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INDEX 349 age regression 25 pulmonary function 318 Puysegar, Marquis de 328, 329 questions, open-ended 39 rape victims, female 100, 144 image 149±50 rapid induction techniques 25 rapport 51 rati®cation 87 Raynaud's disease 73 reality 5 recall, emotion 57 reciprocal inhibition 181 recollections from past lives 8 reconnection 192 recovered memory 53±6, 97±8 accuracy doubt 103 age regression 25 bene®ts 105 corroboration 105 court settings 100, 103 credibility 105 ethical guidelines 9 evidence 53±5 evidence-based practice 105±7 hypnosis 101±5 intentional hypnotic falsi®cation of memory 103±4 repression 98±101 risk management procedures 106 risks 105 sexual abuse 8, 10, 25, 98, 104±5 therapeutic leverage for recovery 105 therapeutic suggestions 105 traumatic events 56 validity 54±5 Recovered Memory Therapy 55 recreation 117 recreational drugs, sexual dysfunction 233 Red Balloon Technique 212 re¯ex sympathetic dystrophy 261 regression, burn patients 280 rehabilitation conversion disorders 164 reinforcement, conversion disorders 164 reinterpretation process 237 relational capacity, positive 179 relaxation 27 agoraphobia 122 anxiety reduction 175 arousal management 116, 117 children 310, 317, 320 chronic pain 256, 268 cued 236 eating disorders 209, 211 exercises 36 headache 262 indirect techniques 175 induction 4, 291 nitrous oxide therapy 297 obesity 224, 226 panic disorders 121 peripheral temperature change 321 physical 62 progressive 181 psychosis 173 sexual dysfunction 236 suggestions 292 techniques 119 temporomandibular disorder 309 relaxation and mental imagery RMI) 311 children 313, 322 relief, relaxation induction 291 religious groups 190 remembrance and mourning 192 renurturing 181 reporting 52 representations, pre-existing 50 repressed material 193 repression 54 trauma 99±100 validity 54 see also memory, repressed resistance management 27 respiratory allergies 319 responsiveness dissociative 88 hypnotic 88 promotion 10 retraumatization 153 revivi®cation conversion disorders 163, 164 ¯accid paralysis of legs 164±5 right hemisphere cortical frontalization 66 techniques 93 risk management procedures with recovered memory 106 role model observation 124 role-playing 249 role rehearsal 181 room, secret 270 safe place imagery 197, 270 laughing place 276, 278 safety 192
350 INDEX satanic rituals, reported 55 satiation feelings 225 schizoid personality disorder 176 schizophrenia 172, 173, 175 anxiety reduction 176 borderline 175±6 dream interpretation 173 ego-building techniques 175, 176 group therapy 174 hebephrenic 172±3 paranoid 175, 176 therapeutic guidelines 174±5 schizophreniform psychosis 330 secondary gain 90 chronic pain 253, 254, 255 self-awareness 180±1, 223 self-concept, positive 175, 181 self-con®dence increase 124 self-control 15 children 318 cued techniques 301 diminished 254 enhancement 124 obesity 224±5 self-hypnosis 30 self-ef®cacy anxiety management 118, 122 pain reduction 70 perceptions 122 self-entrapment 211 self-esteem 10, 15, 16 children 316, 317 depression 133 improvement 216 obesity 222 schizophrenia 175 sexual/physical abuse 54 stress management 116 self-hypnosis 8, 10, 16 abuse potential 45 agoraphobia 122 anxiety 126 anxiety states 122 arousal management 116, 117 asthma 318 children 14, 313, 315, 316±17 client±therapist interaction 41 control 72 conversion disorders 164 coping 30 dental phobias 305 dentistry patient 287 dissociative identity disorder 190 dissociative trance disorder 188 dying patients 30 eating disorders 208, 209 encopresis 318 obesity 223, 227, 228 pain 14 chronic 256 control 248 panic disorders 121 parents 317 practice 44 relapse prevention 198 self-control 30 teaching 36, 43±4 training 266 self-image changing 123 positive 138, 179 self-love 181 self-management skills 290 self-mastery 215 self-perception, depersonalization disorder 199 self-reliance reinforcement 138 self-report 49 self-representation 103 self-talk 121 self-worth 10 sensate focus technique 234 sensory change 305 sensory skills and pain management 250 separateness 181 separation±individuation 180±1 sequelae of hypnosis 329 sex inappropriate attitudes 242 therapy 234, 235 sexual abuse 160 amnesia 149 children 54 recovered memory 8, 9, 10, 25, 98, 104±5 repressed memory 9, 55 victimization of children 38 witness 102±3 sexual arousal 237 female disorder 242±3 male 244 panic 241 sexual aversion disorder 241±2 sexual behavior targeting 235 sexual desire, hypoactive disorder 241 sexual dysfunction 13, 28, 233±45 age progression 239
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