Medical Hypnosis is used in
conjunction with medicine. Anxiety and stress about pending
surgery or prolonged life changing illness. Managing pain, or
treating the symptoms of other conditions. Hypnosis is helpful with
getting off some medications that have undesirable withdrawal symptoms.
Medical Hypnosis requires a referral from a Physician. Medical Hypnosis
is just a option your Doctor has. Two thirds of all Doctors now
recommend Hypnosis for their patients if they feel it is helpful for
them. The days of thinking that Hypnosis is just a bunch of parlor
tricks is fading to history. Seeing is believing and more and more
Doctors are coming to the understanding that the power of the human
mind is truly amazing. Simply many of the mood enhancing medications or
medications for pain only mimic what Hypnosis does naturally without
side effects. Even
insurance companies are starting to pay for Hypnosis in medical
applications. For them it is simply a matter of money. Medical Hypnosis
simply costs less in the long run. Quicker recoveries, fewer
complications are just a few of the benefits. Each year new
advancements in Hypnosis for medical applications are being discovered.
To understand some of them select one of the topics below. To know more
on how hypnosis works on a cellular level click here.
Hypnosis makes no claim that it
can cure physical illness. However hypnosis through Hypnotherapy can
stimulate the healing powers of the mind to it's fullest potential.
Alopecia
Antidepressant withdrawal
Diabetes
Fibromyalgia
Hypertension
HypnoOncology
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Pain Management
Pre Surgery Anxieties
Stroke
Stroke
Also please look at
expanded general hypnotherapy
to see some additional therapies that may be classified as medical
hypnotherapy.
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Published papers:
Stroke and effects of hypnotherapy
: John Krukowski March 17, 2007
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The Mind Prepared: Hypnosis in Surgery: David Spiegel August 28, 2007
PDF
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