriy Bichonsky (School of Analytical and Cognitive Hypnotherapy, SACH).
He developed his own method of emotional and metaphorical hypnotherapy.
In 2015, he gave a presentation at the International Congress on Hypnosis in Paris.
D. in psychology, crisis psychologist, hypnotherapist.
Education: S. Greenwald School (Kharkiv), Eastern European Association of Hypnotherapists, practice of shock hypnosis.
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Two clinical psychologists from the United States, Stephen Gold and Michael Quiñones,...
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