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INDEX 343 hemispheric involvement in hypnosis 66±7 hemophilia childhood 309 enhanced blood clotting 73 hemostasis, dental extractions 286, 289 herpes zoster pain 267 see also post-herpetic neuralgia hidden observer method 250 highway hypnosis 328 hippocampal region 71 histamine, asthmatic reaction 73 Hoek, Andries 171 homovanillic acid 65 hopelessness 10, 135, 138 depression 141±2 hunger feelings 225 hyperarousal 117, 147±8 community 155 post-traumatic stress disorder 149 hypervigilance 147 hypno-analysis 132 hypno-exploration for sexual dysfunction 240 hypnodynamic therapies for sexual dysfunction 240 hypnoprojective techniques 64 hypnosis aptitude 52 de®nitions 3±4, 131 faking 49 historical ®gures 23 historical use 4±5 integration into clinical practice 26 intervention goals 131±4 motivational factors 58 myths/misperceptions 23, 41 nature of 49 training 7±15 hypnotherapeutic strategies 11 conversion disorders 163±8 hypnotherapy facilitation 64 hypnotic analgesia arthritis 71 children 320 cingulate cortex 69 dental surgery 70±1 frontal region 72 male dyspareunia 243 pain 263±4 management 67±72 tolerance 251±2 peripheral nervous system 71±2 peripheral re¯ex activity 72 regional cerebral blood ¯ow 68 sexual dysfunction 239±40 thalamus 69 validity 264 Hypnotic Clinical Scale 303 Hypnotic Induction Pro®le HIP) 136, 207, 287, 303 hypnotic instructions 66±7 hypnotic phenomena 9 brain 74 hypnotic process 5 hypnotic relationship 8, 36 hypnotic responsiveness 36 hypnotic restructuring 152 hypnotic state 3 induction 333 spontaneous in children 310 hypnotic susceptibility adverse effects 331 level 62 pseudomemory 50 scales 311 hypnotic techniques, indirect 174 hypnotizability 5, 6, 8, 24 addictive disorders 302 alcoholism 302 anxiety disorders 118 assessment 36, 43 asthma 302 attentional processing 72 cerebral metabolism 65±7 clinical populations 301±2 dental phobia 303±6 depersonalization disorder 198 depression 135±6 dissociative identity disorder 190 eating disorders 301 electroencephalogram 62±7 frontal attentional system 72 frontal lobe activity 65 high 62±7 hypnotic instruction interaction 52 imagination 265 instruments 43 low 62±7 obesity 302 pain control 252±3, 302, 303 pain tolerance 251 participants in research 331 phobias 301, 302, 304 phobic disorders 302 psychiatric populations 302 psychosomatic conditions 302 responsiveness of client 43 scales 24, 42, 43
344 INDEX hypnotizability cont.) smoking cessation 302, 303 Vietnam veterans 153 weight loss 223 hypoxia, arterial 297 hysteria conversion 159 hypnotizability 301 male 160 iatrogenesis, dissociative identity disorder 189 ICD-10 conversion disorder 160 sexual dysfunction 234 ideodynamic effect 85 ideomotor questioning 229 ideomotor signaling 25, 40 alters 198 eating disorders 210±11, 214 ideomotor suggestion in chronic pain 256 illicit drugs 114, 117 sexual dysfunction 233 illness chronic 30 development/maintenance 37 imagery 7 anxiety disorders 120 children 310 chronic pain 255, 256, 268±70 depression 138 display 265 eating disorders 208, 209 enhancing 7 future-oriented 212±13 heightened 6 hypnotic 175 manipulation 269 pain-blocking 263 pain management 249 phobia treatment 124 post-traumatic stress disorder 125 safe place 197, 270, 276, 278 shifts 176 skills and hypnotizability 304 techniques 179 utilization 25 vividness 6 imagination children 310 hypnotizability 265 pain dissociation 269 immune system 263 immunity 280 immunoglobulins 289 salivary 318 inappropriate application of hypnosis 327±33 incest victims conversion disorders 160 see also sexual abuse independence hypnotic dream process 178 induction procedure 43 inept application of hypnosis 327±33 infants developing 182 mothers of newborn 160 in¯ammation 280 in¯ammatory bowel disease 15, 248, 317 in¯ammatory response in burn patients 274 information false 101 processing strategies 304 retrieval 9 informed consent 43, 56, 191 injunctions 87±8 inner place 270 insight, psychosis/personality disorder 177 interleukin 1 IL-1) 280 interleukin 6IL-6) 280 International Classi®cation of Diseases 10th Edition) WHO) see ICD-10 International Society of Hypnosis ISH) 20 interoceptive sensations 225±6 interpersonal relationships 58 interspersal technique 91 multilevel 85 intervention skills 106 strategies 92 intrusive symptoms 147 intuition 29 involvement, depth 64 irritability 147 rating 73 irritable bowel syndrome pain control 248 see also in¯ammatory bowel disease ischemic pain tolerance 251 laughing place 276, 278 learned helplessness model 138 learning 124 hypnotic 87 theories 22 lifestyle changes, arousal management 117 lingual spurs 294
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