hypnosis it´s
not magic
It's science without
rabbit in the hat.
Prejudices regarding hypnosis are often linked to misconceptions and stigmas. Many associate the practice with stage tricks or mind control, ignoring its proven clinical utility.
Demystifying hypnosis is crucial; it does not imply loss of control, and is a respectable and ethical tool used by professionals to explore deep emotions. By overcoming stereotypes, many perceive clinical hypnosis as an effective and bias-free approach to promoting mental well-being.
But then what is
Clinical Hypnosis
Ericksonian?
Ericksonian clinical hypnosis is a form of therapy that uses hypnosis to help people resolve psychological and physical problems. It is based on the premise that each person is unique and has their own resources to overcome their problems.
The Ericksonian therapist uses a variety of techniques to help the patient access these resources and use hypnosis to bring about change. These techniques may include trance induction , suggestions , confrontation , and reframing .
phase 1
Trance induction
The patient is induced into an altered state of consciousness that is more receptive to the therapist's suggestions.
phase 3
Confrontation
At this stage the therapist can use confrontation to help the patient face their problems and overcome their challenges.
phase 2
Suggestions
The therapist uses suggestions to help the patient achieve therapeutic goals. Suggestions can be more direct or indirect
phase 4
Reframing
In the final phase, the therapist can reframe the patient's situation in a way that is more positive and constructive.
EMDR?
What is that?
EMDR, short for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing , is a proven therapeutic technique used to process traumatic memories. Through bilateral stimuli such as eye movements, sounds or touch, EMDR helps patients reprocess and integrate past experiences in an adaptive way, alleviating symptoms associated with psychological disorders such as PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Dissorder)