A retrospective outcome study and review of hypnosis as treatment of adults with sleepwalking and sleep terror

Abstract Hypnosis has been described anecdotally to be effective in the treatment of sleepwalking and sleep terror, potentially dangerous parasomnias. The authors report the use of hypnosis in the treatment of 27 adult patients with these disorders. A total of 74% of these individuals reported much or very much improvement…

Relaxation and Hypnosis in Reducing Anxious-depressive Symptoms and Insomnia among Adults

Abstract The effects of insomnia carries along a physical and psychological state of dysfunctionality felt by the individual. The purpose of the study was to investigate the effects of a hypnotherapeutic and relaxation intervention applied in the case of patients who present anxious – depressive symptomatology and insomnia. A sample…

Insomnia and hypnotherapy

Introducdon Insomnia is a common complaint in general practice. Unless a feature of psychosis, or accompanied by pain, it is seldom disabling, but is the cause of much misery. In the United Kingdom, the 1970-71 morbidity statistics from general practice showed that, per 1000 of the population, the episode rates…

Relaxation and Hypnosis in Reducing Anxious-depressive Symptoms and Insomnia among Adults

Abstract The effects of insomnia carries along a physical and psychological state of dysfunctionality felt by the individual. The purpose of the study was to investigate the effects of a hypnotherapeutic and relaxation intervention applied in the case of patients who present anxious – depressive symptomatology and insomnia. A sample…

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