Integrating Hypnosis with Psychotherapy The Legacy of Buddhism and Neuroscience

Name: Integrating Hypnosis with Psychotherapy The Legacy of Buddhism and Neuroscience
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ISBN: 9780786470389

ISBN-10: 0786470380

ISBN-13: 9780786470389

Edition: 2012

Authors: Daniel L. Araoz

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Psychotherapy is a scientifically proven form of treatment, and neuroscience has justified hypnosis as a convenient method to train our minds to change our brains. However, hypnosis remains widely misunderstood. Looking beyond hypnosis as entertainment or as a tool to manipulate people without their knowledge, this volume clears up many misconceptions surrounding the practice by exploring it as a part of psychodynamic psychotherapy. In this context, hypnosis involves the activation of the patient's fantasy to create a new inner reality of the self, so that this reality can take the place of the old one for personal enrichment of the individual. Presenting new evidence from neuroscience and…

Book details

Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: McFarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers
Publication date: 5/14/2012
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 219
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.44" tall
Weight: 0.660
Language: English



Acknowledgments


Preface


Introduction



Hypnosis in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy



Therapeutic Hypnosis



Development of Understanding of Hypnosis



Fantasy in Human Sexuality and Thinking



Dreaming, Fantasy and Auto-hypnosis



Auto-hypnosis as Therapeutic Regression



The PDM Personality Types in Hypnoanalysis



Principles of Hypnoanalysis



Mind Training/New Hypnosis as Experiential Learning



Unconscious Resources Activated with Mind Training



Hypnoanalysis as Holistic Psychoanalysis



Practical Hypnoanalysis


Conclusions and Recommendations


Appendix: A Case of Gender Confusion


References


Index