1974•International Journal of Clinical and Experimental HypnosisRequires access
Defining hypnosis during hypnotherapy
Eric Greenleaf
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Abstract
Hypnotist and subject often agree about the nature of hypnosis, yet the patient may find fearful the very hypnotic experience many hypnotherapists promote. A transcript of successful hypnotherapy for headache is presented, along with commentary regarding the development of mutually satisfying expectations of hypnosis during hypnotherapy through the precise definition of the hypnotic state.