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1 CURRICULUM VITAE

DANIEL P. KOHEN, M.D.

CURRENT POSITION Director, Developmental- Behavioral Pediatrics Program and Mental HealthClinical Director, Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Program and ClinicDivision of Academic General Pediatrics Department of PediatricsUniversity of Minnesota

Professor, Departments of Pediatrics and Family Medicine and Community HealthUniversity of Minnesota

April 1987- Dec., 1992 Director, Behavioral Pediatrics Education ProgramMinneapolis Children's Medical Center andDepartment of PediatricsUniversity of Minnesota

Jan. 1984 - March, 1987 Assistant Director, Behavioral Pediatrics Program

Minneapolis Children's Medical Center and Department of PediatricsUniversity of Minnesota

April, 1978 - Feb., 1984 Associate Director, Medical EducationMinneapolis Children’s Medical Center

April, 1978 - Sept., 1981 Director, Emergency RoomMinneapolis Children’s Medical Center

OFFICE ADDRESS Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Program University of Minnesota

MAILING ADDRESS Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics Clinic717 Delaware St. S.E. – Suite #371Minneapolis, MN 55414

PHONE Phone: (612) 626-4260, 626-3014FAX: (612) 624-0997EMAIL: [email protected]

2HOME ADDRESS/PHONE 29 Western Terrace

Golden Valley, Minnesota 55426(612) 545-8489

DATE OF BIRTH March 21, 1945 - Detroit, MichiganCITIZENSHIP United States

MARITAL STATUS Married Wife Harriet A. Psigoda Kohen, MA, MSW,

LICSW Children Joshua M. - March 26, 1971

Aaron N. - August 15, 1973

UNDERGRADUATE Monteith College, Wayne State University,

EDUCATION Detroit, MichiganSept., 1962 - June 1966: Bachelor of Philosophy

MEDICAL EDUCATION Wayne State University School of Medicine Detroit, Michigan September 1966 - May 1970 - M.D.

POSTGRADUATE EDUCATION

INTERNSHIP Children's Hospital of MichiganDetroit, MichiganJuly 1970 - June 1971-Pediat Internship (PL-1)

RESIDENCY Oklahoma Children's Memorial HospitalUniversity of Oklahoma Health Sciences CenterOklahoma City, OklahomaJanuary 1, 1974 - December 31, 1975Pediatric Residency (PL-2, PL-3)

CHIEF RESIDENCY Oklahoma Children's Memorial HospitalUniversity of Oklahoma Health Sciences CenterOklahoma City, OklahomaJune 1, 1975 - December 31, 1975Chief Resident Pediatrician

MILITARY Commissioned OfficerUS. Public Health Service - Indian Health Service

37/71 - 6/74 General Medical Officer

Pediatric ServicePublic Health Service Indian HospitalFort Defiance, Arizona

7/74 - 12/75 Public Health Service Sponsored Long-Term TrainingPediatric Residency, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

1/76 - 3/78 Staff Pediatrician & Deputy Chief of PediatricsPublic Health Service Indian HospitalFort Defiance, Arizona

MILITARY (cont.)4/76 - 4/77 Clinical Director (Chief of Medical Staff)

Public Health Service Indian HospitalFort Defiance, Arizona

8/76 - 1/78 Chairman, Child Advocacy CommitteePublic Health Service Indian HospitalFort Defiance, Arizona

2/77 - 4/77 Chairman, Navajo Area Indian Health ServiceClinical Directors' Group

LICENSURE State of Minnesota (1978) #24205State of Arizona (1976) # 9244State of Oklahoma (1974) – Inactive as of ?State of Michigan (1971) #4301030149

– Inactive as 1/2012

BOARD Diplomate, American Board of PediatricsCERTIFICATION Written Examination, May, 1975

Oral Examination and Certification:September 6, 1976 No. 19635 (Permanent)

Diplomate, American Board of Medical HypnosisWritten, Oral, and Practical ExaminationsOctober, 1981

HOSPITAL STAFF Fairview/University Medical CenterAPPOINTMENTS Children's Hospitals & Clinics-

Minneapolis

4Children's Hospitals & Clinics-St. PaulGillette Children's Specialty HealthcareFairview University-Riverside

AWARDS AND Central Oklahoma Pediatric SocietyHONORS for Best Pediatric Paper (“Neonatal

Gonococcal Arthritis”) presented before the 1975 Annual Meeting of the Oklahoma Association of Housestaff Physicians

Outstanding Housestaff Teaching Award

Presented by the Third Year Student Class,

University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, May, 1975

Outstanding Scientific Paper Award

for “Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of Asthma” presented to the 28th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, March, 1986

AWARDS ANDHONORS (cont’d) Elected to Board of Directors,

American Board of Medical Hypnosis - 1986

Special Award of Merit from American Society of Clinical Hypnosis presented at Annual Workshops and Scientific Meeting of the American Society or Clinical Hypnosis, April 7, 1992:

“to Daniel P. Kohen, MD.. who has participated in countless ASCH teaching efforts for the benefit of students and members seeking hypnosis knowledge. As Director of Behavioral Pediatrics at the Children's Medical Center in Minneapolis and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Family Practice, and Community Health at the University of Minnesota, he has brought

5hypnosis and its applications to both the professional community and lay public. His writings are classic, We salute him.”

Milton H. Erickson Award of Scientific

Excellence for Writing in Hypnosis.Presented March, 1993 by the Editorial Board of the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis D. Kohen, G. Rosen, and M. Mahowald “ in recognition of their contribution to advancing knowledge in hypnosis, for their article “Sleep Terror Disorder in Children: The Role of Self-Hypnosis in Management” published in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 34: 233-244, April, 1992.

“Lifetime Membership” Award for contributions to the Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis as teacher and Director of Education and Training. June, 1993.

Elected to Board of Directors,

AmericanSociety of Clinical Hypnosis Educationand Research Foundation (ASCH-ERF)Fall, 1993

Elected President, American Board ofMedical Hypnosis, March, 1994.re-elected, March, 1996

AWARDS ANDHONORS (cont’d) Elected to Board of Directors, American

Society of Clinical Hypnosis asMember-at-Large Medicine Fall, 1994

Associate Editor, Hypnosis International Monographs - Appointed 1996

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Josephine Hilgard Award for Best Pediatric

Paper published in 1997-1998 in The American Journal of Clinical HypnosisPresented March, 1998 by the Editorial Board of the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis to D. Kohen, P. Mann-Rinehart,D. Schmitz, and L. Wills for paper " Using Hypnosis to Help Deaf Children Help Themselves: Report of Two Cases" presented at the 14th International Congress of Hypnosis, June, 1997, San Diego, and published in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, April, 1998.

The Shirley R. Schneck Award for

physician who has made significant contributions to the development of medical hypnosis.Presented November, 1998 by the Societyfor Clinical and Experimental HypnosisChicago, Illinois.


Paper published in 1998-1999 in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

Presented March, 1999 by the Editorial Board of the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis to Felt, B.T., Berman, B., Broffman, G., Coury, D., Dattner, A., French, G., Hall, H., Kohen, D.P., Schmidt, W., Young, M., and Olness, K. for paper

"Wart regression in children: comparison of relaxation-imagery to topical treatment and equal time interventions." published in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, October, 1998.

7Thomas P. Wall, D.M.D. Award from the

American Society of Clinical Hypnosis

presented "in recognition of his commitment to and excellence in teaching”Clinical Hypnosis" March, 1999, Atlanta, GA

AWARDS ANDHONORS (cont’d)

Advisory Scientific Editor, AmericanJournal of Clinical Hypnosis appointed July, 2002

“Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. Outstanding Clinician Award” from Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis – 1st recipient of Award established 6/5/04“Created in celebration of his exemplary leadership, commitment to education, contribution to our organization, and in appreciation of his enduring wisdom and guidance. This award will be presented annually to a MSCH Member in recognition of outstanding leadership in the clinical practice, teaching, and utilization of therapeutic hypnosis.”

Vice-President, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

2006-2007, 2008-2009, 2011-2012

Award of Merit, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis – 3/26/06:“To honor his exceptional contributions in teaching the healing potential of each child’s subconscious mind, his respectful mentoring of a generation of healers, and his

8profoundly loving an empower- ing care of children. His textbooks, book chapters, and many scientificjournal publications have carefully documented his pioneering work. Dr. Kohen’s rigorous standards of excellence and his honesty have led to careful and generous attributions, as well as respectful teaching of colleagues.”

Nominated by Univ of Minnesota Medical School for 2006-2007 Award for Outstanding Contributions to Postbaccalaureate, Graduate, and Professional Education., U. of MN One of 22 finalists University-wide.

The Shirley R. Schneck Award for physician who has made significant contributions to the development of medical hypnosis.Presented November, 2011 by the Societyfor Clinical and Experimental HypnosisNew Orleans, LA.

The William C. Wester, Award for Excellence in Child Hypnosis to

Daniel P. Kohen, M.D., ABMH Presented for his significant

contributionsto the field of hypnosis as applied to

the treatment of children and research in the application of hypnosis with children. March 19, 2012, Charlotte, NC

The International Society of Hypnosis

92012 Pierre Janet Award for Clinical Excellence“ To Daniel P. Kohen,M.D. whose lifetime ofpublished clinical experience substantially advances the understanding of the uses of hypnosis in obtaining effective results in clinical practice.” presented at XIXth Triennial International Congress of Hypnosis in Bremen, GERMANY October 20, 2012

The Daniel P. Kohen,M.D. AwardNamed Award established by the Milton Erickson Society of Rottweil, Germany“ in honor of the Pioneer of Pediatric Hypnosis”presented at the 8th Kindertagung – Child Hypnosis Congress in Heidelberg, Oct, 2013


Paper published in 2017 in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

Presented March 20, 2017 ASCH AnnualMeeting, Phoenix, AZ by the Editorial Board of the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis to Daniel P. Kohen, Pamela Kaiser, and Karen Olness for their paper "State-of-the-Art Pediatric Hypnosis Training: Remodeling Curriculum and Refining Faculty Development " published in The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, Vol 59, Number 3, January, 2017.

Best Doctors in America 2017-2018Peer Recognition (4% of physicians nationwide)

PROFESSIONALAFFILIATIONS

American Academy of Pediatrics

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* FellowAmerican Board of Pediatrics* Diplomate (1976 – permanent certificate)

Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics* Member (1983 - present)* Curriculum Committee - 1986 - 1988* National Teaching Faculty

- Teaching (Behavioral Pediatrics)Workshop 1986

- Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis Workshops (Introd, Intermed & Advanced)-1987-2009 * Board Certification Study Committee

Minnesota Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

* Steering Committee* Council Board Member At Large (1997-98)American Board of Medical Hypnosis* Diplomate (1981)* Board of Directors (1986 - present)* Examiner (1988 - present)* Secretary - Treasurer (1990 –92, 1992-94)* President (1994-1996; 1996-1998)American Society of Clinical Hypnosis* Fellow* Member, Education Committee (1988 -

present)* Member, Annual Workshop Planning

Committee (1984) * Member, Literature Review Committee

(1989 present)

PROFESSIONALAFFILIATIONS (continued) American Society of Clinical

Hypnosis (cont’d)

* Co-Chair, 28th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis, March, 1986,

Seattle, WA

11* Co-Chair, Advanced Workshops - 34th

Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis, April, 1992, Las Vegas, Nevada* Co-Chair, Advanced Workshops, 50th

Anniversary Workshops, 2008 - Dallas, TX* Co-Chair, Advanced Workshops – 55th

Annual Workshops, 2013 – Louisville, KY* National Teaching Faculty - (1980 - present) Teacher at nationally sponsored regional workshops and at each annual national workshop 1980 - present* Board of Directors, ASCH-ERF (1994-1996)* Board of Directors, ASCH - Member-at- Large for Medicine, 1995-1996* Nominated for Vice-President 1996-97* Approved Consultant - 1994 to present• Vice-President 2006-2007, 2008-2009,

2011-2012

Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis* Fellow * Member & Vice-Chair, Education Committee (1991- 1996)* Teaching Faculty: 1981, 1984, 1992, 1993,1995

1996, 1999, 2001 (cncld due to "9/11"), 2003

International Society of Hypnosis * Member

* Invited Presenter - Scientific Meeting- 10th International Congress of

Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine - Toronto, August, 1985

- 1lth International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine - The Hague, The Netherlands, August, 1988

12- 12th International Congress of

Hypnosis Jerusalem, Israel - July, 1992

- Asia Pacific Hypnosis Congress Cairns, Australia, August, 1994

- 14th International Congress of Hypnosis

San Diego, California, June, 1997 - 15th International Congress of

Hypnosis Munich, October 2000 (invited, unable to go)

- 16th Intl Congress Hypn Singapore, 10/94

PROFESSIONALAFFILIATIONS (continued)

- 17th International Congress of Hypnosis

Acapulco, Mexico, August, 2006

- 18th International Congress of HypnosisRome, Italy September, 2009

- 19th International Congress of HypnosisBremen, Germany, October, 2012Co-Chair Pediatric Program (Panel)

- 20th International Congress of HypnosisParis, France, August, 2015Co-Chair Pediatric Workshop

- 21st World (ISH) Congress of HypnosisMontreal, Quebec, Canada August, 2018Co-Chair Pediatric Workshop

with Pam Kaiser, PhD, CPNP)

* International Teaching Faculty (10th-14th,

16th – 21st International meetings)National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI)• Co-founder – December, 2009 • Co-Director – NPHTI 2010

Workshops in Pediatric Clinical

13Hypnosis – Minneapolis 9/30 - 10/2/2010

• Co-Director – NPHTI 2011 Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis – Minneapolis 9/15-17/2011


• Co-Director – NPHTI 2013 Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis – Minneapolis 10/2013


• Co-Director – NPHTI 2015 Workshops in

Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis – Minneapolis 10/2015

• Co-Director – NPHTI 2016 Regional Introductory Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis – Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, OH6/2016



PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS (continued)

• Co-Director – NPHTI 2018 Regional Fundamentals Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis – Case Western Reserve Univ. Med School and Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, Cleveland

14OH – Cleveland, OH May 3-5, 2018

Co-Director – NPHTI 2018 Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis – Minneapolis 10/4-6/2018


National Pediatric Hypnosis TrainingInstitute (NPHTI) – 501c3 Non-Profit(approved by IRS, 2016, dated to 2014)

• Founding Member of the Board 2016+

• Treasurer of the Board 2016+

Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis

* President (1983-84, 1984-85)* Director of Continuing Education

and Training (1986 to 2016)* Course Director - Annual Workshops in

Clinical Hypnosis: Introductory and Advanced (1987-2016)- Co-sponsor with University of

Minnesota Department of Family Practice & Community Health: June, 1984, 1985, 1986

- Co-sponsor with University of Minnesota Department of Pediatrics: June, 1987, 1988 1989-2018

Community Committees/Advisory Boards

* Member, Children's Lung Disease Committee, Hennepin County Lung Association (1985 - 1992)

* Co-Chairman, Youth Commission, Adath Jeshurun Congregation, Minneapolis, MN (1985 - 1992)

* Member, Counseling Committee, Jewish Fam/Child Serv (JFCS), Mpls

15(1986-1988)

* Member, Healing & Hospice Committee, JFCS, Minneapolis (1995 --1998 )* Executive Board, Twin Cities Jewish Healing Center,JFCS, Mpls,1998-

2004 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS (continued)

University of Minnesota* Department of Pediatrics

-Chair, Behavioral Pediatrics Work group Committee

-Division of General Pediatrics & Adolescent Health (1989 - present)

-Member, Residency Selection Committee, (1984 - present)

-Member, Residency Review Committee (1984-1989)-Member, Educational Policy

Committee (1987-1989)-Member, Planning Committee,

National Behavioral Pediatrics Symposium, June, 1983, 1985, 1987

-Coordinator, Planning Committee, National Behavioral Pediatrics Symposium, June, 1985; October, 1987

University of Minnesota* Department of Pediatrics

-Course Director, Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Introductory, Intermediate, and AdvancedCo-sponsor with Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis (June 1986 - 2016)

- Clinical Director, KDWB University Pediatrics Family Center 2002 –

present - Member, Directorate – Division of

General Pediatrics & Adolescent Health

- Director, Behavioral-Developmental

Pediatrics Fellowship Program – 1987- 2013

16Institute for Child Development* Member, Advisory Board, Center for Early Education and Development (CEED) (1988-1990)Minneapolis Children's Medical Center* Education Committee

Member, (1978 - 1992)Acting Chair (Jan., 1980 - Apr., 1982)

* Child Abuse Committee Member & Pediatric Consultant

(1978 -1983)

Member & Pediatric Consultant, Child Advocacy Team* Disaster Committee (Member, 1978-1981)* Ecology Council (Member, 1979 - 1983)* Ambulatory Care Committee (Member,

1978-1982)(1994 = Children's Health Care-

Minneapolis)* Publications Comm (Member, 1980 -

1992)

Associate Editor - Professional Staff Newsletter

Associate Editor - Topics in Pediatrics* Ethical Issues Comm. - Board of

TrusteesMember (inception [1981] - present)Pediatric Consultant, Ethical Issues

Consultation Service

PEER REVIEWER:

* American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

* PEDIATRICS

* Journal of Pediatrics

* International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis

* Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

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* HYPNOS - Journal of the European Society of Hypnosis in Psychotherapy and

Psychosomatic Medicine

* DSM-PC 1996 (Amer.Acad. Pediatrics)

* Topics in Pediatrics

* Ambulatory Child Health-the Journal ofGeneral and Community Pediatrics

* Acta Pediatrica

* European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry

* Archives of General Psychiatry

BIBLIOGRAPHY

(* = Peer reviewed articles)

A. Articles: Published and Accepted

*1. Kohen, Daniel P. Neonatal Gonococcal Arthritis. Pediatrics, 53 : 3, March, 1974.

*2. Kohen, Daniel P. Relaxation Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) and Pelvic Examinations in Adolescents. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 1 : 4, December, 1980 .

*3. Uden, D., Davison, G., and Kohen, Daniel P. The Effect of Carbonated Beverages on the Use of Ipecac. Annals of Emergency Medicine, 10:2, February, 1981.

*Dr. Kohen participated in the study design, wrote portions of the first draft, and reviewed and edited the manuscript.

4. Kohen, Daniel P. The Personal Investment of the Primary Physician in the Management of Child Abuse. Minnesota Medicine, 65:177-180,

18March, 1982.

5. Kohen, Daniel P. Doctor, He's Got A Fever...and I Don't Know What. . . Topics in Pediatrics, 2 : 2, 6-12, Fall, 1983 .

*6. Kohen, Daniel P., Colwell S.0., Heimel, A., and Olness, K.N. The Use of Relaxation-Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of 505 Pediatric Behavioral Encounters. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. 5:1, 21-25, February, 1984

7. Kohen, Daniel P., and Olness, Karen N. Suggestion and Hypnotherapy in Pediatric Practice. Ross Laboratories, Feelings and Their Medical Significance, Part I, 26:4 July-September, 1984 and Part II 26:5, October-December, 1984.

*8. Uden, Donald L., Goetz, Darryl R., Kohen, Daniel P., and Fifield, Gary C. Comparison of Nebulized Terbutaline and Subcutaneous Epinephrine in the Treatment of Acute Asthma. Annals of Emergency Medicine. 14 : 3, 229-232, March, 1985 .

* Dr. Kohen participated in the initial design of the study, wrote portions of the first draft, and reviewed and edited the manuscript.

9. Kohen, Daniel P. Applications of Hypnosis to Clinical Work with Acting Out and Delinquent Adolescents. in Hypnosis: Questions and Answers; Zilbergeld, B., Edelstien, M.G., and Araoz , D. (Eds . ); W.W. Norton Company, New York, 1986 .

10. Kohen, Daniel P. The value of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to the Management of Children with Asthma: A Cyberphysiologic Approach. Topics in Pediatrics, 4:1, 11-18, Summer, 1986.

*11. Kohen, Daniel P. Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to Pediatric Emergencies. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 34:4, 283-294, October, 1986.

*12. Kohen, Daniel P. and Botts, P. Relaxation-Mental Imagery in the Management of Tourette Syndrome: Experience with Four Children. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 29:4, 227-237, April, 1987.

13. Kohen, Daniel P. A Biobehavioral Approach to Managing Childhood Asthma. Children Today, 16:2, 6-10 DHHS Pub. No. (OHDS) 87-30014, March-April, 1987.

14. Kohen, Daniel P. Child Hypnotherapy: Uses of Therapeutic Communication and Self-Regulation for Common Pediatric Situations. Pediatric Basics, No. 46, 4-10, April, 1987.

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15. Kohen, Daniel P. Clinical Pearls: Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in Pediatric Emergencies. Topics in Pediatrics, 5:2, 25-26, Winter, 1987.

*16. Yancy, W. Sam, Coury, Daniel L., Drotar, Dennis, Gottlieb, Marvin I., Kohen, Daniel P., and Sarles, Richard M. Curriculum Guide for Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics by the Curriculum Guideline Committee, Society for Behavioral Pediatrics. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics-Supplement, December, 1988.

*Dr. Kohen participated in deliberations of the committee, wrote sections of the initial draft, and provided review and editing of the final manuscript.

17. Kohen, Daniel P. Hypnosis with Children (in) Handbook of Hypnotic Suggestions and Metaphors, D. Corydon Hammond (Ed.), W.W. Norton & Company, New York, 480-481, 1990.

18. Kohen, Daniel P. A Hypnotherapeutic Approach to Enuresis (in) Handbook of Hypnotic Suggestions and Metaphors D. Corydon Hammond (Ed.), W.W. Norton & Company, New York, 489-493, 1990.

19. Kohen, Daniel P. Helping Children With Constipation and Soiling (Encopresis). Topics in Pediatrics, 8:1, 10-14, 1990 .

*20. Kohen, Daniel P. Colwell, S.O., Heimel, A., and Olness, K.N.

Entspannung und mentales vorstellungstraining un der padiatrischen Sprechstunde (Selbsthypnose in der Behandlung von 505 Kindern und Jugendlichen) Hypnose und Kognition (Zeitschrift fur die Grundlagen und klinische Anwendung von Hypnose und Kognitiver Psychologie) 7:1, 30-40, April, 1990. (publication of the Milton H. Erickson Society of Germany. Originally published in English in Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 1984.)

*21. Kohen, Daniel P. Applications of Relaxation Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) for Habit Problems. Pediatric Annals, 20:3, 136-144, March, 1991.

*22. Brunnquell, D. and Kohen, Daniel P. Emotions in Emergencies: What

We Know, What We Can Do. Children's Health Care (Journal of the Association for the Care of Children's Health) 20:4; 240-247, Fall, 1991.

*Dr. Kohen wrote approximately half of the initial drafts, and ongoing review and editing of subsequent and final manuscripts.

20*23. Kohen, Daniel P., Mahowald, M.W., and Rosen, G.R. Sleep Terror

Disorder in Children: The Role of Self-Hypnosis in Management. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis. 34:4, 233-244, April, 1992.

24. Kohen, Daniel P. “Entspannung und mentales Vorstellungstraining (Selbsthypnose als Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe fur Kinder mit Asthma” (“Helping Children with Asthma Help Themselves With Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis)”) in Die Pupille des Bettnassers: Hypnotherapeutische Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen (The Eye in the Middle of the Crater - on Child Hypnosis) Mrochen, Siegfried; Holtz, Karl Ludwig; and Trenkle, Bernardt (Eds.) Erscheint im Herbst 1993. Carl Auer - Heidelberg. Germany.

25. Kohen, Daniel P. “Ericksonsche Kommunikation und hypnotische Strategien zur Behandlung von Tics und dem Tourette-Syndrom bei Kindern und Jugendlichen” (Hypnotic Strategies and Ericksonian Communication in the Management of Tics and Tourette Syndrome in Children and Adolescents”) in Die Pupille des Bettnassers: Hypnotherapeutische Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen (The Eye in the Middle of the Crater - on Child Hypnosis) Mrochen, Siegfried; Holtz, Karl-Ludwig and Trenkle, Bernhard (Eds.) Erscheint im Herbst 1993. Carl Auer - Heidelberg, Germany.

26. Kohen, Daniel P., and Olness, K. Hypnotherapy with Children in Handbook of Clinical Hypnosis, Rhue, J., Lynn, S.J., and Kirsch, I. (Eds.) American Psychological Association, 1993.

*27. Culbert, T., Reaney, J., and Kohen, Daniel P. Cyberphysiologic

Strategies in Children: The Biofeedback-Hypnosis Interface. The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 42:2. 97-117, April, 1994.

*Dr. Kohen wrote 1/3 of the original draft, one of the case descriptions and discussions, and revised and edited each of the drafts.

*28. Kohen, Daniel P. Ericksonian Communication and Hypnotic Strategies in the Management of Tics and Tourette Syndrome in Children and Adolescents in Lankton, S.R. and Zeig, J.K. (Eds) Difficult Contexts for Therapy, Ericksonian Monographs No. 10: 117-139, January, 1995. * 29. Kohen, Daniel P. Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-

Hypnosis) to the Management of Childhood Asthma: Behavioral Outcomes of a Controlled Study. HYPNOS - The Journal of the European Society of Hypnosis in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine and Hypnosis, 22:3, 132-144, September, 1995

21*30. Kohen, Daniel P. Coping with the Stress of Tourette Syndrome in

ChildrenAdolescents: Use of Self-Hypnosis Techniques. The Australian Journal ofClinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 23:2, 145-157, November, 1995.

*31. Kohen, Daniel P. Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) for Childhood Asthma: Behavioural Outcomes in a Prospective, Controlled Study. The Australian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis 24:1, 12-28, 1996. (note: reprinted with permission from HYPNOS - The Journal of the European Society of Hypnosis in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine and Hypnosis, 22:3, 132-144, September, 1995 - see #29 above)

*32. Kohen, Daniel P. and Olness, K.N. Self-Regulation Therapy: Helping

Children to Help Themselves. Ambulatory Child Health: The Journal ofGeneral and Community Pediatrics, 2: 43-58, July, 1996.

*33. Marino, Ronald V. and Kohen, Daniel P. The Power of Words: Communicating effectively with young patients. Journal of the American Osteopathic Association 96:7, 10-13, July, 1996.

*34. Kohen, Daniel P. and Rosen, G.R. Insomnia/Sleeplessness in DSM-PC, Pediatrics Edition - American Academy of Pediatrics, 1996

*35. Kohen, Daniel P. Management of Trichotillomania with Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis): Experience With Five Children. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 17:5, 328-334, October, 1996.

*36. Culbert, T., Reaney, J., and Kohen, D. P. Uses of Hypnosis and

Biofeedbackfor Children with Dysphagia Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 17:5, 335-341, October, 1996.

*37. Kohen, Daniel P. Teaching Children with Asthma to Help

Themselves withRelaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in Matthews, W.J. and Edgette, J.H. (Eds.), Current Thinking and Research in Brief Therapy: Solutions, Strategies, Narratives--Annual Publication of the M.H. Erickson Foundation Brunner/Mazel, pp 169-191, 1997.

*38. Kohen, Daniel P., and Wynne, E. Applying Hypnosis in a Preschool Family Asthma Education Program: Uses of Storytelling, Imagery and Relaxation. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 39:3, 2-14, January, 1997.

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*39. Kohen, D.P., Mann-Rinehart, P., Schmitz, D., Wills, L.M. Using Hypnosis to Help Deaf Children Help Themselves: Report of Two Cases. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 40:4, 288-296, April, 1998.

*40. Stein, M.T., Alagiri, M., and Kohen, D.P. " Challenging Case: Diurnal and Nocturnal Enuresis in a 6 Year Old". Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics 19:2, 105-108, April, 1998.

Dr. Kohen was invited by section editor to be one of two guest responder/ commentators on this case of Hinman's Syndrome (non-neurogenic neurogenic bladder). Dr. Kohen wrote pp 106-107

*41. Wark, D.M. and Kohen, D.P. . "Facilitating Facilitators' Facilitation: Experience with a New Training Model for Teaching Leaders of Hypnosis Practice Groups." American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 41:1, 75-83, July, 1998.Dr. Kohen collaborated equally with co-author Dr. Wark in the development

of this training model, implementation of the model through teaching 3separate courses, and evaluation of the effectiveness. Each author wrote halfof the manuscript and co-authored the other half.

*42. Felt, B.T., Berman, B., Broffman, G., Coury, D., Dattner, A., French, G., Hall, H., Kohen, D.P., Schmidt, W., Young, M., and Olness, K. "Wart regression in children: comparison of relaxation-imagery to topical treatment and equal time interventions." American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 41:2, 130-138, October, 1998.Dr. Kohen was one of four of the authors who collaborated in the development and writing of the original research protocol, entered several patients into the study, and participated in review and refining of the final manuscript.

*43. Reaney, J.B. and Kohen, D.P. "Reaching the Child: Developmental Considerations and Therapeutic Communication in Pediatric Biofeedback"Biofeedback, the Newsmagazine, 1998.

44. Kohen, D.P. “Hypnosis in the Treatment of Asthma ” The Integrative

Medicine Consult, 2:6, 61-62, June, 2000

*45. Wark, D. and Kohen, D.P. " The Spiral Curriculum for Hypnosis Workshop Training: The Minnesota Experience " American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 45:2, 119-128. October, 2002

23*46. Kohen, D.P. and Ondich, S.K.W. “Children’s Self-regulation of

Cardiovascular Function with Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis): Report of a Controlled Study.” HYPNOS-The Journal of European Society of Hypnosis in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatic Medicine 31:2, 61-74. June, 2004

*47. Barnes, A.J. and Kohen, D.P. “Clinical Hypnosis as an Effective Adjunct in the Care of Pediatric Inpatients “ Journal of Pediatrics pp 563-565, 2006.

* 48. Kohen, DP and Zajac, R. “Self-Hypnosis Training for Headaches in

Children and Adolescents” Journal of Pediatrics 150:635-9, June, 2007.

49. Jones, M.B., Culbert, T.P., and Kohen, D.P. “Pediatric Pain

Management”Pediatric UPDATE – An approved system for continuing medical educationVol 30, No. 6, 1-10. December 1, 2009.

50. Kohen, D.P. “Uses of Language Therapeutically” on RADIO Program Word of Mouth, BBC Radio 4 July 21, 2009 4:00 pm (www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/)

*51. Kohen, D.P. "Long Term Follow-up of Self-Hypnosis Training for

Recurrent Headaches: What the Children Say.” The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis 58(4):417-432, October-December, 2010.

*52. Kohen, D.P. “Chronic Daily Headache: Helping Adolescents Help Themselves with Self-Hypnosis.” American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 54:1, 32-46, July, 2011

53. Kohen, D.P. “Pediatric Hypnosis” on RADIO Program “All in the Mind” onAustralian Public Radio – August 10, 2011 – and PODCASTInterviewer/Host: Maria Tickle [email protected]

54. Kohen, D.P. – “Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis Learning Module – Center for Spirituality and Healing - Web-Based Learning Module http://www.csh.umn.edu/modules/hypnosis/intro/in01.htmCreated September, 2011 (Updated and revised to original 2003 edition by Donald Houge, Ph.D)

55. Voorhees, Heather “Warts and All: Hypnosis is an Effective Cure for Myriad Issues published Interview of D.P. Kohen on Fairview

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/

24Intranet, December, 2011.

56. Kohen, D.P. & Yapko, M.D. “ Kids and Hypnosis: When and Why? “ WEBINARJuly 26, 2012 2-3 pm (PDT) – part of WEBINAR SERIES "The Heads and Tales of Clinical Hypnosis: Candid Conversations with the Experts" hosted by Michael Yapko, Ph.D.

57. Kohen, D.P., Jensen, Mark P. “An interview with Daniel P. Kohen “ Contemporary Hypnosis and Integrative Therapy, 29(4): 363-385, 2012.

58. Kohen, D.P. & Kaiser, P. “Clinical Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents

What? Why? How? : Origins, Applications, and Efficacy “ Children 2014, 1, 74- 98; doi:10.3390/children1020074

59. Kohen, D.P., Kaiser, P., Olness, K. State-of-the-Art Pediatric Hypnosis Training: Remodeling Curriculum and Refining Faculty Development. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis – Special Issue: Hypnosis Education Sugarman, LI (Ed) 59:292-310, 2017.

60. Friedrichsdorf SJ, Kohen DP. Integration of hypnosis into pediatric palliative care. Annals of Palliative Medicine, 2017. doi: 10.21037/apm.2017.05.02

61. Kaiser, P, Kohen DP, Brown, ML, Kajander, RL, Barnes, AJ. Integrating Pediatric Hypnosis with Complementary Modalities: Clinical Perspectives on Personalized Treatment. Children 2018, 5, 108; doi:10.3390/children5080108

B. Manuscripts: in preparation

1. Kohen, Daniel P. Self-Regulation by Children and Adolescents with Cystic Fibrosis: Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis)

2. Kohen, D, Thomson, L, Deutsch, R., Thompson, J “Pediatric Guerilla

HypnosisListserve – 4 Years Experience “ In preparation for submission

D. Abstracts, Book Chapters, BOOKS, and Additional Publications

251. Kohen, Daniel P., Colwell, S.O., Heimel, A., and Olness, K.N. Uses of

Relaxation-Mental Imagery Exercises in 500 Pediatric Behavior Problems. ABSTRACT, Proceedings of the Scientific Session of the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, November 1980.

2. Kohen, Daniel P. and Botts, P. Applications of Relaxation-Mental Imagery to the Management of Tourette Syndrome: Experience with 4 Children. ABSTRACT, Proceedings of the 26th Annual Scientific Session of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Dallas Texas, November 1983.

3. Kohen, Daniel P. Book Review - Analytical Hypnotherapy:

Principles and Practice. E.A. Barnett JUNICA, 1981 in Queen's Quarterly - A Canadian Review, pp 191-193, Spring, 1984.

4. Kohen, Daniel P. - Medical Consultant. The Parents' Guide to Baby and Child Medical Care. Editor, Terril H. Hart, M.D. Meadowbrook Press, Deephaven, Minnesota 55391.

5. Kohen, Daniel P. Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-

Hypnosis) to Pediatric Emergencies. ABSTRACT, Proceedings of the 27th Annual Scientific Session of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, San Francisco, California, November 1984.

6. Kohen, Daniel P. Therapeutic Value of Hypnosis for the Management of Sydenham's Chorea in an ll-year old boy. ABSTRACT, American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 28(3):196-197, January 1986.

7. Kohen, Daniel P. Application of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to the Management of Asthma: Report of Behavioral Outcomes of a Two-Year Prospective Controlled Study. ABSTRACT, American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 28(3):196, January, 1986.

8. Kohen, Daniel P. Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the

Management of Asthma: Preliminary Report of Pulmonary Function Studies and Behavioral Outcomes in a Prospective Long-Term Study with 28 Children. ABSTRACT, American Journal of Diseases of Children, 140(4):297-298, April 1986.

9. Kohen, Daniel P. Book Review - Hypnotherapy for Troubled Children. Robert E. Duke, Horizon Press, 1984, in American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 29:1, July 1986.

10. Kohen, Daniel P. “The Asthma Debate Continues”, (Letter) in Contemporary Pediatrics, pp 11-12, October 1989.

11. Kohen, Daniel P. “Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy in Children, 2nd

26ed”. Book Review of Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy in Children by Karen Olness and G. Gail Gardner. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 11:2, 95-96, April 1990 .

D. Abstracts, Book Chapters, BOOKS, and Additional Publications (continued)

12. Kohen, Daniel P. and Ondich, Sharon. Children’s Self-Regulation of Cardiovascular Function with Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis): Report of a Controlled Study. ABSTRACT 12th International Congress of Hypnosis-Book of Abstracts - Jerusalem, July, 1992, p. 20

13. Kohen, Daniel P. Hypnotherapeutic Management of Pediatric

Tricho-tillomania: Experience with 5 Children ABSTRACT 12th International Congress of Hypnosis-Book of Abstracts - Jerusalem, July, 1992 p.20

14. Kohen, Daniel P. Consultant Toilet Training: Practical Guide to

Daytime and Nighttime Training. Vicki Lansky, Bantam Books, 1984. Revised edition, 1993

15. Kohen, Daniel P. Book Review Into the Great Forest A Story for Children Away from Parents for the First Time by I.W. Marcus and P. Marcus Magination Press, New York, 1992. in American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, Vol. 35, No. 5, July, 1993.

16. Kohen, Daniel P. Book Review Pain in Infants, Children, and

Adolescentsedited by Neil L. Schechter, Charles B. Berde, and Myron Yaster, Williams and Wilkins, 1993 in Journal of Developmental and Behavioral PediatricsVol. 15, No. 1 pp. 54-55, February, 1994.

17. Kohen, Daniel P. Coping With the Stress of Tourette Syndrome in

Childrenand Adolescents: Use of Self-Hypnosis Techniques ABSTRACT Asia-PacificCongress of Hypnosis - Book of Abstracts - Cairns, Australia, August 15, 1994.

18. Olness, Karen N. and Kohen, Daniel P. Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy

With Children - 3rd edition Guilford Publications, Inc., New York, NY, 1996

19. Kohen, Daniel P. Emergency Pain in Hospital (Chapt. 11) and Methods to help relieve Pain (Chapt. 6) in Kuttner, Leora A Child in Pain:

27 How to Help, What To Do Hartley & Marks, Point Roberts, Washington, 1996.

20. Kohen, D.P. and Wark, D.M. " Facilitating Facilitators' Facilitation:

Experience with a New Training Model for Teaching Leaders of HypnosisPractice Groups" ABSTRACT 14th International Congress of Hypnosis Scientific Presentation Abstracts - Building Bridges of UnderstandingJune, 1997. P. 37


21. Kohen, D.P., Mann-Rinehart, P., and Wills, L. "Using Hypnosis to HelpDeaf Children Help Themselves: Two Case Reports" ABSTRACT 14th International Congress of Hypnosis Scientific Presentation Abstracts-Building Bridges of Understanding June, 1997. P. 37


22. Kohen, D.P., Kreipe, R., and Sugarman, L. Imaginative Medicine Learning Guide. (Learning guide companion to video: "Imaginative Medicine: Hypnosis in Pediatric Practice" by L. Sugarman, 1997), 1997.

23. Kohen, Daniel P. Applications of Clinical Hypnosis with Children in

Burrows, G.D., Stanley, R.O., and Bloom,P.B. (Eds.) International Handbook of Clinical Hypnosis John Wiley & Sons, LTD, Chichester, New York 2001.

24. Kohen, D.P. "Hypnosis for Children in Anesthesiology and Surgery " in Fredericks, Lillian The Use of Hypnosis in Surgery and Anesthesiology Charles C. Thomas, Ltd. Springfield, IL 2001 (pp 138-162)

25. Olness, Karen and Kohen, Daniel P. Lehrbuch der Kinderhypnose und

hypnotherapie Carl-Auer-Systeme Verlag – Aus dem Amerikanischen von Jochen Kunzel, 2001 (originally published in English under thetitle Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy with Children, 3 rd Ed. 1996 TheGuilford Press, New York (see Olness and Kohen, #18 above)

26 Rosen, GM, Kohen, DP, and Mahowald, MW. “Parasomnias” in Perlis, ML and Lichstein, KL (eds) Treating Sleep Disorders: Principles and Practice of Behavioral Sleep Medicine John Wiley &

28Sons, Inc. Hoboken, NJ 2003 (pp 393-414).

27. Kohen, D.P. “Teaching the Language of Hypnosis” in Kane, S and

Olness, K (eds) The Art of Therapeutic Communication: The Collected Works of Kay F. Thompson” Crown House Publishing, Wales 2004 (pp. 88-90).

28. Kohen, D.P. “The Power of Her Gifts” in Kane, S and Olness, K (eds) The Art of Therapeutic Communication: The Collected Works of Kay F. Thompson” Crown House Publishing, Wales 2004 (pp. 527-530).

29. Kohen, D.P. and Murray, K. "Depression in Children and Youth: Applications

of Hypnosis to Help Young People Help Themselves" in Yapko, MD (ed)

Applying Hypnosis in Treating Depression: Innovations in Clinical Practice

Routledge Press, New York 2006 (pp 189-216)

30. Kohen, D.P. “Depression” in Wester, WC and Sugarman, LI (eds) Therapeutic

Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents Crown House Publishing, Wales, 2007 (Chapter 9)

31. Olness, K. and Kohen, D.P. Hypnose et hypnotherapie chez l’enfant traduit

de l’americain par Catherine Hache. Satas s.a. Bruxelles Belgique. 2006

32. Sugarman, LI and Kohen, D.P. “Integrating Hypnosis into Acute Care Settings”

in Wester, WC and Sugarman, LI (eds) Therapeutic Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents Crown House Publishing, Wales. 2007 (Chapter 14)

33. Kohen, D.P. “A pediatric perspective on mind-body medicine.” In T.C. Culbert, & K. Olness (Eds.) (2010). Integrative Pediatrics. a volume in Integrative Medicine Library Series – Senior Editor: Andrew Weil Oxford University Press, New York. 2010 Ch 14, 267-301.

34. Olness, K. and Kohen, D.P. “Hypnosis in Children and Adolescents” in

Bolland, R. and Barabasz, A. (Eds) Evidence Based Medical HypnosisRoutledge (2010)

35. Kohen, Daniel P. and Olness, Karen Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy With

29 Children – 4 th edition Routledge -Taylor & Francis Group, New York, 2011.

36. Kohen, D.P. (2013). Depression. In Sugarman, LI & Wester, WC (Eds.) Therapeutic Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents (2nd ed.). Carmarthen, Wales: Crown House Publishing.

37. Kohen, D.P. (2014). “I knew this kid once….” Use of Children’s and Teens Own Stories to Help Themselves and Others with Self-Hypnosis for Headaches. In Fasciana, L. (Ed.) Storytelling: Come alutare I bambini ad alutarsi con le proprie storie, le metafore, I racconti…(Storytelling: How to Help Children Help Themselves with their own Stories, Metaphors, Fables…) Milano, Italy: Franco Angeli Pub.

38. Kohen, D.P. “Nail Biting Chapt 34 pp 321-325 ” in Elkins, G. (Ed) Handbook of Medical and Psychological Hypnosis: Foundations, Applications, and Professional Issues. Springer Publishing, 2016

39. Kohen, D.P. “Headaches – Children “ Chapt 27 pp 259-271 in Elkins, (Ed) Handbook of Medical and Psychological Hypnosis: Foundations, Applications, and Professional Issues. Springer Publishing, 2016

40. Kohen, D.P. (2017) The “3 and 6” Hypnotic Induction Technique

for Children and Adolescents - Chapter 8 in Jensen, M.P (Ed) The Art and

Practice of Hypnotic Induction: Favorite Methods of Master Clinicians. Denny Creek Press, Kirkland, WA 98033 www.dennycreekpress.info

41. Kohen, D.P. (in press, 2018) “So, what am I supposed to DO about these headaches that keep coming?!” – Chapter in Jensen, M.P. (Ed) Hypnosis for Chronic Pain: Favorite Strategies of Master Clinicians Denny Creek Press, Kirkland, WA 98033 www.dennycreekpress.info

42. Kohen, D.P. (2018) L’induzione ipnotica “ 3 e 6 “: tecnica per babini e adolescent . Chapter 8 in Jensen, M.P. (a cura di) Arte e pratica dell’inudzionie ipnotica: Le tecniche preferite dei grandi ipnotisti. FrancoAngeli Ipnosis E Ipnoterapia originally published in English by Denny Creek Press (# 40 above)

http://www.dennycreekpress.info/

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ADDITIONAL ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS:

Videotapes and Audiotapes

1. “Use of Relaxation/Mental Imagery in Asthma: Nine-year-old boy.” 12 Minutes, 1979. Instructional tape for professionals, families, children.

*Tape utilized for teaching clinical hypnosis skills to professionals in workshops and for parent and child education in support groups for children with asthma and their families (1979-1988).

2. “Use of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in Asthma: 12-year-old girl.” 19 minutes, 1979. Instructional tape for professionals, families, and children.

*Shown by invitation at film program of Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, Portland, Oregon, 1981.

3. “Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in Dontae at Ages 11 y.o. and 17 y.o. A Developmental Perspective” 26 minutes, April 1981 and 1987. Instructional tape for professionals, families, and children.

*Tape utilized several times a year in clinical hypnosis workshop training of professionals for demonstration of dramatic clinical effectiveness of imagery for a boy with asthma. After 1987 section added, tape became increasingly useful in demonstrating critical differences in hypnotic approaches at different levels of child and adolescent development. The two-part tape utilizes several times annually in workshop training; and was part of invitational film program presented at the 43rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, October, 1992, Arlington, VA.

4. “Relaxation/Mental Imagery in Asthma: Videotape of Group Session.” 60 minutes, December, 1980. For families and children.

*Tape used for teaching imagery/relaxation skills to new patients with asthma and their families in individual and support group formats.

5. “Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome in a 9-year-old boy: Before and After” October, 1981. July, 1982.

*Shown by invitation to film program of ASCH, Denver, Colorado, October 1982.

6. “Use of Hypnosis and Biofeedback in 14-year-old girl with Headaches” (Heather). March, 1983.

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*This videotape of an interview and relaxation/imagery training with an adolescent young woman with headaches was prepared for instructional use in the 1983 National Behavioral Pediatrics Symposium. It has since been widely utilized for teaching the interviewing of adolescents, for seminars focusing on persistent somatic complaints in adolescents, and for hypnosis education in a variety of forums, including Local, National, and International Hypnosis Workshops, Annual U of M Topics in Pediatrics CME Course, Annual Family Practice Workshops in Behavioral Pediatrics, and in the ongoing education of Pediatric Residents in Behavioral Pediatrics.

7. “Use of Hypnosis as an Adjunct in Removal of Toenail in 17-year-old Teenager with Character Disorder and Needlephobic Behavior” (David). Fall, 1983.

*This video demonstrates the application of hypnotic skills to the control of anxiety and discomfort during a surgical procedure, and has been used extensively in advanced clinical hypnosis workshop training courses. Most recently the video has been used as part of a two day workshop of the International Society of Clinical Hypnosis in Jerusalem, July , 1992.

8. Storytelling, Relaxation and Imagery for Preschoolers with Asthma. Elaine Wynne, M.A. and Dan Kohen, M.D., Spring, 1985.

*This video presents applications of relaxation imagery for preschool children with asthma and their families in the context of a comprehensive education program for families. Its use has been as an educational tool for new families learning about asthma and imagery/relaxation, either individually or in similar group education programs.

9. “Use of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in ll-year-old boy with Sydenham's Chorea (Billy)” May 1985, December, 1985, and January, 1987.

*This video of an interview and relaxation/imagery training with an adolescent with Sydenham’s Chorea was prepared originally for instructional use in the 1985 National Behavioral Pediatrics Symposium. It has since been used for seminars focusing on persistent somatic complaints e.g. through the Annual U of M Topics in Pediatrics CME Course, annual Family Practice Workshops in Behavioral Pediatrics, and as part of the curriculum for Pediatric Residents in Behavioral Pediatrics.

10. Hypnotic Induction Techniques in Children and Adolescents: Demonstration of Age and Developmental - Specific Techniques. July, 1985.

*This video of a variety of clinical demonstrations by various clinicians was

32edited by Dr. Kohen to demonstrate the process of change in clinical hypnosis approaches through the process of normal child development. It has been widely used primarily in teaching workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings.

11. Children Participate in Their Health; October 1985. (An overview of Behavioral Pediatrics - D. Kohen, M.D., Narrator).

*This video was prepared, edited, and narrated by Dr. Kohen as an overview of services offered by Behavioral Pediatrics. Its use have been limited to Open Houses.

12. Hypnosis and Asthma - Ten Year Old Girl (Monique). Instructional tape for Professionals and Families; 25 minutes, November 1985.

*This video of a 10 y.o. girl with asthma has been used to demonstrate the use and application of imagery/relaxation (hypnosis) to new patients.

13. Preschool Asthma Program. Instructional Videotape (1987).

*This instructional video was prepared following the teaching of a series of classes on asthma for preschoolers with asthma and their families. The video discusses and demonstrates pertinent features of the Preschool Asthma Program and presents applications of relaxation imagery and storytelling for preschool children. It was developed to promote dissemination of the program to other communities and local chapters of the American Lung Association.

14. Hypnosis for Enuresis. Instructional Videotape (Aaron) February 1987.

*This video of an 11 y.o. boy with enuresis and separation anxiety demonstrates interviewing strategies as well as clinical applications of imagery and relaxation for these problems. It has been widely used primarily in teaching workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings.

15. Relaxation/Mental Imagery in a 10-year-old girl with Migraine (Kate). December, 1987.

*This video of an 10 y.o. girl with migraine headaches has been used extensively to demonstrate interviewing, imagery/relaxation, and biofeedback for children with migraines. It has been utilized in teaching workshops in advanced pediatric clinic hypnosis at National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings, was shown on a national television program about the impact of the mind on the body (“Weekend”).

16. Relaxation/Mental Imagery in a 12-year-old boy with Migraine and

33Other Somatic Concerns (Jim). November, 1987.

*This video of a 12 y.o. boy with migraine headaches has been used to demonstrate imagery/relaxation techniques for new patients and families with migraine.

17. Interview and Self-Hypnosis in 12-year-old boy with Asthma, Tourette Syndrome, Migraine and Recurrent Abdominal Pain (E. Rood). April, 1988.

*This video of a 12 y.o. boy with migraine headaches, asthma, Tourette Syndrome, recurrent abdominal pain, and learning difficulties has been used extensively in teaching interviewing and imagery/relaxation for children with multiple and chronic somatic problems. It has been utilized in teaching workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at local, National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings.

18. Interview (Dr. David Smeltzer) and Self-Hypnosis (Dr. Dan Kohen) in 8-year-old boy with Asthma (C.G.) with Asthma and A.D.H.D. - First RMI Session. May, 1988.

*This video of a boy with asthma and ADHD illustrates a first hypnosis (training) session, as well as the applicability of hypnosis in modulating ADHD behavior. It has been used in teaching workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at local, National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings.

19. Interview and Self-Hypnosis for Trichotillomania- 10-year-old boy (Dr. Dan Kohen and N. G., October, 1988)

*This video of a boy with trichotillomania illustrates effectiveness of hypnosis for this as well as other perplexing habit disorders. It has been used a teaching tape in workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at local, National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings.

20. Interview and Self-Hypnosis for ll-year-old boy with Tourette Syndrome (J. Mu.) November, 1988.

21. Interview and Self-Hypnosis for 14-year-old boy with Tourette Syndrome (J. Mi.) May, 1989.

22. Interview and Self-Hypnosis for 14-year-old boy with Tourette Syndrome (R. De.) May, 1989.

23. Interview and Self-Hypnosis for 14-year-old boy with Tourette Syndrome (A. Sch.) June, 1989.

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*These four videos of youngsters with Tourette Syndrome have been used to show other patients the value of relaxation/imagery for this troubling disorder. They have also been used occasionally in teaching in clinical hypnosis workshops and in continuing education in hypnosis seminars.

24. Relaxation/Mental Imagery and Metaphors for Difficult Patient with A.L.L., A.D.H.D., Anticipatory Anxiety (Stephen B.) July, 1989.

25. Demonstration of Hypnotic Induction Technique at 18th and l9th Annual Workshops of Clinical Hypnosis - University of Minnesota and Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis, June 1989 and June 1990.

*These demonstrations (by Dr. Kohen) of clinical hypnotic induction instruction are from the Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis of the University of Minnesota and are made available for ongoing instruction in hypnosis training skills to member through the Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis.

26. “Application of Direct and Indirect Hypnotic Techniques for Boy with A.D.H.D., A.L.L., Anxiety: Chemotherapy and Spinal Tap” (Stephen B. and Dan Kohen, M.D.) February, 1990.

*This video along with #24 are utilized in teaching the value of direct and indirect hypnotic strategies for helping children’s very difficult problems. In this case, a the video depicts a young man with ADHD, ALL, and Anxiety undergoing chemotherapy and a spinal tap. In addition to use in the Behavioral Pediatrics resident curriculum, it has been used as a teaching tape in workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at local, National, and International Hypnosis Meetings.

27. “Hypnosis for Neil: At 9 y.o. for newly diagnosed A.L.L. and at 11 y.o. for anger and anxiety” (Neil W. and Dr. Dan Kohen Interview and Demonstration) January, 1992.

*This video is commonly used along with #29 (see below) and #’s 3, 5, and 10 to illustrate developmental concepts and principles important in the application of hypnotic techniques for children at different ages. In this interview 11 y.o. Neil, describes his previous use of self-hypnosis for help with anxiety, and chemotherapy when first diagnosed with A.L.L. and current application of these skills for anxiety. It has been used as a teaching tape both in the Behavioral Pediatric resident rotation, and in workshops in advanced pediatric clinical hypnosis at local, National and International Clinical Hypnosis Meetings.

28. “Hypnosis for Migraine in 8 year old girl: Lily” Interview, discussion and demonstration. (Lily K. and Dr. Dan Kohen) January, 1992.

35*This video of an 8 y.o. girl with Migraine headaches has been used to

demonstrate imagery/relaxation techniques for new patients and families with migraine.

29. “Interview with 14 y.o. with ADHD, Oppostional Defiant Disorder and ‘cured’ of A.L.L.- Dr. Dan Kohen and Stephen B. May 1993”.

*This tape was prepared as part of ongoing counseling for the patient and will be utilized in training workshops to illustrate changes in interview style and technique over the developmental spectrum. This is the same patient as in tapes # 24 and #26 at earlier ages.

30. “Interview and demonstration of Applications of Hypnosis with 12 y.o. Boy with Needlephobia and ADHD and his Parents." Dr. Dan Kohen, Jim C. and Mr. and Mrs. C., May, 1993.”

*This tape illustrates the application of imagery/relaxation skills for a young man with beesting allergies referred for help with needlephobia. Patient also has ADHD and describes how he adapted techniques to help ADHD symptoms too. Parents give a good description of the manner in which new behavioral strategies have helped them as well as their child. Tape is utilized in ongoing Behavioral Pediatrics curriculum for residents as well as in local and national workshop training in Behavioral Pediatrics and Clinical Hypnosis.

31. " Initial Interview and Relaxation/Mental Imagery Training for 8-1/2 y.o. boy with Primary Nocturnal Enuresis." Dr. Dan Kohen, Jared H. and Ms. H., November 3, 1994."

* This tape illustrates the uniqueness of integration of therapeutic language in an initial interview with a boy with primary nocturnal enuresis; and the ability to link education about normal genitourinary anatomy and physiology with training in self-hypnosis for this common problem. This tape is utilized in ongoing training in interviewing with Residents and Fellows in Behavioral Pediatrics as well as in local, national, and international workshop training in Behavioral Pediatrics and Clinical Hypnosis.

32. " Interview and Demonstration of Hypnotherapy with 11 y.o. Girl with Migraine Headache" Dr. Dan Kohen and Christine S., July, 1995. " * This tape reflects the perceptions and positive expectations of a pre-teen with migraine headaches who has successfully learned and applied self-regulation strategies for the management of her headaches and for stress management.

This tape is used to train residents and Fellows in interviewing techniques, and is also used in local, national, and international workshop training in Behavioral Pediatrics and Clinical Hypnosis.

3633. " 9 y.o. Boy with Migraine Headaches: Interview and Demonstration of

Self- Hypnosis and Biofeedback." Dr. Dan Kohen and Alex M. July 9, 1996.

* This tape illustrates the positive attitude and discussion by a 9 y.o. boy with

migraine headaches who learned and applied biofeedback assisted hypnosis

self-hypnosis-assisted biofeedback for prevention and control of discomfort

in association with headaches.This tape is used to train residents and Fellows in interviewing

techniques, and is also used in local, national, and international workshop training in Behavioral Pediatrics and Clinical Hypnosis

34. "Interview and demonstration of Relaxation and Mental Imagery for an 11 y.o.Boy (John H.) with Asthma and Anxiety. Dr. Dan Kohen and J.H., Dec., 1996.

35. " Interview and demonstration of Relaxation and Mental imagery for 9 y.o. boy(Anthony L.) with Asthma. Dr. Dan Kohen and A.L., September, 1997.

36. " Interview and demonstration of Relaxation and Mental Imagery (Hypnosis)with 12 y.o. boy (Matthew S.) with Tourette Syndrome. Dr. Dan Kohen and M.S. September, 1997.

37. " 11 y.o. Boy with Migraine Headaches: Interview and Demonstration of Self- Hypnosis and Biofeedback." Dr. Dan Kohen and Alex M. April, 1998.

* This tape illustrates the long term value and application of self-regulation techniques of self-hypnosis and biofeedback by a now 11 y.o. boy with

migraine headaches who learned and applied biofeedback assisted hypnosis

self-hypnosis-assisted biofeedback for prevention and control of discomfort

in association with headaches. This is a follow-up tape to original videotape

made at age 9 y.o. (see #33 above).

This tape is used to train residents and Fellows in interviewing techniques, and is also used in local, national, and international workshop training in Behavioral Pediatrics and Clinical Hypnosis

3738. “ Primary Nocturnal Enuresis - First Visit “ Interview with Christina

and Dr. Dan Kohen, April, 2000

39. “ 16 y.o. adolescent female with 18 month history of daily headache” Interview

and Demonstration of Self-Hypnosis. Margaret J. & Dr. Dan Kohen 4/2000

40. “ 8-1/2 y.o. girl with Spondyloarthropathy “ Interview and Demonstration of

Relaxation/Imagery and Self-Hypnosis - Ellie & Dr. Dan Kohen, April, 2000.

41. “ 11 y.o. boy with Eating Problems” Interview – Anthony R. & Dr. Dan Kohen,

July 12, 2000

42. “ 13 y.o. boy with Anaphylaxis Anxiety Choking Phobia Wgt Loss

Interview, RMI/Self-Hypnosis, Discussion” – Daniel M. & Dr. Dan Kohen, 6/28/2000, 7/11/2000, 8/3/2000.

43. “ 9 y.o. boy with Separation Anxiety and Enuresis “ – Jack B. and Dr. Dan Kohen, December, 2000.

44. “ 12 y.o. girl with Anxiety – 1st Visit “ – Andrea L. and Dr. Dan Kohen, 2/6/01

45. “ 10 y.o. boy with Tourette Syndrome – 1st Visit “ – Ron K. and Dr. Dan Kohen

2/12/01.

46. “ 9-2/3 y.o. girl with Separation Anxiety “ – Julia G. & Dr. Dan Kohen 2/26/01

47. “ 7-1/2 y.o. boy with C.P. & Procedure Anxiety – 1st Visit & RMI training for preop preparation “ – Christopher R. & Dr. Dan Kohen 2/26/01 and 10/01

48. " 5-3/4 y.o. boy with "Out of Control Behavior" - 1st 2 visits - Interview with

5/13/02 & 5/29/02 - Simon B.-S. & Mom & Dr. Dan Kohen.

49. "16 y.o. adolescent with Abdominal Pain, Anxiety, Depressed Mood - 1st vist

38and follow-up discussion of RMI - Nick B. & Dr. Dan Kohen.

Feb/May, 2002 50. " 9 y.o. girl with Paradoxical Vocal Cord Spasm - 1st visit Therapeutic Inter-

view and RMI (Self-Hypnosis) training. E.S. & Dr. Dan Kohen, March, 2003.

51. " 11 y.o. boy with Anxiety / OCD - Discussion and Demonstration of Self-

Hypnosis - Riley and Dr. Dan Kohen, October 6, 2003.

52. " 9 y.o. boy with Encopresis - Interview and Demonstration of Spontaneous[Self] Hypnosis - Alex and Dr. Dan Kohen, June, 2005

53. " 6 y.o. girl with Diurnal and Nocturnal Enuresis - Interview with patient and parents. Finding Hypnosis in the Encounter " - Maggie, Parents, andDr. Dan Kohen, July , 2005.

54. " 16 y.o. female with Migraine H.A. - Interview and Training in Self-Regulation (Self-Hypnosis) - Karina and Dr. Dan Kohen, July , 2005

55. " Interview and Description of Self-Regulation for Primary NocturnalEnuresis in 16 y.o. Male - Joel and Dr. Dan Kohen, September 21, 2005

56. “ Interview and RMI (SH) for Tourette Syndrome” – Claudia ( 9 y.o.) andDr. Dan Kohen – 5.10.06

57. “ Interview (1st v) 4.5 y.o. with Selective Mutism” – Hannah and Dr. Dan Kohen7.13.06.

58. “ Interview, RMI (SH) for Anxiety, Chest Pain, Fear of Choking “ – Caitlin (11 y)and Dr. Dan Kohen. 10.4.06

59. “ Interview and RMI (SH) for Anxiety” – Ben H. (6-10/12 yo) and Dr. Dan Kohen 10.27.06

60. “ Interview and RMI (SH) for Tourette Syndrome – 10 year follow-up Video – see#36 above – (M.S.) and Dr. Dan Kohen – June, 2007.

61. “Self-Hypnosis Training #1 at 2nd visit – 16-2/3 y.o. male with Chronic Daily H.A. - Max M. and Dr. Dan Kohen – 2.27.08

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62. “ Interview and Hypnotherapy – 1st visit – 11.5 y.o. Boy with Anxiety and Phobia

getting into Cars – Tim J. and Dr. Dan Kohen – 3.20.08.

63. “ Interview, Conversational/Ericksonian Hypnosis – 8 yo girl with Cerebral

Palsy - “Katie” and Dr. Dan Kohen - September, 2010.

64. “ Finding the Hypnosis in the Encounter” – 17 yo Adolescent Female with

Vomiting in Association with Anticipatory Anxiety – “Izzie” & Dr. Dan Kohen, 2010

65. “ Hypnosis & Hypnotherapy for Chronic Daily Headache: Interview and

Hypnosis with Jordan B. – 22 yo - Dr. Dan Kohen - 2011

66. “ Interview and Hypnotherapy for Tourette Syndrome” – Julie Z. – “Jolly Julie

and Dr. Dan Kohen – February 18, 2011

67. “ Interview and Hypnotherapy for Chronic Daily Headache and Migraine with

Leah W. and Dr. Dan Kohen - March, 2012

68. “ Interview and Hypnotherapy for Needlephobia, Migraine – Kailyn S. and

Dr. Dan Kohen” – 2012

69. “Interview and Hypnosis for Anxiety” Alyson and Dr. Dan Kohen – 2015

70. “Interview and Hypnotherapy for Abd Pain, Sleep, Anx, Depression – several

Chronic Illnesses – Arden (11 y) and Dr. Dan Kohen - 2015

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RESEARCH

As a full-time clinician I was first drawn into research in the early 1970's while still a medical officer in the Indian Health Service. Before residency, and in spite of the intense clinical demands of reservation medicine, I was intrigued by the case of a tiny infant with gonococcal arthritis, leading to my report in Pediatrics (1974) of both an extensive literature review and a discussion of several cases which I treated.

Since 1978 my research, like my clinical work, has focused in behavioral pediatrics, and particularly in the area of self-regulation abilities of children. By self-regulation I mean the ability of children to utilize alternative states of consciousness (through the development of imagination and relaxation skills) to both feel better and to affect perceptions and outcomes of their problems and illnesses. As I developed and refined clinical expertise in utilizing and teaching children these self-regulation skills (relaxation/mental imagery, self-hypnosis) I became increasingly aware of the need to document, measure, and further study the clinical successes children and families were experiencing in applying these strategies to their various health problems. The first result of such inquiry was the publication in 1984 (Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics) of our experience with 505 children who had been taught Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) skills. To date this remains the single largest such report of children learning and utilizing these techniques, and was translated into German and published in 1990.

I have published 46 articles, multiple book chapters, and co-authored the major text in the field related to children's uses of relaxation/mental imagery (hypnotherapy) for a wide range of medical conditions. For the past 20 years I have served as the coordinator and teacher of Advanced courses in Pediatric Hypnosis and hypnotherapy to over 4500 health care professionals at National and International meetings of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, the Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, the International Society of Hypnosis, as well as for the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, and for our local and regional Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis and Minnsota Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics. I was recently (October, 1997) the only American keynote speaker at a Child Hypnosis Congress in Heidelberg, Germany. The largest such conference ever presented, the meetings and workshops attracted over 1000 participants. I have also been an invited guest speaker and teacher at other meetings within Germany, and in Australia, Israel, The Netherlands, Canada, and throughout the United States.

As I have continued to observe children's clinical abilities to utilize self-regulation strategies (for pain control, wheezing, habit reversal, tic

41modulation, anxiety amelioration, etc.) I have further focussed my research inquiry upon physiologic as well as behavioral correlates of the hypnotic experience, and the arena of psychoneuroimmunology. Since 1980 I have received research grant awards for these efforts from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the F.A. Bean Foundation of Minneapolis Children's Medical Center, Hennepin Faculty Associates, and the Fetzer Foundation.

Most recently my research has begun to focus on children at different ends of the Behavioral Pediatrics spectrum, i.e. healthy children and the ways in which self-regulation techniques may be useful to them for the prevention of illness, and chronically ill children and how self-management strategies are useful to them and their families in both the relief of suffering and in the promotion of as high a quality of life as possible in the face of their conditions. Regarding the former, I have just completed the first phase of a controlled study examining the ability of normal, healthy children to self-regulate cardiovascular function (heart rate, blood pressure) with relaxation/mental imagery (self-hypnosis). Even as we are evaluating these data, I am also submitting for funding a prospective controlled examination of the ability of youngsters with Tourette Syndrome to apply self-regulation strategies to more effectively modulate their tic behaviors.

For the future I anticipate a continued focus upon further exploration of the physiologic, psychologic, and psychoneuroimmunologic correlates of the hypnotic experiences in children, with a particular focus on children with chronic and/or recurrent conditions.

42RESEARCH GRANTS AWARDED( 1982 to present)

Principal Investigator

Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Manaqement of Asthma in Children: A Controlled Prospective Long-Term Study. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant #7029 . $76, 000. January, 1982 - March, 1986. Principal Investigator: Daniel P. Kohen, M.D.

Information from this project has been presented in a variety of local, regional, and national forums, including:

* “Relaxation/Mental Imagery in the Management of Asthma: Effect on Pulmonary Function Tests” was presented to the 10th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine in Toronto, August, 1985.

* “Application of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to the Management of Asthma: Report of Behavioral Outcomes of a Two-Year Prospective Controlled Study” - presented to the 28th Annual Scientif ic Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, and recipient of Outstanding Scientific Writing Award, March, 1986. An ABSTRACT of this work was published in the American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, January, 1986.

* “Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of Asthma: Preliminary Report of Pulmonary Function Studies and Behavioral Outcomes in a Prospective Long-Term Study with 28 Children” was presented at the April, 1986 Annual Meeting of the Ambulatory Pediatric Association Meetings (April, 1986, Washington, D.C. ), and ABSTRACT published in the April, 1986 issue of American Journal of Diseases of Children.

* #29 on Peer reviewed published manuscripts is a report of this research.

Pre-School Family Asthma Education Proqram F.A. Bean Foundation. $5,250. November, 1984 to October, 1985. Principal Investigator: Daniel P . Kohen, M. D .

This grant allowed for the development of an educational program which built upon the curriculum developed by the Utah Lung Association. In cooperation with the Children' s Lung Disease Committee of the Hennepin County Lung Association, we developed the Preschool Family Asthma Program to provide a behaviorally and developmentally appropriate education program for preschoolers with asthma and their families, to complement the Lung Association' s successful Family Asthma Program for older children which was

43already in place in the community. Following the first four presentations of this series of 6-7 week classes and evaluation thereof, the program results were presented at several national forums, including :

* “Imagery, Storytelling, and Relaxation in Preschoolers with Asthma” (with Elaine Wynne, M.A. ) was presented to the 11th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine in The Hague, The Netherlands in August 1988.

* The educational program developed has been offered to families on at least 6 subsequent occasions, now underwritten by the respective American Lung Associations of both Ramsey and Hennepin Counties. In addition to the manuscript recently submitted to the Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics for consideration, a manual for teachers, Preschool Asthma Program and a training videotape has been developed and is in preparation for national distribution.

* #38 (1/97) on Peer reviewed published manuscripts is a report of this research.

Night Terrors in children: A Controlled Study Comparinq Imipramine and Relaxation Mental Imaqerv. Hennepin Faculty Associates. $25,000. July, 1988 - present. Principal Investigator: Gerald R. Rosen, M.D. Co-Principal Investigator: Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. (*Dr. Kohen participated in the development of the original idea for investigation, collaborated in all drafts of the initial research proposal, saw all the patients for relaxation imagery training, and wrote and renewed major portions of each draft of all manuscripts.)

Information from this project has been presented to several different national and regional meetings:

* “Severe Night Terrors in Children” G.M. Rosen, D. Kohen, M. Mahowald POSTER SESSION Annual Meeting of Association of Professional Sleep Societies, San Diego, June, 1988.

* “Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of Sleep Disorders in Children” Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. to Research in Progress - Division of General Academic Pediatrics, University of Minnesota, April, 1990.

* “Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of Sleep Disorders in Children” Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. presented to Plenary Session Panel 33rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, St. Louis, April 18, 1991.

* Kohen, Daniel P., Mahowald, M.W., and Rosen, G.R. Sleep Terror Disorder in Children: The Role of Self-Hypnosis in Management.

44American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis. 34:4, 233-244, April, 1992.

This publication of this research was also the recipient of the April, 1993 Milton H. Erickson Award for excellence in scientific writing from the Editorial Board of The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis.

Children's Self-Regulation of Cardiovascular Function With Relaxation/Mental Imagery (R.M.I.). F.A. Bean Foundation of Minneapolis Children's Foundation. $10,465. May, 1990 - present. Principal Investigator: Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. Co-Investigator: Sharon Ondich, M.A., L.P.

This research, was a prospective controlled study of children's ability to regulate heart rate and blood pressure with the use of self-hypnosis (RMI) skills. A report describing project results was presented to the 12th International Congress of Hypnosis, in Jerusalem, ISRAEL, July, 1992.

* Kohen, Daniel P. and Ondich, Sharon. Prospective Study of Children’s Self- Regulation of Cardiovascular Function with Relaxation Imagery (Self-Hypnosis). Submitted to HYPNOS, 2003

Collaborative Wart Study - Wart Repression in Children: Evaluation of a Cyberphysiologic Intervention. The Fetzer Foundation. $50,000. December, 1990 - present. Principal Investigator: Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. Co-Principal Investigators: K. Olness, D. Coury, C. Erickson, A. Dattner, J. Pascoe, B. Berman, R. Noll, B. Felt, and E. Young.

This project is a multiple-site collaborative prospective controlled study of children's ability to effect the regression of warts with the cyberphysiologictechniques (self-hypnosis RMI skills). The research began in 1991.

* #42 publication (The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis) describes the results of this research..

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PEDIATRICS / BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS TEACHING

I. RESIDENT EDUCATION

A. Behavioral Pediatrics Rotation

Beginning in July,1988 all pediatric residents have taken a required rotation in Behavioral Pediatrics during their PL-l year. After its first year trial as a 2-week rotation, this became a 3-week experience in 1989, and in July, 1991 has evolved into a full 4-week rotation. I have had the responsibility for development of this educational experience, and continue to serve as course coordinator as well as one of several key clinical mentors, personally teaching at least 2 Q l-hour tutorials/conferences with residents per week. (July, 1988 – March, 2013)

(*The content and philosophy of both the Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship and the Residents' Behavioral Pediatrics Rotation have evolved consistent with the educational curriculum guidelines of and published by the Society for Behavioral Pediatrics in December,1988. I was an active contributing member of the national committee which developed and published those guidelines.)

B. Pediatric Elective in Behavioral Pediatrics

Since 1980 a 4-week elective in Behavioral Pediatrics has been available to Pediatric Residents. I have been coordinator of the elective program since 1987. Each such elective is individually developed in collaboration with the resident in order to both identify learning goals and as part of the learning experience to teach the skill of thoughtful and careful development of learning objectives. This elective has attracted one or two PL-2 or PL-3 residents from our residency program each year, as well as residents from out of state programs.

C. Medical Student and Housestaff Conferences (1981-present)

* Course Coordinator and major teacher (70%) of Year 2 Student as Physician Tutorial in Pediatrics for 2nd year medical students assigned to Minneapolis Children's Medical Center. (16-22 per year) Includes unique interviewing training with videotaping of interviews with parent simulators. (1978-1988). Continue as coordinator and teacher of interview training (1978 - present).

* Resident and medical student conferences: (1985-present)Average of 15-20 per year

46D. Ward Attending (1981 -December, 1992, Minneapolis Children's,

1993-2000, University of Minnesota Hospital--Variety Children's-Children's Center)

* 1981 - 1985: 2 months per year. Estimated 1.5 hours per days per week.* 1986 - 1992: 1 month per year. Estimated 1.5 hours per day 3 days per

week. * 1993 - 2000: 2 months per year, 2.5-3 hours per day 5-6 days per week.

II. FELLOWSHIP

A. Fellowship in Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrics

This Fellowship began in 1978. One of our earliest Fellows, Dr. Judson Reaney, was a key member of the full-time teaching Faculty in the Behavioral Pediatrics Education Program. One of three major faculty teachers in the Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowship, I have been the Director of the Fellowship since 1987. Initially the Fellowship was offered as a one or two year program, but is now a three year academic Fellowship. Our first 3-year academic Fellow began in July, 1990. There have been 12 physicians who have completed Behavioral Pediatrics Fellowships. Their current activities are noted on the following pages. (1987-2013)

When Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics was first approved as a sub-specialty in Pediatrics by the American Board of Medical Specialties in 2002, and Fellowships were first able to be accredited, our Fellowship was amongst the first to be fully accredited by the Accreditation Council on Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), in 2003; and was accredited without stipulation or deficiency. I was responsible for direct preparation (writing) and coordination of the ACGME accreditation application material.

B. “Mini-Fellowship” in Behavioral Pediatrics

Since 1987 a four to six week mini-fellowship in Behavioral Pediatrics has been offered to physicians in practice who have desired a specific and concentrated continuing education program in Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrics. To date several pediatricians have taken this opportunity and with our assistance developed programs individually tailored to meet their continuing education needs in behavioral pediatrics. I developed and coordinate this mini-fellowship in cooperation with my associates Drs. Michael Reiff and Jud Reaney. Participants have included a Group Health pediatrician (Dr. Mark Nupen) who, moving here from out state, wished to refine and define specific behavioral pediatrics principles and concepts for utilization in general pediatric practice, and an Albert Lea pediatrician (Dr. Lowell

47Barr) who worked closely with Dr. Reaney in a similarly individually tailored continuing education program.

C. “Mini-Fellowship”/Tutorial in Pediatric Hypnotherapy

Since 1980 many different child health clinicians have sought supervision, tutorial, and continuing education experiences in pediatric hypnosis through our Behavioral Pediatrics program. Like the mini-Fellowship in general Behavioral Pediatrics, this experience is individualized to meet the specific level of training and experience and educational and practical needs of the clinician. While some have been organized as a four-week experience, more often these have been arranged as a one to two days/week experience over the course of 4-6 months.

Such arrangements have averaged one or two per year over the last five years. They have included clinicians practicing in Behavioral Pediatrics, a Family physician from St. Paul (T. Quinn, MD..), a master's level clinical psychologist (R. Gephart, M.A.) from Grand Rapids, and several local licensed consulting psychologists.

A special one week tutorial in pediatric hypnotherapy was provided for Dr. Pedro Gelber, a visiting pediatrician for Uruguay. I developed and coordinated this learning experience for Dr. Gelber.

A special two and a half week (daily) tutorial in pediatric hypnotherapy was developed at the request of German psychologist Dr. Sieqfried Mrochen who designed his sabbatical to include study with us in October. 1988. I developed, coordinated, and taught most of that special tutorial.

A comparable, but longer 4 week daily tutorial was prepared for and implemented with Dr. Sepp Holtz, developmental pediatrician from Zurich, Switzerland. I met Dr. Holtz when he attended a 2-day Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop which I taught in Rottweil, Germany, near his home in neighboring Zurich, in May, 2000 and at the Zurich Children’s Hospital several days later. Shortly thereafter he spent a month of his Sabbatical learning with me (and also teaching colleagues) in Minneapolis at the University of Minnesota.

III. CONTINUING EDUCATION IN BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICS

A. National Behavioral Pediatrics Workshops

In 1983, 1985, and 1987 Behavioral Pediatrics sponsored National Seminars distinguished by their unique participatory learning methodology, a national and local faculty, and the use of videotapes

48of actual clinical encounters and of expert panel discussions as integral to the continuing education process. For the 1983 and 1985 meetings I prepared and edited several videotapes and participated as a faculty member for several panel discussions. For the 1987 meeting I served as course coordinator in addition to developing several of the videotapes and participating on the faculty as a panelist.

B. Behavioral Pediatrics Workshops

1. Department of Pediatrics - Topics & Advances in PediatricsMany years since 1986 Behavioral Pediatrics has presented a Workshop as part of the Department of Pediatrics’ Annual CME course. I am coordinator for and co-teach these Workshops.

2. Department of Family Practice & Community Health Many years since 1986 we have presented a Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop as part of the Family Practice Department's Annual CME Review Course. I have been the coordinator for and co-teach these Workshops.

C. Clinical Hypnosis Workshops

For the past 32 years I have been a member of the teaching faculty of the University of Minnesota's Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis, a now 34 year old annual course.

For over 24 years I have taught the 1.5 hour Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis section of the Introductory Workshop as well as supervising small group practice sessions as a mentor. and teaching the Introductory Course section on "Language of Hypnosis".

Since 1986 I have been the Course Director for this annual Introductory and Advanced Workshop program, also now co-sponsored by the Department of Pediatrics since 1986. During this time the attendance for both the Introductory and Advanced sections have increased annually, in 1991 attracting well over 300 participants for the first time in its then 20 year history.

Annually since 1987 I have taught from one to three workshops in general and/or pediatric clinical hypnosis (half-day to two days in length) in and around the Twin Cities.

Beginning in the mid-1980's I have been increasingly invited to teach portions of as well as entire Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis throughout the United States and around the world. Details regarding these training workshops can be found under Presentations in the pages that follow.

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D. Grand Rounds

* Special Pediatric Grand Rounds “Hypnosis in Pediatrics” Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, Chicago, 2/8/90

* Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Grand Rounds - University of Minnesota - “Introduction to Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Clinical Hypnosis) in Pediatrics” October, 1990.

* Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Grand Rounds - University of Minnesota - “Constipation and Encopresis in Children” January 10, 1991.

* St. Paul Children's, 1991* Winthrop University Hospital, Mineola, NY, 1992* SEE PRESENTATIONS for "Visiting Professor" invitations / Grand

Rounds out of state.

50PRESENTATIONS (6/1/84 to 12/2017)

International

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: 10th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine Coordinator, Invited Symposium “Voluntary Control of Physiologic Processes in Children - Does Hypnosis Facilitate It?” Toronto, Ontario, CANADA (August, 1985)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: 10th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine “Relaxation Mental Imagery in the Management of Asthma, Effect on Pulmonary Function Tests” Toronto, Ontario, CANADA (August, 1985)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Education Program: 10th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine: Workshop “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Toronto, Ontario, CANADA (August, 1985).

* Ontario Society of Clinical Hypnosis - Keynote Faculty: 3-Day Workshop “Psyche, Soma, and Change: Hypnosis and Psychogenic Disease” presenting “Psychosomatic-Somatopsychic-Biobehavioral Disorders in Children and Adolescents: Things are Not Always the Way They Seem”; “Voluntary Control of Psychophysiologic Processes”; “Generic Issues in Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents”; “Hypnosis and Asthma: A Model for Approaching Psychophysiologic Disorders”; Applications of Hypnosis to Migraine, Headaches, Pain, Inflammatory Bowel Disease”; “Approaching Habit Disorders with Hypnosis” Toronto, Ontario, CANADA (May 2-4, 1986).

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: 11th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine “Imagery, Storytelling, and Relaxation in Preschoolers with Asthma” The Hague, THE NETHERLANDS

(August, 1988)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Education Program: 11th International Congress of Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine Workshop “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” The Hague, THE NETHERLANDS (August, 1988)

* Milton H. Erickson Society of Germany (M.E.G.) Invited Teaching Workshop: Sole Faculty - Introductory 3-day Pediatric Hypnotherapy and 2-day Advanced Hypnotherapy Workshop (5 days-multiple presentations) Berlin, GERMANY (October 20-25, 1990).

* International Society of Hypnosis - Education Program: 12th

International Congress of Hypnosis: Workshop “Advanced Pediatric Medical Hypnosis (Coordinator and Presenter: 2 days, multiple

51presentations)” Jerusalem, ISRAEL (July 26-27, 1992).

* International Society of Hypnosis - Education Program: 13th InternationalCongress of Hypnosis: Workshop "Advanced Paediatric Medical Hypnosis(Coordinator and Presenter: 1 day, multiple presentations) " Melbourne,AUSTRALIA (August, 1994)

* Asia-Pacific Hypnosis Congress Scientific Meeting: "Coping with the Stressof Tourette Syndrome in Children and Adolescents: Use of Self-HypnosisTechniques" Cairns, North Queensland, AUSTRALIA (August 15, 1994)

* Clinical Psychology Center, Simon Fraser University & Canadian Society of Clinical Hypnosis-B.C. Division " Hypnosis for the Common Problems of Children and Adolescents " 1-Day Workshop - November 2, 1996, Vancouver, BC, CANADA

* International Pediatric Chat - " Uses and Applications of Hypnosis in Pediatrics"1-hour Presentation/Interactive Chat - www.pedschat.org Sunday, Spring, 1997.

* International Society of Hypnosis - Education Program: 14th InternationalCongress of Hypnosis: Workshop "Advanced Pediatric Medical Hypnosis(Coordinator and Presenter: 2 days, multiple presentations) " San Diego, CA,USA (June, 1997)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: 14th International Congress of Hypnosis: • " Facilitating Facilitators' Facilitation: Experience with a New Training

Model for Teaching Leaders of Hypnosis Practice Groups" (with David Wark, Ph.D.) • "Using Hypnosis to Help Deaf Children Help Themselves: Two Case

Reports" (with P. Mann-Rinehart and L. Wills, M.D. ) San Diego, CA, USA (June, 1997)

* Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.) Kindertagung(Hypnotherapeutische und Systemische Konzepte fur die Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen) - Hypnotherapy for Working with Children• Invited Keynote Speaker: " Hypnosis for Asthma in Children"

(> 500 participants)• Invited 1/2 day Workshop: " Hypnosis for Psychophysiologic Problems in

52Children and Adolescents " ( > 100 participants )

• Invited 1/2 day Workshop: "Hypnosis for Enuresis, Encopresis, and Related

Disorders" ( > 100 participants )Heidelberg, GERMANY (October 22-25, 1997)

* Die Weissenau: kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie Akademisches KrankenhausDer Universitat Ulm - Child and Adolescent Psychiatry InstituteInvited Child Hypnotherapy Workshop (1 day - 30 participants), Ravensburg, GERMANY (October 27, 1997)

* M.E.G. Berlin Milton Erickson Gesellschaft Invited 2-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop ( 35 participants ) Berlin,GERMANY (Oct. 31/Nov. 1, 1997)

* Milton Erickson Institut of Rottweil Invited 3-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop, Rottweil, GERMANY (May 11-13, 2000)

* Zurich University Children’s Hospital Invited Grand Rounds (“Applications of Relaxation/Imagery for Management of Migraine Headaches and Other Persistent Somatic Complaints”) and 2-Hour Behavioral/Developmental Pediatrics Workshop on Child Hypnotherapy, Zurich, SWITZERLAND (May 16,2000)

* M.E.G. Berlin Milton Erickson Gesellschaft Invited 3-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop, Berlin,GERMANY (May 19-21, 2000)

* M.E.G. Berlin Milton Erickson Gesellschaft Invited 2-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop Berlin, GERMANY (March 15-16, 2002)

* Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.) Kindertagung(Hypnotherapeutische und Systemische Konzepte fur die Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen) - Hypnotherapy for Working with Children – 5th

Congress

• Invited Pre-Congress Workshop “Children and Hypnosis” (with KarenOlness,M.D.) – Multiple Presentations - 2 days, March 18-19. 2002 (75 partic.)

• Invited 1/2 day Workshop: "Hypnosis for Enuresis, Encopresis, and Related

Disorders" - March 20, 2002 (120 participants) • Invited Keynote Speaker: " Long-Term Follow-Up of 178 Children with Headache Treated with Hypnotherapy " March 21, 2002 (1200 attendees)

53• Invited 1/2 day Workshop: " Hypnosis for ASTHMA in Children and Adolescents “ (60 participants), March 22, 2002

Heidelberg, GERMANY (March 18-22, 2002)

Consulting Psychologists of Melbourne (AUSTRALIA) Invited 2-Day Workshop“Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Helping People Manage Pain and Discomfort” Presented in Melbourne , Australia Friday/Saturday, August 6, 7, 2004 (55) Presented in Brisbane , Australia Monday/Tuesday, August 9, 10, 2004 (40) Presented in Sydney , Australia Friday/Saturday, August 13, 14, 2004 (45)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Education Program: 16th InternationalCongress of Hypnosis: Workshop " Hypnosis for Chronic Illness in Children”(Co-Coordinator and Presenter: 1 day, multiple presentations) " SingaporeOctober 18, 2004

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: 16th International Congress of Hypnosis: • " Hypnosis for Headaches: Experience and Long-Term Follow-up of 178Consecutive Children and Adolescents” (Daniel P. Kohen, M.D. and Robert Zajac, M.D.) Singapore October 21, 2004.

* Zurich University Children’s Hospital - Swiss Ambulatory Pediatric

Group Invited Workshops: 1 Day Workshop on Child Hypnotherapy; 1-day Workshop on Approaches to Pain in Children with Chronic Illness with emphasis on Oncology. Zurich, SWITZERLAND - October 27, 28, 2005.

* Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.)

Kindertagung(Hypnotherapeutische und Systemische Konzepte fur die Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen) - Hypnotherapy for Working with Children – 6th European Congress of Hypnosis with Children• Invited Pre-Congress Workshop “Children and Hypnosis” 3-hours November 2, 2005• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: "Hypnosis for Disorders of

54Elimination: Enuresis & Encopresis " - November 4, 2005 • Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: " Pain is Pain: Suffering is Optional: Hypnosis for Pain in Children and Adolescents with Chronic Illness. " November 5, 2005Heidelberg, GERMANY (November, 2005)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: 17th International Congress of Hypnosis:• Invited Workshop: Introductory Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop (20

hours,Co-coordinator, multiple presentations, multiple faculty) – 38

attendees, 8 countries• Invited Workshop: “Hypnosis for Elimination Disorders in Children”

– 25 attendees• Scientific Paper & Conversation Hour:

"The ' Pediatric Guerrilla Hypnosis Listserve ' - 4-Year Experience with Mutual Professional Continuing Education through International Internet Communication" (with Linda Thomson, Ph.D., Robert Deutsch, Ph.D., et al)

Aculpulco, MEXICO, August 20-26, 2006.

* Dutch Hypnosis Society – Invited 2-day Workshop Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis and 1-day Intermediate Workshop Pediatric Hypnosis – AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands March 23-24, 2007. (65 participants)

* Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.) + Kinderhypnose

• Invited Workshp: Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents (2 days) Berlin, GERMANY May 11-12, 2007 (50 participants)

Milton Erickson Society of Rottweil • Invited Workshop: “Child Hypnosis Intensive” Hypnosis with

Children and Adolescents (3 days) Rottweil, GERMANY, May 17-19, 2007. (20 participants)

* International Society of Hypnosis - Scientific Program: XVIII (18 th ) International Congress of Hypnosis: “Hypnosis and Neuroscience: Implications of

the NewMind-Body Paradigms• Invited Address: “Hypnosis for Children / Adolescents with

Chronic Daily Headache” September 25, 2009.• Invited Workshop: Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop-Hypnosis

for Children with Chronic Pain (3 hours) with Karen Olness, M.D. Rome, ITALY September 23, 2009

* Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.)

55Kindertagung(Hypnotherapeutische und Systemische Konzepte fur die Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen) - Hypnotherapy for Working with Children – 6h European Congress of Hypnosis with Children• Invited Pre-Congress Workshop “Children and Hypnosis”

October 26-27, 2009 – Krefeld Ericksonian Society, Krefeld Germany• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: "Hypnosis for Disorders of Elimination: Enuresis & Encopresis " - November 2009 • Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: " Hypnosis for Tics and Tourette Syndrome”• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: " Hypnosis for Asthma in Children and Adolescents” Heidelberg, GERMANY (October 29 – November 1 , 2009)

La Societa Italiana di Ipnosi E La Scuola Italiana di Ipnosi E Psicoterapia Ericksoniana Gestita Dalla Societa Italiana Milton Erickson SRL – Workshop Avanzato: “L’IPNOSIA PEDIATRICA – Spiegare E Scoprire L’Ipnosi Nell’Incontro Con I Bambini E Con Le Famiglie – Il Corso E A Numero Chiuso Ed E Riservator A Psicologi E Medici – Sede: Dipartmento Scienze Odontostomatologiche AULA B1Advanced Pediatric Hypnois Workshop – Finding the Hypnosis in the Encounter Invited Workshop - Saturday November 13 – Sunday, November 14, 2010 Rome, ITALY (60+ participants). (www.hypnosis.it)

• International Society of Hypnosis XIXth (19 th ) International Congress of Hypnosis:Bremen, GERMANY October 17-22, 2012 • Invited Panel: “What Does it Mean to Work Hypnotically in a Developmentallly Appropriate Manner with children and Adolescents?” Chair and presentation of “Developmental Considerations in Child Hypnosis” October 17, 2012 (3 hours)[Other presenters on panel: K. Olness, J. Linden, K.L. Holtz, P. Kaiser, L. Sugarman, and S. Signer-Fisher].• Invited Workshop: “Putting Hypnosis into Pediatric Practice” (3 hours) with Laurence I. Sugarman, M.D. October 18, 2012 (3 hours)• Invited Workshop: “ Applications of Hypnosis for Children with Chronic Illness(3 hours) with Karen Olness, M.D., October 20, 2012 (3 hours).

• Helsinki Brief Therapy Institute Invited 2-day Workshop: Helsinki Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop: Clinical Hypnosis with Children & Adolescents: What? Why? How? October 25-26, 2013 (16 hours). Helsinki, FINLAND

• Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.)

http://www.hypnosis.it/

56Kindertagung(Hypnotherapeutische und Systemische Konzepte fur die Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen) - Hypnotherapy for Working with Children – 7h European Congress of Hypnosis with Children• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: "Hypnosis for Disorders of Elimination: Enuresis & Encopresis " Wed• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: " Hypnosis for Headaches in

Children & Adolescents”• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: " Hypnosis for Asthma in Children and Adolescents” Heidelberg, GERMANY (October 31 – November 3 , 2013)

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• Ummeed Child Development Center –Mumbai, INDIAInvited Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis Skill Development Workshop3 days (24 hours) with Karen Olness, M.D., Daniel P. Kohen,M.D.Mumbai, INDIA ( February 7-9, 2014 )

• M.E.G. Berlin Milton Erickson Gesellschaft/ Kid-Hyp Program (Hiltrud & Alfred Beerbaum-Lutterman) Invited 2-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop Berlin, GERMANY (October, 2016)

• Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.) Kindertagung(Hypnotherapeutische und Systemische Konzepte fur die Arbeit mit Kindern und Jugendlichen) - Hypnotherapy for Working with Children – 8h European Congress of Hypnosis with Children• Pre-Congress Workshop: Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: "Hypnosis for Disorders of Elimination: Enuresis & Encopresis " Wed a.m., 11.2.2016• Pre-Congress Workshop: Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: "Hypnosis for Tics, Habits, Tourette Syndrome " Wed p.m., 11.2.2016• Invited 1/2 day (3 hours) Workshop: " Hypnosis for Headaches in

Children & Adolescents” Thursday, 11.3.2016Heidelberg, GERMANY (November (2) 3-6, 2016)

• Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Zahnarztliche Hypnosis e.V. (DGZH-spezial) (Annual

Workshop of German Dental Hypnosis SocietyInvited “Special” Guest Workshop

57“Advances in childrens trances: finding the hypnosis in the encounter with children and adolescents“ Thursday, September 7, 2017 - 9 am – 6 pmBerlin, GERMANY

• Swiss (Zurich) Ego-State Therapy AssociationInvited 2-day Workshop“ Skills Before Pills: Communicating with Children: Finding Hypnosis

in the Encounter What? Why? How?”Tuesday & Wednesday, September 12-13, 2017. Zurich,

SWITZERLAND

• Die Milton Erickson Gesellschaft fur Klinische Hypnose (M.E.G.) – ROTTWEIL

Invited 2-day Workshop“ Skills Before Pills: Communicating with Children: Finding Hypnosis

in the Encounter What? Why? How?”Friday & Saturday, September 15-16, 2017. Rottweil,

GERMANY

• M.E.G. Berlin Milton Erickson Gesellschaft/ Kid-Hyp Program (Hiltrud & Alfred Beerbaum-Lutterman) Invited 2-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop Berlin, GERMANY (March 9-10, 2018)

• University Program – Luneburg, GERMANY (Alexander Naumann) Invited 2-day Advanced Child Hypnotherapy Workshop Keynote Address Ceremonial Opening of LAKIJU-VT (new regionalPsychiatry/Psychotherapy Outpatient Clinic) – March 131-day Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop March 13; ½ day Workshop March 14Luneburg, GERMANY March 13-14, 2018)

International Presentations (continued)

• International Society of Hypnosis XXIth (21st) International Congress of Hypnosis:WORLD CONGRESS of HYPNOSIS – MONTREAL, Quebec, CANADA August, 2018• Invited Workshop: “Designing state-of-the-art hypnosis trainings: Remodeling curriculum and refining faculty development” (1.5 hr Workshop)Pamela Kaiser, Ph.D., CPNP, CNS & Daniel P. Kohen,M.D.

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National Presentations

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 27th Annual Scientific Meeting: “Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to Pediatric Emergencies” San Francisco, California (November, 1984)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 27th Annual Workshops: “Intermediate and Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” San Francisco, California (November, 1984)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 28th Annual Scientific Meeting: “Application of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) to the Management of Asthma: Report of Behavioral Outcomes of a Two-Year, Prospective, Controlled Study” Seattle, Washington (March 21, 1986)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 28th Annual Scientific Meeting: “Therapeutic Value of Hypnosis for the Management of Sydenham's Chorea in an ll-year old boy” Seattle, Washington (March, 1986).

American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 28th Annual Workshops: Overall Workshop Chairman, and “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” Seattle, Washington (March, 1986).

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 4th Annual Meeting: Workshop: “Video vignettes and Nominal Group Process in Teaching Behavioral Pediatrics” Washington, DC. (May 10, 1986).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 29th Annual Workshops: “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” Las Vegas, Nevada (April, 1987)

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 5th Annual Meeting: Workshop: “Introductory Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis - (3 days-multiple presentations)” Anaheim, California (April, 1987).

* 3rd National Behavioral Pediatrics Symposium (University of Minnesota) Coordinator. Videotape development “Coping with Neonatal Death”; “Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood”; “Persistent Somatic Complaint: Movement Disorder” Faculty Panelist “Chronic Illness in an Adolescent” and “Burnout in Physicians”. Minneapolis, Minnesota (October, 1987)

60* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research

Foundation - 3Oth Annual Workshops: “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis”; “Intermediate Pediatric Hypnosis”; “Pediatric Hypnosis for Nurses”, Chicago, Illinois (March, 1988)

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 6th Annual Meeting: Workshop: “Introductory Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis - (3 days-multiple presentations)” Washington, DC. (April 28-30, 1988)

Association of Professional Sleep Societies 2nd Annual Meeting: “Poster Session: Severe Night Terrors in Children” San Diego, California (June, 1988).

* Case Western Reserve University/Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital Department of Pediatrics: “Cyberphysiology and Hypnotherapy Workshops: Introductory and Advanced (3 days-multiple presentations)” Cleveland, Ohio (February 2-4, 1989)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 3lst Annual Workshops: “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” Nashville, Tennessee (March, 1989).

* Florida Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual Workshop: “Hypnosis with Children and Habit Disorders” (3 days-multiple presentations) Orlando, Florida (October, 26-29, 1989)

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 7th Annual Meeting: Workshops: “Introductory & Intermediate Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Cambridge, Massachusetts (November 12-14, 1989).

* Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center: Special Pediatric Grand Rounds: “Hypnosis in Pediatrics” Chicago, Illinois (February 8, 1990).

* Chicago Society of Clinical Hypnosis: “Self-Hypnosis in the Control of Childhood Asthma: A Paradigm for the Application of Hypnotherapy in Pediatrics” Chicago, Illinois (February 7,1990).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 32nd Annual Workshops: “Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” Orlando, Florida (March, 1990).

* Philadelphia Society of Clinical Hypnosis: “Cyberphysiologic Strategies for Psychophysiologic Problems in Children” Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (June 10, 1990).

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 8th Annual Meeting Workshops: “Introductory and Intermediate Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Denver, Colorado (September 13-15,

611990).

* New England Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual Workshops:

“Introductory, Intermediate and Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” Boston, Massachusetts (March 22-23, 1991).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 33rd Annual Workshops: “Advanced Pediatric & Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy (2 days-multiple presentations)” St. Louis, Missouri (April, 1991).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 33rd Annual Scientific Meeting: Plenary Session: Sleep Disorders: “Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of Sleep Disorders in Children” St. Louis, Missouri (April 8, 1991).

* National Meeting of Association for the Care of Children in Hospitals (ACCH) “Workshop: Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery by Child Life Workers” Minneapolis, Minnesota (May 26, 1991).

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 9th Annual Meeting: Workshops: “Introductory & Intermediate Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Baltimore, Maryland (September 18-20, 1991).

* Annual Meeting of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback: “Invited Workshop: Integrating Cyberphysiologic Techniques in the Treatment of Pediatric Biobehavioral Problems (l-day Workshop, multiple presentations)” Colorado Springs, Colorado. (March 20, 1992).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation - 34th Annual Workshops: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy (2 days, multiple presentations)” Las Vegas, Nevada (April, 1992).

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 10th Annual Meeting: “Workshops: Introductory and Advanced Workshops in Pediatrics Clinical Hypnosis (3 days, multiple presentations)” St. Louis, Missouri (September 17-19, 1992).

* Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis - 43rd Annual

Workshops: “Advanced Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (3 days, multiple presentations)” Arlington, Virginia (October, 1992).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 35th Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and

62Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, multiple presentations). New Orleans, Louisiana. (March, 1993).

* Society for Behavioral Pediatrics 11th Annual Meeting: “Workshops: Introductory and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Providence, Rhode Island. September 9-11, 1993.

* Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis - 44th Annual Workshops: “Advanced Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (1 day - multiple presentations)” Arlington Hts. (Chicago), Illinois (October, 1993).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 36th Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, multiple presentations). Philadelphia, PA. (March, 1994).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 36th Annual Scientific Meeting: “Self-Regulation by Children and Adolescents with Cystic Fibrosis: Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) Philadelphia, PA. (March 15, 1994).

* American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians Annual Spring Convention:Keynote Address: " Helping Children and Adolescents to Help Themselves with Imagery and Relaxation " Hilton Head, South Carolina (May 5, 1994).

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 12th Annual

Meeting : “Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Minneapolis, MN September 22-24, 1994.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 37th Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, multiple presentations). San Diego, CA. (March, 1995).

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 37th Annual Scientific Meeting: “Healing and Prayer: On Hypnosis, Navajos, and Being Jewish " San Diego, CA. (March, 1995)

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 13th Annual Meeting : “Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Philadelphia, PA Sept. 14-16, 1995.

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* Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis - 46th Annual Workshops: “Advanced Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (2 day - multiple presentations)” San Antonio, TX (November 7-9, 1995).

* American Physical Therapy Association Annual Meetings - "Self-Regulation ofPain in Children " - A 3.5 hour workshop to Section on Pediatrics - Atlanta, GA(February 15, 1996)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: "Workshop: Advanced Supervision for Certification in Clinical Hypnosis" (2.5 days, multiple presentations). Chicago, IL (February 16-18, 1996)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 38th Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, multiple presentations). Orlando, FL (March, 1996)

* Portland Academy of Hypnosis: " Helping Children and Adolescents with Asthma to Help Themselves with Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) " (April 19, 1996 1 hour, 20 participants); "Workshop: Hypnotherapeutic Approaches to Common Childhood Problems: Pain Management & Habit Problems " (April 20, 1996 - 3.5 hours, 25 participants). Portland, OR

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 14th Annual Meeting : “Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). San Francisco, CA Sept. 26-28, 1996.

* Department of Pediatrics, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicineand Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital of University Hospitals of Cleveland" Child Hypnotherapy Training Workshop " (October 10-13, 1996) Multiple presentations - Invited guest faculty. (50 participants) Cleveland, OH

* Institute for Clinical Hypnosis and Research-Michigan "Hypnotherapy forChildren and Adolescents " 2-Day Workshop - December 7-8,1996, Lansing, MI

* Winthrop-University Hospital - Pediatric Grand Rounds: " The Use of Relaxation and Mental Imagery Techniques in Pain Management in Children "

64May 20, 1997, Mineola, Long Island, New York

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 15th Annual Meeting : “Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Boston, MA Sept. 24-26, 1997.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 40 th Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, Chairperson and multiple presentations). Ft. Worth,Texas, March 14-15, 1998 (25 participants).

* Hackensack University Medical Center and Toys 'R Us Kids 'R Us Institute for Child Development - 16th Annual Conference: Developmental-Behavioral Disorders and A Spectrum of Pediatric Challenges - May 17-23, 1998Invited Guest Faculty: "Asthma: The Role of Relaxation and Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis)" May 18 9:10-9:45 a.m. (75 participants) and "Migraine Headaches: Applications of Self-Regulation Techniques" May 19 11:15-11:50 (75 participants).

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 16th Annual Meeting : “Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Cleveland, OH Sept. 24-26, 1998.

* Baystate Medical Center Children's Hospital - Pediatric Grand Rounds Springfield, Massachusetts - Visiting Professorship (1/2 day) including Grand Rounds " Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Applications of Self-Hypnosis for Headaches and other Recurrent Somatic Complaints " Tuesday, January 12, 1999

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 41st Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, Chairperson and multiple presentations). Atlanta, GAMarch 20-21, 1999.

* University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry: "Preparing Bright Futures: Experiential Workshop in Basic Pediatric Hypnosis" (Invited Guest Faculty - Multiple presentations). Rochester Academy of Medicine Rochester, New York. Thursday, July 15 - Saturday, July 17, 1999

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 17th Annual Meeting : “Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced

65Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Seattle, WA Sept. 23-25, 1999.

* Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis - 50th Annual Workshops: “Advanced Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (2 days - Chairperson and multiple presentations)” New Orleans, LA (November 11-12, 1999).

* National Institute for Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine (NICABM)

" Workshop: Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Helping Children and Adolescents With Persistent and Recurrent Somatic Complaints Help Themselves With Self-Hypnosis (Relaxation and Mental Imagery) " Palm Springs, CA (December 10, 1999).

* First National Pediatric Integrative Medicine Conference ( Presentations

as partof Workshop on Self-Regulation included “Language of Hypnosis”, and “Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery to Management of Tics and Tourette Syndrome”. Presentation to Plenary Session on “Biobehavioral Approaches to Disorders of Elimination - Enuresis, Encopresis”) co-sponsored by U. of AZ Center of Integrative Medicine, U.of MN Center for Spirituality and Healing, and Boston Children’s Holistic Health Center - Tucson, AZ

February, 2000* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research

Foundation: 42nd Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (1 day, Chairperson and multiple presentations). Scientific Meeting Presentation “ The Future of Pediatric Hypnosis: Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going? “ Baltimore, MD, February, 2000

* National Institute for Clinical Application of Behavioral Medicine

(NICABM) " Workshop: Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Helping Children and

Adolescents With Persistent and Recurrent Somatic Complaints Help Themselves With Self-Hypnosis (Relaxation and Mental Imagery) " (Concurrent1.5 hour Workshop) and 3-day “Pre-Conference” Workshop on Clinical Hypnosis (Co-taught with Sandra Sylvester, Ph.D.), Hilton Head Island, S.C., March, 2000

* New England Society of Clinical Hypnosis Annual Workshops: “ Invited

Guest Faculty: Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis (2 days-multiple presentations)” Boston, Massachusetts (May 6-7, 2000).

Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 18th Annual

66Meeting :

“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Providence, RI, September 21-23, 2000

* Center for Human Development – William Beaumont Hospital – Royal Oak, Michigan – “ Annual Lectureship “ - All-Day Symposium on “Anxiety in

Children and Adolescents: “ The Phenomenology of Childhood Anxiety” and Panelist (200 participants). Beverly Hills, MI, October 27, 2000.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 43nd Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days, Chairperson and multiple presentations). Reno, Nevada March 23-28, 2001

* SUNY UPSTATE Medical University-Syracuse “ Invited Guest Faculty: Introductory and Intermediate Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis Workshop (3 days-multiple presentations)” Syracuse, New York (May 17-19, 2001).

* 2nd National Pediatric Integrative Medicine Conference ( Presentations as partof Workshop on Self-Regulation included “Therapeutic Uses of Language ”, “Self-Hypnosis for the Clinician Helps Children to Help Themselves” Presentation to Plenary Session on “Hypnosis and Asthma” co-sponsored by U.of MN Center for Spirituality and Healing, U. of AZ Center of Integrative Medicine, and Boston Children’s Holistic Health Center - St. Paul River Centre, St. Paul, MN June 26-July 1, 2001

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 19th Annual Meeting :

“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Chicago, IL 9/20-22/01 CANCELED DUE TO 9/11/01 Terrorist attacks

* Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis – 52nd Annual Workshops: “Advanced Workshop in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis (2 days - Chairperson and multiple presentations)” San Antonio, TEXAS (November 7-11, 2001). canceled

* SUNY UPSTATE Medical University-Syracuse “ Invited Guest Faculty:

67Introductory and Intermediate Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis Workshop (3 days-multiple presentations)” Syracuse, New York (May 16-18, 2002).


“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Baltimore, MD 5/2-4/02(re-scheduled from 9/2001 due to September 11)

* American Academy of Pediatrics DBPREP – Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics

Board Preparation Course - 5 days – Providence, RI presentation of 2@1 hour Workshops on “ Therapeutic Uses of Language in Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints” August 13, 2002

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 20th Annual Meeting:

“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Seattle, WA 9/26-30/02

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 45th Annual Workshop : “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (1 day Chairperson and multiple presentations). "Hypnosis withChildren: Talking with Families" - Intermediate Section Presentation (1.5 hrs)Alexandria, VA April 4-5, 2003

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 21st Annual Meeting:

“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Pittsburgh, PA 9/18-20/03

* Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis 54 th Annual Scientific Meeting

“Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 days: Chairperson and multiple presentations) Chicago, IL. November 12-16, 2003

Canceled by SCEH due to "under-subscribed"

* LOYOLA UNIVERSITY - Stritch College of Medicine - 1st Annual Benjamin Schwarcz Memorial Workshop in Medical Hypnosis - Invited Guest

68Faculty(3 days, multiple presentations), Chicago, IL - February, 2004.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 46th Annual Workshop: “Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy” (2 day Chairperson and multiple presentations). " Anaheim, CAMarch 13-14, 2004

* SUNY UPSTATE Medical University-Syracuse “ Invited Guest Faculty:

Introductory and Intermediate/Advanced Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis Workshop (3 days-multiple presentations)” Syracuse, New York (May 13-15, 2004).

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 22nd Annual Meeting :

“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Chicago, IL September 30to October 2, 2004.

* A merican A cademy of P ediatrics 2004 National Conference and Exhibition Seminar S 141 " Helping Children Help Themselves with Medical Procedures" San Francisco, CA Saturday, October 9, 2004 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.

* Loyola Medical School - Chicago, IL Visiting Professor - Invited Guest Faculty " Hypnosis for Headaches: Experience and Long-Term Follow-up of 178 Consecutive Children and Adolescents” Chicago, IL ( February 9, 2005 )

* Great Lakes Regional Conference on Child Health – Columbus Children’s Hospital – Invited Guest Faculty " Pain in Children: Helping ChildrenHelp Themselves with Medical Procedures" - 3 hour Seminar. Columbus, OHIO, April 21-23, 2005

* Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO “ Invited Guest Faculty:

Introductory Pediatric and Adolescent Hypnosis Workshop (3 days-multiple presentations)” Kansas City, MO (May 5-7, 2005).

* LOYOLA UNIVERSITY - Stritch College of Medicine - 2nd Annual Benjamin

69Schwarcz Memorial Workshop in Medical Hypnosis - Invited Guest FacultyIntroductory and Intermediate Workshops (3 days, multiple presentations), Chicago, IL - September 9-11. 2005.

* Society for Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 23rd Annual Meeting :

“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). San Diego, CA Sept.21-24 2005.

* Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City, MO “ Invited Guest Faculty:

Pediatric Grand Rounds: "Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Experience with Hypnosis for Management of Headaches in 178 Consecutive Childrenand Adolescents" - Kansas City, MO February 23, 2006

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research

Foundation: 48th Annual Scientific Meeting: Co-Chair, Annual Scientific Meeting

Two Paper Presentations to Scientific Meetings: 1) “Hypnosis for Headaches: Experience and Long-term Follow-up of 178 Consecutive Children & Adolescents”2) ”International Communication and Peer Education in Pediatric Hypnosis: Lessons from 3 years of the Pediatric Guerilla Hypnosis Listserve” (with Linda Thomson, CPNP, PhD) - Orlando, FL March 23-26, 2006

* SUNY UPSTATE Medical University-Syracuse Invited Guest Faculty: “Preparing Bright Futures: Experiential Workshop in Basic Pediatric Hypnosis and Experiential Workshop in Intermediate/Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Syracuse, New York (May 4-6, 2006)


“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Philadelphia, PA Sept. 14-16 2006.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 49th Annual Scientific Meeting/Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis: Advanced Pediatric Workshop – with L. Sugarman, M.D., and R. Anbar, M.D.Dallas, Texas January, 2007

70 * LOYOLA UNIVERSITY - Stritch College of Medicine – 3rd Annual

Benjamin Schwarcz Memorial Workshop in Medical Hypnosis - Invited Guest Faculty

Introductory and Intermediate Workshops (3 days, multiple presentations), Chicago, IL – February 16-18. 2007.


“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (3 days, multiple presentations). Providence, RI September 29 to October 1, 2007.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research

Foundation: 50th Annual Scientific Meeting/Society for Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis: Advanced Pediatric Workshop – with A. Raz, Ph.D. Chicago, IL March, 2008

* SUNY UPSTATE Medical University-Syracuse Invited Guest Faculty: “Preparing Bright Futures: Experiential Workshop in Basic Pediatric Hypnosis and Experiential Workshop in Intermediate/Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Syracuse, New York (May, 2008)

* American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference & Exhibition (NCE) Invited Guest Faculty: 1.5 hour Workshop: “The Roar Behind the Door:

Engaging, Guiding & Preventing Procedure-Related Anxiety with Young People and Parents”

with Laurence I. Sugarman, M.D. (Rochester, NY) – Boston, MA October 11, 2008


“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis &Formulating Suggestions” (Intro, Intermed), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intro,Intermed), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Intro, Intermed, Advanced); Advanced Workshop (1/2 day)Small Group Facilitator (multiple) ] . Cincinnati, OH Oct 16-18, 2008

71 * American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research

Foundation: 51st Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Advanced Pediatric Workshop – with R. Deutsch, Ph.D. Boston, MA March 6-10, 2009.


“Workshops: Introductory, Intermediate, and Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis &Formulating Suggestions” (Intro, Intermed), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intro,Intermed), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Intro, Intermed, Advanced); Advanced Workshop (1/2 day)Small Group Facilitator (multiple) ] . Portland, OR Oct 1-3, 2009

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 52nd Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis Advanced Pediatric Workshop – with L. Sugarman, M.D. Nashville, TN March, 2010.

* SUNY UPSTATE Medical University-Syracuse Invited Guest Faculty: “Preparing Bright Futures: Experiential Workshop in Basic Pediatric Hypnosis and Experiential Workshop in Intermediate/Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis (3 days-multiple presentations)” Syracuse, New York (May, 2010)

* National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) Inaugural Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory & Intermediate Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Intro & Intermed ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MNSeptember 30 – October 2, 2010.

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 53rd Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis Advanced Pediatric Workshop – with L. Sugarman, M.D. Las Vegas, Nevada March 5, 2011.

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* National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (all groups ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MN September 15 – 17, 2011. (Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West –Plymouth)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 54th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis March 15-20, 2012, Charlotte, NC “Hypnosis with Children” (1 hr) to Introductory Hypnosis Workshop, “Case presentation to American Board of Medical Hypnosis Workshop” Charlotte, NC March 19, 2012.

* National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (all groups ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MN September 20 – 22, 2012. (Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West –Plymouth)Special Training new Trainers Workshop: Facilitating Facilitators’ Facilitation(8- hour Workshop - 9 learners, 3 observers, co-taught with David Wark, Ph.D.) – Wednesday, September 19, 2012Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West, Plymouth, MN

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 55th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis March, 2013 Nashville.

* Association of Pediatric Oncology Social Workers (APOSW) Invited KeynoteAddress: Clinical Hypnosis and Self-Regulation for Children & Families in Pediatric Oncology What? Why? How? Hilton Hotel, Minneapolis, MN, Wednesday, May 13, 2013 (8:30 -10:00 a.m.)

73* National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) 2013 Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Chaska, MN October 2013. (Oak Ridge Hotel & Conference Center, Chaska, MN)

* American Society of Clinical Hypnosis Education and Research Foundation: 56th Annual Scientific Meeting & Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis March, 2014 San Diego. 1 day (6 hours) Advanced Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop, (Laurence Sugarman, M.D. and Daniel P. Kohen,M.D. March 24, 2014

National Presentations (continued)

* National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) 2014 Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Chaska, MN September 11-13 2014. Special Pre-Conference Training Seminar Facilitating Facilitators’ Facilitation:Tuesday, September 9 4-7 pm and Wednesday, September 10, 10 am- 1pm(Oak Ridge Hotel & Conference Center, Chaska, MN)

* National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) 2015 Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple

74presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MN October, 2015 (Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West –Plymouth)

• National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute Regional Invited - Introdutory Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop - Nationwide Children’s Hospital – Ohio State

University – Columbus, OH, June 2016 “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator Co-Director of NPHTI and Course Co-Director. Columbus, OH June 2016

• National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute (NPHTI) 2016 Workshops

“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MN October, 2016 (Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West –Plymouth)


“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MN October 19-21, 2017 Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West –Plymouth)

National Presentations (continued)

• National Pediatric Hypnosis Training Institute Regional Invited -

75Introdutory Pediatric Hypnosis Workshop - Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital, Case Western Reserve University Medical School, Cleveland, OHIO, May 3-5, 2018“Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator Co-Director of NPHTI and Course Co-Director. Cleveland, OH May 3-5, 2018


“Skill Development Workshops: Introductory – Intermediate - Advanced Workshops in Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” [ 3 days, multiple presentations: “Language of Hypnosis (Introductory), “Hypnosis in Chronic Illness (Intermediate), “Introduction to Small Group Practice” (Intro), “ Ethical Principles in Clinical Hypnosis” (Video ); Small Group Facilitator (Intro and Intermediate). Co-Director – Advanced Workshop; Co-Director of NPHTI. Course Co-Director. Minneapolis, MN October 4-6, 2018 Crowne Plaza-Minneapolis West –Plymouth)

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University of Minnesota Presentations

* Pediatric House staff/Student Lecture Series ( Minneapolis Children's - to 1992 )l) “Problem Oriented Records and Decision Making”2) “Child Abuse & Neglect: Medical Considerations”3) “The Informing Interview: Giving Bad News to Patients’/Families”4) “Fever Quiz: Beliefs and Attitudes Affecting Clinical Decisions”5) “Principles of Interviewing”6) “Child Abuse & Neglect: Behavioral Considerations, Case Management”7) “Behavioral Pediatrics: Persistent Somatic Complaints: Headache”8) “Approaching the Pediatric Patient”

* Behavioral Pediatrics Rotation Presentations (Minneapolis Children's - to 1992)l) “Grief, Bereavement, and Counseling”2) “Principles of Interviewing”3) “Enuresis: Approaches to Management”4) “Constipation and Encopresis: Approaches”5) “Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis”6) “Approaching Persistent Somatic Complaints: Headaches, Stomachaches”7) “Management of Tics and Tourette Syndrome”

* Department of Family Practice & Community Health “Behavioral Considerations in the Management of Chronic Illness” Life Cycles Seminar (January 8, 1987 )

* Department of Family Practice & Community Health “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Sleep Problems in Children” Annual Family Practice Review Seminar (April 20, 1987)

* Department of Pediatrics - 16th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course co-coordinator. “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June 6, 1987 )

* Department of Pediatrics - 17th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course Coordinator. “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June 4, 1988 )

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics & Advances in Pediatrics - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Movement Disorders in Children” (June, 1988)

* Department of Family Practice & Community Health - Workshop in Clinical Hypnosis for Students and Residents - “Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis in Children” and “Hypnosis for Medical Considerations” (December 16, 1988 )

77 * Department of Family Practice & Community Health “Behavioral

Pediatrics Workshop: Attentional Problems in Children” Annual Family Practice Review Seminar (May 8, 1989 )

* Department of Pediatrics - 18th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (June, 1989); “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June 3, 1989)

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics & Advances in Pediatrics - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Persistent Somatic Complaints” (June, 1989)

* Department of Family Practice & Community Health - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Movement Problems in Children” Annual Family Practice Review Seminar (April 9, 1990)

* Division of General Academic Pediatrics: Research in General Pediatrics Symposium: “Applications of Relaxation Mental Imagery for Night Terrors in Children” (April 12, 1990)

* Department of Pediatrics - l9th Annual Workshop in Clinical Hypnosis Course. Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (June 1, 1990); “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June 2, 1990)

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics & Advances in Pediatrics - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop” (June 15, 1990)

* Cystic Fibrosis Support Group - University of Minnesota “General Principles of Relaxation/Mental Imagery: Applications for Children with Cystic Fibrosis” (July 9, 1990)

* Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - Grand Rounds: “Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis in Children” (September 26, 1990)

* Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - Grand Rounds: “Constipation and Encopresis in Children” (January 10, 1991)

* Department of Pediatrics - 20th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (May 31, 1991); “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June 1, 1991)

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics & Advances in Pediatrics - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop” (June 15, 1991)

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health Introductory Hypnosis Workshop for Residents, Medical and Graduate Students. “Introduction to Hypnosis with Children” (December 12, 1991).

78* University of Minnesota Health Sciences Student Leadership Retreat:

Improving Patient Care Through Communication and Teamwork: “Therapeutic Uses of Language” and “Workshop on Introduction to Biofeedback and Hypnosis” (February 8, 1992).

* Division of General Academic Pediatrics and Adolescent Health Retreat: “Behavioral Pediatrics Curriculum for Pediatric Residents” (February 28, 1992).

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health - Annual Family Practice UPDATE 1992 - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Behavioral Approaches to Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents” (May 4, 1992 ) .

* Department of Pediatrics - 21st Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (June 5, 1992), “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June 6, 1992 ) .

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics & Advances in Pediatrics - “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Helping Children With Pain” (June 15, 1992 ) .

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 1993 “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Behavioral Approaches to Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents”. April, 1993.

* Department of Pediatrics - 22st Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (June, 1993), “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June, 1993 )

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics and Advances in Pediatrics- “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Approaches to Management of Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents”. June 18, 1993.

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health: Introductory Hypnosis Workshop for Residents, Medical and Graduate Students. “Introduction to Hypnosis with Children” (December, 1993).

* Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - Grand Rounds: “Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis in Children” (February 22, 1994.)

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 1994 “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Behavioral Approaches to Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents”. April, 1994.

* Department of Pediatrics - 23rd Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis.

79Course Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (June,1994), “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June. 1994 )

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health: Introductory

Hypnosis Workshop for Residents, Medical and Graduate Students. “Introduction to Hypnosis with Children” (December, 1994).

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family

Practice UPDATE 1995 “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Behavioral Approaches to Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents”. April, 1995.

* Department of Pediatrics - 24th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis. Course Coordinator. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (June,1995), “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (June. 1995 )

* Department of Pediatrics Annual Topics and Advances in Pediatrics- “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Approaches to Management of Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents--Tics & Twitches ”. June, 1995.

* Twin Cities Chest Conference - University of Minnesota - "Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Self-Hypnosis) in the Management of Childhood Asthma " July 10, 1995.

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health: Introductory Hypnosis Workshop for Residents, Medical and Graduate Students. “Introduction to Hypnosis with Children” (December, 1995).

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 1996 “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Managing Sleep Disorders in Children (1.5 hours, with Laurel Wills, M.D.) ”. May, 1996. (25 participants)

* Department of Pediatrics - 25th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Course Director. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (1 hour, May 31,1996), "The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, June 1, 1996), “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (1.5 hours, June 1, 1996 ), "Small Group by Specialty-Pediatrics " (1 hour, June 1, 1996), "Certification, Organizations, etc." (1 hour, June 1, 1996) - May 30--June 1, 1996, St. Paul, MN (Advanced = 175, Introductory = 101 participants)

* Department of Pediatrics - Annual Topics and Advances in Pediatrics- “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop: Approaches to Management of Sleep Disorders in Children and Adolescents (1 hour, with Gerald Rosen, M.D.)

80”, June 12, 1996 (20 participants).

* University of Minnesota School of Nursing, American Lung Association of Hennepin County/American Lung Association of Minnesota: Current Concepts in Respiratory Care: "Trends in Asthma Care: Complementary Therapies for Asthma Management" (45 minutes) (25 participants) , 10/24/96. Earle Brown Ctr

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health: Introductory Hypnosis Workshop for Residents, Medical and Graduate Students. “Introduction to Hypnosis with Children” (December, 1996) (40 participants)

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 1997 “Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop - Persistent Somatic Complaints: Toilet Training Problems and Constipation & Soiling (1.5 hours )Tuesday, April 29, 1997 ” (30 participants)

* Department of Pediatrics - 26th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Course Director. “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (1 hour, May 30,1997), "The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, May 31, 1997), “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (1.5 hours, May 31, 1997 ), "Certification, Organizations, etc." (1 hour, May 31, 1997) - May 29--31, 1997, St. Paul, MN (Advanced = 187, Introductory = 110 participants)

* Pediatric Psychology - "Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis in Pediatrics " August 22, 1997 (1.0 hours, 6 participants)

* Department of Ophthalmology - "Applications of Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis inOphthalmology (1.5 h, 10 faculty and residents) September 6, 1997

* University of Minnesota Center for Spirituality and Healing - Academic Health Center: Complementary and Alternative Health Care Conference: "IntegratingHypnosis into Clinical Practice: Uses with Children" September 16, 1997.

* Department of Pediatrics - "Behavioral Approaches to Constipation and Soiling"(1.0 hours, 22 pediatric residents), November 6, 1997.

* Department of Pediatrics - Adolescent Health Training Program - Special

Symposium: " Pain is Pain: Suffering is Optional " (2 @ 1.75 hours = 3.5 hoursFriday, April 17 and Friday, April 24, 1998 (7 participants)

81* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family

Practice UPDATE 1998 “ Behavioral Pediatrics Workshop - Persistent Somatic Complaints: Temper Tantrums and Other Behavioral Challenges ” (1.5 hours )Tuesday, May, 1998 (30 participants)

* Department of Pediatrics - 27th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Course Director; “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (1 hour, June 5,1998); "The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, June 6, 1998); “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (1.5 hours, June 6, 1998 ); "Certification, Organizations, etc." (1 hour, June 6, 1998); "Advanced Workshop: Child Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy for Common Problems " (8 hours, June 6, 1998) - June 4-6, 1998, St. Paul, MN (Advanced = 157 participants, Introductory = 96 participants)

* Pediatric Psychology - "Introduction to Clinical Hypnosis in Pediatrics "

June 12, 1998 (1.0 hours, 6 participants) * Department of Pediatrics - Annual Topics and Advances in Pediatrics -

"Behavioral Pediatrics: Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Approaching Persistent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents " Minneapolis,June 18, 1998 (1.25 hours, 35 participants: pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners, family physicians)

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 1999 “ Behavioral Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints: Managing Headaches: Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional ” (1.5 hours )Tuesday, May 4, 1999 (25 participants)

* Department of Pediatrics - Annual Topics and Advances in Pediatrics - "Behavioral Pediatrics: Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Approaching Persistent and Recurrent Somatic Complaints in Children and Adolescents " Minneapolis, June 17, 1999 (1.25 hours, 25 participants: pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners, family physicians)

* Department of Pediatrics - 29th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis:

Course Director; “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (1 hour, June 16,2000); "The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, June 17, 2000); “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (1.5 hours, June 17, 2000 ); "Certification, Organizations, etc." (1 hour, June 17, 2000); "Intermediate Workshop” (Course Director); “Common Dilemmas in Getting Started in Clinical Hypnosis”.

* Department of Nursing – “Introduction to Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (1 hour, September, 2000) (12 nursing students)

* Department of Pediatrics – Fairview University Medical Center

82Children’s

Center – Community Roundtable – “Doctor, Can We Talk About the Kids?” “The 5 Things That Parents Would Like to Control, but Can’t” – (20 minute

presentation, “panel” questions and answers – Wednesday evening 5:30-8 pm

April 18, 2001, Edina Country Club, Edina, MN.

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 2001 “ Behavioral Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints: The 5 Things That Parents Would Like to Control but Can’t – Eating Problems in Children, and others ” (1.5 hours ) (25 participants) – May 9, 2001 – Radisson Metrodome, Minneapolis

* Department of Pediatrics - 30th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Course Director; “Demonstration of Hypnotic Inductions” (1 hour, June 1,2001); "The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, June 2, 2001); “Introduction to Pediatric Hypnosis” (1.5 hours, June 2, 2001 ); "Certification, Organizations, etc." (1 hour, June 2, 2001); "Intermediate Workshop” (Course Director); “Common Dilemmas in Getting Started in Clinical Hypnosis” (1.5 hours, May 31, 2001)

* School of Nursing – “Introduction to Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (2 hour, October 27, 2001) (10 Advanced Practice Nursing Students –

PNP Program)

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 2002 “ Behavioral Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints: The 5 Things That Parents Would Like to Control but Can’t – Eating Problems in Children, and others ” (1.5 hours ) (30 participants) – May 6, 2002 – Radisson Metrodome, Minneapolis

* Department of Pediatrics - 31st Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Course Director (Planning, review, evaluation - NOT present due to teaching in SyracuseNY same weekend) - May 16-18, 2002 Earl Browne Cont Education Ctr., St Paul

* Department of Pediatrics - Annual Topics and Advances in Pediatrics - “ Behavioral Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints: The 5 Things That Parents Would Like to Control but Can’t " June 14, 2002 – Radisson Metrodome, Minneapolis (1.25 hours, 30 participants: pediatricians, pediatric nurse practitioners)

* School of Nursing – “Introduction to Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis” (2 hour, October 30, 2002) (12 Advanced Practice Nursing Students –

83PNP Program)

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family Practice UPDATE 2003 “ Behavioral Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints: The 5 Things That Parents Would Like to Control but Can’t - Paradoxical Vocal Cord Spasm ” (1.5 hours ) (53 participants) – May 5, 2003 – Radisson Metrodome, Minneapolis

* Department of Pediatrics – 32nd Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: Course Director; “"The Language of Hypnosis" ,"Intermediate Workshop” (Course Director); June, 2003.

* Department of Family Practice and Community Health- Annual Family PracticeUPDATE 2004 “ Behavioral Approaches to Common Somatic Complaints: The 5 Things That Parents Would Like to Control but Can’t ” (1.5 hours – with BetsyMurray, M.D. (35 participants) – May, 2004 – Radisson Metrodome, Minneapolis

Department of Pediatrics – 33rd Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis:

June 3-5, 2004 - Course Director; - "The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Friday, June 4); - "Hypnosis for Common Everyday PTSD in Children/Adolescents (1/2 day-Saturday, June 5). June 3-5, 2004

Department of Pediatrics – 34th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: June 2-4, 2005 - Course Director; - "Formulating Suggestions: The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Fri.,

June 3); - " Small Group by Discipline-Pediatrics” (1 hour, Sat. June 4)

Department of Pediatrics – 35th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: June 1-3, 2006 - Course Director; - “ Hypnosis for Pain and Anxiety in Children and Adolescents: Helping

Children Help Themselves” (2 hr Adv Wksp, Th. June 1, with Becky Kajander, CPNP)

- "Formulating Suggestions: The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Sat., June 3);

- " Small Group by Discipline-Pediatrics” (1 hour, Sat. June 3)

Department of Pediatrics – 36th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: May 31 - June 2, 2007 - Course Director; - “ Hypnosis for Disorders of Elimination in Children” – Advanced

Wkshop (2 hrs. Th., 5/31/07)- "Formulating Suggestions: The Language of Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours,

84Sat., June 2);

- " Small Group by Discipline-Pediatrics” (1 hour, Sat. June 2)

Department of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry – Introduction to Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis & Approaches to Management of Disorders of Elimination (Enuresis and Encopresis) – 2 hours – Psychology Interns and Child Psychiatry Fellows (7)April 1, 2008

Department of Pediatrics – 37th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: May 29—31, 2008: - Course Director; “Formulating Suggestions: The Language of

Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Sat., May 31)

Department of Pediatrics – 38th Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: June 4-6, 2009: Course Director- Introductory Course: “Formulating Suggestions: The Language of

Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Sat., June 6, 2009) - Advanced Course: “Hypnosis for Tics and Habit Disorders in

Children” (2 hrs, Thursday, June 4, 2009)


Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Sat., June 12, 2010) -


Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Sat., June 4, 2011)

Department of Pediatrics – 41st Annual Workshops in Clinical Hypnosis: May 31, June 1-2, 2012: Course Director- Introductory Course: “Formulating Suggestions: The Language of

Hypnosis" ( 0.5 hours, Sat., June 2, 2012)

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Regional and Local Presentations

* > 65 presentations between January, 1987 and December, 2010.

representative presentations/audiences:* “Preschool Family Asthma Education Program” - Hennepin County

Lung Association* “Medical Issues in Child Abuse and Neglect” - Guardian Ad Litem

Training Group - Hennepin County Juvenile Court Services * “Consultations/Supervision in Child Hypnotherapy” - St. Paul

Children' s Hospital Child Life Department * “Toilet Training and Toilet Training Problems” - Warmline Volunteers,

Minneapolis Children's Medical Center * “Hypnosis in Children - Radio Broadcast KSJN's 'TAKEOUT with Paula

Schroeder” (7/6/88)* “Hypnosis for Adolescents - When and How?” - Minnesota Society of

Clinical Hypnosis (2/16/89)* “Relaxation Imagery for Parents and Children” - Asthma Support

Group - St. Paul Children's Hospital (2/21/89) * “Common Behavior Problems in Preschoolers” - Aleph School Parents

' Group - Beth El Synagogue (4/90) * “Hypnosis with Children” Minnesota Psychological Association First

Friday Forum (2/1/91) * “Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy With Children” - Medical, Mental Health

and CD Issues at Hennepin County Medical Center (4/24/91) * “The Biofeedback-Hypnosis Interface: Applications for Children” to

Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis (December 12, 1991) * “Therapeutic Uses of Language in Helping Patients with Acute Pain”

and “Panel: Role Play Helping Children” to Symposium on Therapeutic Talk and Techniques for Children and Adolescents in Hospitals, Children's Hospital of St. Paul (March 13, 1992)

* “Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy With Children” Park Nicollet Medical Center Pediatrics and Mental Health Staff (March 26, 1992 )

* “Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Hypnosis) for Children with Asthma: A Paradigm for Application to Psychophysiologic Disorders in Pediatrics” Asthma and Allergy Specialists (April 29, 1992 )

* "Uses of Imagery in the Critically Ill Pediatric Patient" to the American Association of Critical Care Nurses - Greater Twin Cities Area ChapterSt. Paul ( November 16, 1994 )

* "Behavioral Medicine Approaches to Chronic and Recurrent Pain" toGroup Health Inc., Minneapolis ( January 12, 1995 )

86* " Teaching Teachers of Hypnosis to Teach " - 6 hour Seminar for

MinnesotaSociety of Clinical Hypnosis (May, 1995 - with D. Wark, Ph.D.) - Minneapolis

* "Applications of Relaxation/Mental Imagery (Hypnosis) in the

Managementof Childhood Asthma. Pediatric Grand Rounds, Children's Health Care,St. Paul (September 28, 1995) ( 60 attendees)

* " Mind Body Healing: How to Use Your Mind for Better Health " 1.5 hourSeminar presented (with Mark Weisberg, Ph.D.) to Minnesota Chapter of

Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (Tuesday, April 23, 1996) (120attendees)

* " Behavioral Pediatrics in the Emergency Setting: Ways of Talking With and Approaching Patients " 1.0 hour presentation to Emergency Medicine Department Hennepin County Medical Center (Wed., September 4, 1996)

(23 attendees)

* " Helping Children and Adolescents Help Themselves with Self-Regulation: The Importance of What We Say and How We Say It " to Northwest Counseling Center Northwest Youth and Family Services ( Friday, November 15, 1996, New Brigton, MN) (150 attendees)

* " Helping Children and Adolescents Help Themselves with Self-Regulation: The Importance of What We Say and How We Say It " to MinnesotaFamily Based Services Association (Thursday, February 12, 1998, Brainerd, MN) (50 attendees)

* " Helping Children and Adolescents Help Themselves with Self-Regulation: The Importance of What We Say and How We Say It " to 9th Upper Midwest Conference on Adolescents in Need - Community Education andDevelopment (December 3, 1998, Minneapolis Convention Center - 200 attendees)

* " Workshop - Clinical Case Presentations: Chronic Constipation:

Behavioral Approaches to Management " to Children's Health Care and Hospitals' " Gastroenterology and Nutrition for the Primary Care Physician " Madden's on Gull Lake - Friday, April 16, 1999.

87* " Workshop - "Helping Children and Adolescents Help Themselves:

An Introduction to Self-Regulation" - to Community Mental Health Conference - sponsored by Jewish Family & Children's Service-MinneapolisTemple Israel - Sunday, November 3, 2002. (Minneapolis)

• “Pain is Pain, Suffering is Optional: Helping Children Help Themselves with Pain

Minnesota Child Life Coalition – Workshop (2.5 hours) March 7, 2006. Mpls

• Annual Rosenthal Retreat – Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis: “Minnesota

Masters: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going” Sunday, October 14, 2007

8:30 – 4:30 – 35 attendees- Seminar Coordinator- “Long term benefits to learning self-hypnosis in childhood – the

headache study and survey experience” (1 h)

• “ Therapeutic Communication with Children: Introduction toClinical Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents” to South Lake

Pediatrics Group, Plymouth, MN January, 2008 (23 attendees)

• “ Introduction to and Applications of Pediatric Hypnosis” – to Model Cities

Affordable Housing Group – (February 26, 2008, St. Paul, 50 attendees) • “ Introduction to Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis”, “Focus on the Language we Use”

“Hypnosis in the Relief of Pain in Children (Procedural, Chronic/Recurrent Pain)_– to (5-day) Pain Master Class – Pain & Palliative Care Program, Children’s Hospitals and Clinics – Minneapolis 4.5 hours, June 11, 2008, Minneapolis (35 attendees).

• “ PtSD in Children & Adolescents: It’s Everywhere! How to find it, what to do”

to South Lake Pediatrics Group, Plymouth, MN January 26, 2010.

• “Common Anxiety Problems in Children and Teenagers: Hypnosis Approaches and Strategies in Therapy” to Minnesota Society of Clinical Hypnosis Continuing Education in Clinical Hypnosis 2010-

882011 – Minneapolis,Thursday, February 17, 2011 6:30-9:30 pm (with K. Pfaffinger, Ph.D. CPNP andAndy Barnes, M.D., 25 attendees.

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Camp Physician

* Manypoint Boy Scout Camp, Detroit Lakes, MN, Summer 1978.

* Camp TIKVAH (Jewish Community Center of Minneapolis) Aitken, MN, Summer 1979.

* Chicago Region United Synagogue Youth Annual Encampment at CAMP RAMAH (Jewish Theological Seminary) Conover, WI. 9 day encampment for adolescents. Summers, August 1980-1987.

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