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Tag Archives: clinical hypnosis
Opiate Dependency and Chronic Pain in the Lower-back
100 million Americans have chronic pain. Although the U.S. makes up 5% of the world’s population, it uses 80% of the world’s opiates. Lower back pain is the most common type of chronic pain and LBP is the most-common reason … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical hypnosis for chronic pain, Lower-back pain, opioid dependency, opioid recovery
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Opioid Dependency, Habit Disorders and Self-hypnosis for Those in Recovery
Hypnosis is sometimes called “an empty syringe,” and a properly-trained therapist who has undergone advanced hypnosis training can sometimes potentiate psychotherapy for opioid dependency and habit disorders via the supplemental use of self-hypnosis training. In other words, the contents of … Continue reading
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Tagged clinical hypnosis, habit disorders, opioid addiction
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Clinical Hypnosis as an Empty Syringe
Knowing of my interest and training in clinical hypnosis, a friend recently asked, “Can you give me the best hypnosis scripts to make me stop eating ?” My (mildly obese) friend posed the question in a somewhat mocking and derisive manner. … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew J Billups, clinical hypnosis, hypnotherapy, northern neck
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