The Early Uses Of Hypnosis – The Origins of Advanced Neuro-Noetic Hypnosis

The Early Uses Of Hypnosis

Religion, self-help theories, and mainstream healing modalities share one common objective. They all seek to alleviate human suffering and move individuals and society toward a more desirable state in which a perception of happiness is achieved. Nevertheless, they differ in their basic approaches. Religion focuses on belief and faith; mainstream healing, on evidence-based scientific research, and self-help, on a combination of both – albeit with a focus on wishful thinking and the charisma of the author or presenter. All claim to be effective. Yet, considering their exclusive characteristics all tend to be rather short-sited and limited in their approaches. In actuality, each of them simultaneously contain partial truths while being devoid of others.

It is odd how an effective theoretical concept originates. Almost a decade ago I was confronted by a series of medical doctors who were fascinated by my abilities as a clinical hypnotherapist. However, as hard-nosed scientists they were accustomed to questioning the validity of any accomplishments or claims that lacked sufficient peer-reviewed literature describing supporting systematic investigations. This led me to quickly discover over 10,000 of such studies, which openly supported the efficacy of hypnosis in medical and mental health interventions. This detection and the ubiquitous lack of hypnosis-related knowledge among clinicians inspired me to create The International Hypnosis Research Institute. The Early Uses Of Hypnosis

During my review of countless hypnosis studies, I came to several initial conclusions. Here is the most obvious one. The general lack of hypnosis training of the researcher and the poorly designed studies were clearly offset by the existence of favorable results. Therefore, I have been frequently quoted as saying that, “poorly performed hypnosis consistently produces wonderful results.” Of course, this should lead the reader to question what would have happened if those problems did not exist. This is a dilemma that I have sought to rectify. The Early Uses Of Hypnosis

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