There is a large body of research on the efficacy of hypnosis as an alternative therapy for treating a wide range of health issues. However, despite the support this technique received from a wide body of empirical studies, the therapy is not as widely used as other treatment methods. Research shows that only a small … Continue reading Attitudes towards the Efficacy of Hypnosis
Month: October 2020
Just got back, if "back" is the right word, from the first ever virtual conference of SCEH. I am not entirely sure how they made this almost as intense as the in-person one the previous year. Again it was almost non-stop trainings and work. I did not order as many books as I did last … Continue reading SCEH Virtual Conference 2020 Experience Overview
So today's post is about something a little bit odd but because this has been affecting me for months now with no end in sight, I might as well make a warning for others. This is regarding the taking of credit card payments. I used to a long time ago when I first opened used … Continue reading Issues with Taking Credit Card Payments
Studies have shown individuals with high and low scores of hypnotizability show differences involving the “morpho-functional characteristics of the cerebral and cerebellar cortex, cardiovascular control, and sensorimotor integration”. Research has also shown the highs and lows to portray cognitive differences in imagery abilities, attention, and in the functional equivalence between imagery and perception. One of … Continue reading Hypnosis, Neuroscience, and Pain Perception