Hypnosis: Understanding How It Can Work for You |
Contents
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Hypnotic Inductions | 23 |
History | 43 |
Twentiethcentury Research | 59 |
HYPNOSIS AND PSYCHOTHERAPY | 85 |
When Is Hypnosis Useful? | 87 |
Anxiety States | 93 |
Phobias | 100 |
Bedwetting | 185 |
Teeth Grinding | 186 |
HYPNOSIS AND MEDICINE | 189 |
Control of Pain | 191 |
Medical Uses of Hypnosis | 203 |
Insomnia | 204 |
Migraine Headaches | 206 |
High Blood Pressure | 207 |
Agoraphobia | 118 |
Performance Anxiety | 127 |
Hysterical Symptoms | 135 |
Amnesia | 136 |
Fugue States | 139 |
Multiple Personality | 142 |
Conversion Reactions | 146 |
Getting Stuck in Hypnosis | 149 |
Habit Control | 153 |
Smoking | 154 |
Overeating | 167 |
Marijuana and Alcohol | 177 |
Fingernail Biting and Related Habits | 178 |
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