1980American Journal of Clinical HypnosisRequires access

Pain Control Through Use of Hypnosis

Harold J. Wain

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Hypnotic intervention and its use in pain control is discussed. Various hypnotic strategies are used to aid the patient in the decrease and/or elimination of medication. The development of hypnotic strategies are also discussed with the clinical cases presented.

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Hypnotic intervention and its use in pain control is discussed. Various hypnotic strategies are used to aid the patient in the decrease and/or elimination of medication. The development of hypnotic strategies are also discussed with the clinical cases presented.

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Hypnotic intervention and its use in pain control is discussed. Various hypnotic strategies are used to aid the patient in the decrease and/or elimination of medication. The development of hypnotic strategies are also discussed with the clinical cases presented.

Key concepts: Hypnosis, Hypnotic, Pain control, Intervention (counseling), Psychology, Psychotherapist, Medicine, Clinical psychology

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