The nature of hypnosis

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Which of these statements is true?

Your imagery must match the patient’s imagery exactly eg. if you describe a boat, the boat should be in the water for both of you.
It doesn’t matter whether “you” are in or out of the imagery.
For positives, you should be in the imagery – associated
For positives you need to be in the position of an observer – dissociated

What imagery would you use to message the non-verbal mind about the importance of controlling the acidity and flow of stomach contents to prevent heartburn?

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What uses do you think each of the hypnotic phenomena might have in a clinical context?

1- Perception of sensory input?

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What uses do you think each of the hypnotic phenomena might have in a clinical context?

2- Modification of Motor and autonomic output?

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What uses do you think each of the hypnotic phenomena might have in a clinical context?

3- Effect upon the immune and inflammatory system

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