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Dr. S.Krishna Rao

MD (Alt.Med), CCHt, PhD


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HYPNOSISOR

HYPNOTHERAPY

The Term was derived from Greek.

Hypno means sleep


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What is Hypnosis?

Hypnosis is defined as an altered state of

consciousness where your logical, analytical faculties

(left brain) are reduced sufficiently to allow deeperlevels of your subconscious mind (right brain) which

accepts suggestions readily and has increased

responsiveness to an idea or a set of ideas to producedesirable changes to in psychological and

physiological process


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Indian Classical Literature-Yoga Nidra

Bible , Temple Healing / Temple sleep

Franz Anton Mesmer(1734-1815) Father of Hypnosis

James Braid [1785-1860] (Coined the word Hypnosis) 1841

1892 British Medical Association Recognised hypnosis as atherapeutic agent.

Milton Erickson (1901-1983) Indirect Hypnosis

British Society of Clinical Hypnosis 1955

ASCEH 1958 ISCEH 1959 ISCH 1972 affiliated with ISCEH in 1974

Candace B Pert in 1976 discovered biochemical particulate linkbetween Mind and Body.

Rossi & Cheek in 1988 : Mind-Body-Cell-Gene connection

History of Hypnotherapy


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Methodology of Hypnotherapy The altered state of consciousness ie. trance to be

utilized for the benefits of your health.

Subconscious problem solving and healing power is

encouraged to operate.

Therapeutic hypnosis works by information

transduction.

Suggestions and imagery are the fundamental tool

Hypnotherapy is a powerful tool in the hands of a

competent person to bring about effective changes in

health (physical, mental, spiritual) and healing.

Hypnosis can be used as therapy


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Pleasant and enjoyable treatment

Short duration

Least relapse

Treats most of cases without medicine or drugs.

All patients learn to do self hypnosis

Features of Hypnotherapy


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Myths & Facts

Hypnotherapy is not stage hypnosis [Stage

hypnosis may not be realistic sometimes ?]

No loss of self control

Being suggestible is good

To do things outside the realistic limits of their

potential.


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Signs & Symptoms

Feel deeply relaxed and peaceful

Brain rhythm is slower

Skin resistance is greater

Breath is deeper and calmer

Sometimes body temperature falls


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Conscious Mind

SubconsciousMind

Unconscious Mind

Mind Functional entity(7 %)

93 %

Ordinary state of awareness.

Is that portion of mind which with

some efforts can be brought intothe consciousness.

Though dynamically active allthe time in guiding the behavioris ordinarily not accessible .Special approaches are neededone of them is Hypnosis

Stages : awake dream sleep super conscious (samadhi)


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Conscious Mind-7% Sub(Un)conscious Mind-93%

L - Hemisphere R - Hemisphere

Awareness + Unaware

Intellectual Imagery / Fantasies

Dominated by Ego/Super Ego Dominated by id, ego

Controls voluntary activities Controls involuntary activities throughANS, EC, immune system. Harness

bodys natural healing processVery critical in problem solvingresulting in Avoidance,Indecision, Non co-operation,Excessive anxiety

Has no logic, grammar & has uncriticalacceptance of suggestions

Salient Features


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Conscious Mind - 7% Sub(Un)conscious Mind-93%

Responsible for Stress, frustrations,depression, anger, fear, jealousy,hatred

Responsible for entire range ofemotions, ideas, intuition, attitude,

self image habits

Finds solution based on pastexperience , learned behavior, fixedreference frames.

Finds Solution by insight, problemsolving, redirecting the internal

natural talents to onesadvantages.

Stores all set of patterns of attitudesbehavior, response to situations,belief system and all learnedlimitations

Stores all memories of life andbelief system, archetypal behavior.

Salient Features

Maan [way we deal/physical elements] Chit [Memories/Emotions/Suppressed-grief/depression]


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Molecular

Flow

ECF

ECF

HypothalamusPituitary

New Proteins

ATPADPEnergy

Enzyme

OFF

Enzyme

ON Metabolism Gene

TranslationGene

ExpressionCell Nucleus

2nd Messengers

Receptor

mRNA

Proteins

Self Signaling

Limbic system

A B C D

F G HE

J K LI

Mind ThoughtsIdeas

SensationsEmotions

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Mind

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Cell-Gene

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Mitochondria

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Phosphatase

Feelings

Mind-BrainBrain-Body

Body-CellCyberneticPathway


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State-Dependent Memory, learning

and Behavior modulation of

corticolimbic Hypothalamic Systems

Information Substances

and their receptors

Emotions, Imagery,

Word and Symbols

Cellular-Genetic-Molecular

Processes of the body

Psycho-Biology of Hypnotherapy


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Process of Hypnotherapy

Assessment & Rapport Building & Preparation of Patient

Induction of Trance & Deepening

Pleasant Imagery & Ego Strengthening

Therapeutic Utilization of Trance

Re-alerting or Re-orientation

Post Hypnotic Suggestion

Termination of Trance

Discussion with the Patient [Post hypnotic]


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Uses of Hypnotherapy

Psychological Creative Therapeutic


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Physical and mental relaxation

Develop Concentration

Releases ones unutilized potentials

Invokes ones higher resources

Facilitate sensory and perceptual alterations

Tool for cognitive restructuring

Produce desired changes in habit patterns, motivation,

self-image and life style

Enables a person to manage day to day stresses of life

Strengthening ones coping abilities

Psychological Uses


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Enhance performance by releasing blocked

potentials of :-

Writers

Artists

Musicians

Refine performance

Increased concentration and motivation in

studies

Creative Uses


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Therapeutic Applications

Internal Medicine

Dermatology

Pediatrics

Obstetrics

Gynaecology

Addictions

Dentistry

Oncology

Surgery and Anesthesiology


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Symptom Control

Pain, anxiety, depression can be relieved

Motivating for chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery

Terminal cancer patients can be made to feel more

comfortable

Immunological response is enhanced, preventing rapid

metastasis and recurrence of cancer after surgery

Oncology


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Surgery & Anesthesiology

Pre-operative suggestion

Intra operative suggestion

Post operative suggestion


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Subject in Deep Trance withNeedles on Forearm andFace.

HypnoAnesthesia

HypnoAnaesthesia Movie Clip
http://hypnoanesthesia.exe/http://hypnoanesthesia.exe/


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To-be continued

Hypnotherapy is now accepted asa

legitimate, valuableand scientifictreatmentfor all illnesses because

MIND-BODY is a single entity.


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For Details Contact

Institute of Mind Body Medicine(Therapeutic & Research Centre)

Ph : 94407-37115, 93485-74281

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