Hypnotizability refers to the ability of an individual to modify memory, behavior and perception depending on a specific hypnotic suggestion. The extent at which individuals are susceptible to hypnotic suggestions always differ, and this makes it easy to study or predict the effects of different hypnotic suggestions. Hypnotizability is believed to influence individuals’ physiological and … Continue reading Neuroscience of hypnotizability
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As my father recently had a stroke and another parental type figured passed away on Tuesday for both of them, it seems appropriate to do a replay of my strokes and hypnosis article in honour of my father. *** When people [unaware] think of hypnosis, they often think of something close to mind … Continue reading Strokes and Hypnosis (repeat)
When people [unaware] think of hypnosis, they often think of something close to mind control and getting the person to do what the hypnotist wants. In a way, they are correct as the hypnotherapist wants their patients to get better so they guide them through focused concentration and relaxation of the mind. Hypnosis allows the … Continue reading Treating strokes with hypnosis
Alzheimer's and Dementia Often, it is assumed that Alzheimer's and Dementia are the same, however, that is untrue. Dementia is a syndrome that impact the memory, daily activities, and communication (i.e., languages). Alzheimer’s is a type of Dementia that gets worse as it progresses and progresses with age. Alzheimer’s disease starts in the hippocampus- an … Continue reading Treating Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia with hypnosis