(Excerpt from Redorbit.com ) Trigeminal Neuralgia August 21, 2008 By Shirley, Barry Hypnotherapy for Pain Reduction: Two Case Studies Abstract Trigeminal Neuralgia (tic douloureux) has been referred to as the ‘suicide disease ‘by many of those afflicted. It is a disorder of the fifth cranial (trigeminal) nerve and can produce intense, stabbing, electric shock-like pain
(Excerpt from article written Feb. 2014) Thanks to on-stage brainwashing sessions and movies featuring disgruntled workers taking a baseball bat to the printer (Office Space, anyone?), hypnosis has a rep for being little more than pure entertainment. Not true. Hypnosis was birthed from the brains of psychologists and researchers, and while its story was sullied
This Article appeared in Advance for Nurses magazine in 2011. Hypnosis for Nurses Unique relaxation and suggestion techniques can result in healthier patients, more relaxed nurses. Read Article on Hypnosis here…
(An Excerpt) At last, it’s official. Hypnotism really does work – and it has an impact on the brain which can be measured scientifically, according to one of America’s leading psychiatrists. David Spiegel, from Stanford University, told the prestigious American Association for the Advancement of Science that he had scanned the brains of volunteers who
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