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I. About hypnosis in general
1. History of hypnosis

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I. About hypnosis in general
2. What are the 2 types of suggestion?

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Autosuggestion and Heterosuggestion

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I. About hypnosis in general
3. What is the definition of suggestion by James Braid?

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A way of influencing feelings, thoughts and actions

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I. About hypnosis in general
4. What is general definition of suggestion?

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Suggestion as an act or a resolution

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I. About hypnosis in general
5. What is Suggestibility?

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readiness of the person to be suggested

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I. About hypnosis in general
6. What is Suggestivity?

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potential to be able to place a suggestion

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I. About hypnosis in general
7A. What are 4 different forms of hypnotherapy?

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  • Katathymic-Imaginative Psychotherapy
  • Neuro-Linguistic Programming
  • Ego-State-Therapy
  • Hypnoanesthesia
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I. About hypnosis in general
7B. What is Katathymic-Imaginative Psychotherapy?

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  • With the help of a selected focus (e.g. meadow, house, river, mountain…) the client can come into contact with unconscious topics and strengthening resources.
  • In the imaginative-symbolic confrontation, new possibilities of experience and behavior can be opened up.
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I. About hypnosis in general
7C. What is Neuro-Linguistic Programming?

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LP studies the patterns or “programming” created by the interaction between the brain (neuro), language (linguistic) and the body that can produce both effective and ineffective behavior.

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I. About hypnosis in general
7D. What is Ego-State-Therapy?

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  • People who have suffered serious psychological injuries (trauma) develop defense mechanisms to protect their personality against the feelings of pain and fear associated with the injury.
  • Some do this by “dividing” their personality into different ego states. This almost always happens unconsciously at first.
  • These ego parts can develop a life of their own like “own personalities”, with “own” will, “own” thoughts and feelings. The ego state therapy helps those affected to better connect these parts of the ego in the direction of a holistic personality.
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I. About hypnosis in general
7E. What is Hypnoanesthesia?

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  • With hypnoanaesthesia, sensory perceptions are influenced during and after the operation in such a way that they are processed differently.
  • Pain may be felt less or not disturbing.
  • Suggestions for rest and relaxation can be processed in dreams.
  • Fears of anesthesia may be reduced.
  • The use of narcotics and thus their side effects can possibly be reduced.
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II. Suggestive communication
1. Why is suggestion a power of words?

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Suggestion: A “message” of communication that triggers an involuntary response

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II. Suggestive communication
2. What are the factors of SUGGESTIBILITY?

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II. Suggestive communication
3. What are factors of INCREASED SUGGESTIBILITY?

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II. Suggestive communication
4. What are examples of suggestions?

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  • Body ideal
  • Advertisement
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II. Suggestive communication
5. Explain SUGGESTION IN MEDCINE?

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Designations
Looks
Manner of speaking

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II. Suggestive communication
6. What is PERSPECTIVE OF THE SICK PERSON?

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7. What are the cognitive processing modes?

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8. What are the rules for structuring effective suggestions?

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III. Suggestive communications strategies
1. What are Suggestive communications strategies?

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  • Yes-set
  • Pacing-leading
  • Double-bind
  • Reframing
  • Implications
  • Questions
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III. Suggestive communications strategies
2. Explain the strategy: Yes-set?

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III. Suggestive communications strategies
2. Explain the strategy PACING-LEADING?

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III. Suggestive communications strategies
2. Explain the strategy DOUBLE-BIND?

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III. Suggestive communications strategies
3. Explain the strategy REFRAMING?

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III. Suggestive communications strategies
4. Explain the strategy IMPLICATIONS?

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III. Suggestive communications strategies
5. Explain the strategy QUESTIONS?

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6. What are special cases of suggestive communication?

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  • Coma
  • General anesthetic
  • Placebo

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