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INDEX 337 hypnosis combination for pain control 247±9 bipolar I disorder 130 bite guard appliance 309 body image 205, 216 burn patients 281 obesity 222 body±mind effects 292 bonding 179, 181 bone marrow transplant 248 Braid, James 4 brain hypnotic phenomena 74 metabolism 66 organic brain syndromes 44 somatosensory event-related potentials SEPs) 69 breathing techniques agoraphobia 122 panic disorder 121 Breuer, Josef 4 bridges, dental 309 brief therapy model 234±5 bruxism 14, 286 cause 309 relaxation 292 sequelae 309±10 bulimia 12, 205±16 hypnotizability 301 burn patients 14, 15, 73, 273±81 analgesics 277 anger 273, 278 body image 281 cooled wound 274 depression 280 dressing changes 279 fear 273, 275±8, 280 guilt 273, 278 helplessness 280 icewater application 277 infection 279±80 in¯ammatory response 274 local edema 274 nutrition 281 opioids 279 pain 275±8 control 265 physical rehabilitation 281 procedural pain 279 regression 280 resting pain 278±9 sepsis 279 wound healing 281 burn stimulus 274 calmness in eating disorders 208, 209, 211 calorie intake restriction 221±2 cancer 28, 30, 73 childhood 309, 322 pain control 247, 265 carbohydrates, dietary 222 catalepsy induction 167 sexual dysfunction 239 catatonic behavior 176 catecholamines 280 catharsis 153 eating disorders 214 causalgia 261 cerebral blood ¯ow, regional rCBF) 9, 65±6 cognitive activity 72 hypnotic analgesia 68 cerebral cortex metabolism 65±7 pain perception 67 pain processing 67±8 certi®cation 27 chemotherapy for children 322 Chevreul pendulum 256 childbirth, pain control 265 children 309±11 abuse 38, 54 potential of self-hypnosis 45 anxiety 321±8 behavioral problems 316±17 biobehavioral disorders 317±19 biofeedback 311, 318 cancer 309, 322 chemotherapy 322 chronic disease 322 clinical applications of hypnosis 312±22 development 182, 312 dissociation 320 habit disorders 309, 313±15 health care 312 hypnosis de®nition 310 hypnotic responsiveness 40, 309 imagery 310 migraine 317, 318±19 nocturnal enuresis 313±15 pain 320±1 painful procedures 320±1 phobias 322 post-traumatic stress disorder 322 relaxation 317, 320 relaxation and mental imagery RMI) 311, 313 self-hypnosis 14±15, 313, 315, 316±17 trauma 39, 192
338 INDEX children cont.) troubled 192 victimization 38 Children's Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale 311 cingular gyrus 68 cingulate cortex 69 classical conditioning 124 client, abuse potential 45 client±therapist interaction 8, 22 control 42 self-hypnosis 41 social±psychological 249 clinical practice, hypnosis integration 26 Coconut Grove Night Club ®re 145 coercive persuasion 200 cognition 250 altered 301, 328, 333 obesity 227±8 negative about sexual functioning 236 unconscious 162 cognitive activity, regional cerebral blood ¯ow 72 cognitive change 115±6 cognitive control in anxiety management 122 Cognitive Dissociative Model 131±2, 137 cognitive effort 62, 74 enhanced for hypnosis 66 cognitive ¯exibility 74 cognitive impairment 330 cognitive mastery 321±2 cognitive process alteration 328, 333 cognitive reframing in eating disorders 210±13 cognitive rehearsal strategy 138 cognitive resources 177 cognitive restructuring anxiety 126 depression 138 eating disorders 210±13 post-traumatic stress disorder 125 techniques 205 trauma 125 cognitive skills in pain management 250 cognitive strategies for chronic pain 255 cognitive therapies 4±5, 22 social phobia 123 cognitive±behavioural management depression 137±8 obesity 223 cognitive±behavioral techniques 119±20 post-traumatic stress disorder 152, 153 stress 116 combat conversion disorders 160 dissociative symptoms 151 see also Vietnam veterans Commission to Investigate Mesmerism 328 communication 40±1 connotation 86 deep structure 86 denotation 86 dual nature 85±6 Ericksonian injunctive 14 indicative 86 injunctive 86±8 latent 208 manifest 208 multilevel 9±10, 85±6 surface structure 86 techniques 25 therapeutic 85 see also persuasive communications community 155 compensation in chronic pain 256 complementarity, rigid 92 complementary relationships 88±90 concentration dif®culties 147 confabulations defensive 194 retrieval 193 con®dence in stress management 116 con¯ictual resolution 215 confusion 86, 91, 176 post-hypnotic 330 states 215 consciousness, altered state 331±2 constructs, uninformed 41 contraindications 44±5 control children 317 client±therapist interaction 42 dissociative trance disorder 199±200 potential loss 180 self-hypnosis 72 volitional 327, 328 conversion disorders 11, 159±61 case histories 164±8 diagnosis 160, 168 dissociation 161±2 hypnotherapeutic strategies 163±8 hypnotic trance 162 misdiagnosis 168 onset 160 revivi®cation 163, 164 suggestibility 162 coordination disorder of torso muscles 166±8
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