Hypnosis with Children 5th Edition by Daniel P Kohen, Karen Olness ISBN 9781032150680 1032150688

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ISBN 10: 1032150688
ISBN 13: 9781032150680
Author: Daniel P Kohen, Karen Olness

Hypnosis with Children 5th Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Introduction

1 Scenes of Childhood

Introduction

The Urge for Experience

The Urge for Mastery

The Urge for Social Interaction

The Urge for the Inner World of Imagination

The Urge for Wellness

Implications for Hypnotherapy

References

2 Early Uses of Hypnosis with Children

Introduction

Franz Anton Mesmer (1734–1815)

The Franklin Commission

John Elliotson (1791–1868)

James Braid (1795–1860)

Charles Dickens (1812–1870) and Chauncey Hare Townshend (1798–1868)

Jean-Martin Charcot (1835–1893)

Auguste Ambrose Liebault (1823–1904) and Hippolyte Bernheim (1840–1919)

J. Milne Bramwell (1852–1925)

The Beginning of Child Hypnosis in America

Conclusions

References

3 Norms of Hypnotic Responsivity in Children

Introduction

Normative Studies

Hypnosis as a Function of Induction and Measurement Techniques

Hypnosis and the Young Child

Conclusions

References

4 Correlates of Childhood Hypnotic Responsiveness

Introduction

Variables

Nature of the Induction and of the Suggestion Item

Genetics

Cognitive Development

Child Behavior

Electroencephalographic Patterns

Response to Thermal Biofeedback Training

Control of Tissue Oxygen

Achievement Motivation

Role-playing

Imaginative Involvement

Attitudes toward Adults

Parent–Child Interaction

Factors that May Compromise Hypnotic Responsiveness

Misconceptions about Hypnosis

Attitudes of Significant Adults

Attitudes in Institutional Settings

Parents

Situational Variables

Conclusions

References

5 Hypnotic Invitations for Children: Techniques, Strategies, and Approaches

Techniques, Strategies, and Approaches

The Pre-Invitation Interview

A Sample of Hypnotic Invitation (Induction) Techniques for Children

Visual (Multisensory) Imagery Techniques

Auditory Imagery

Movement Imagery

Storytelling Techniques

Ideomotor Techniques

Hands Moving Together

Hand Levitation

Arm Lowering

Finger Lowering

Arm Rigidity

Mighty Oak Tree

Arm Catalepsy

Progressive Relaxation Techniques

Following Breathing

Teddy Bear

Balancing Muscles

Floppy Raggedy Ann or Andy

Eye Fixation Techniques

Distraction and Utilization Techniques

Using Modern Technology: Technology-Aided Induction Techniques

Group Hypnosis Experiences

Arousal: Ending the Hypnotic Experience

Self-Reinforcement Using Patient-Recorded Digital Audio Recording

Hypnosis Invitation Techniques for Different Ages

Modifications for Children with Special Problems

Physical Disabilities

Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Delay

Learning Differences

Abused Children

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Severely Disturbed Children

Terminally Ill Children and Adolescents

Teaching Self-Hypnosis

Hypnotic Invitations with Other Names

Conclusions

References

Part II: Therapeutic Applications of Hypnosis with Children

6 General Principles of Therapeutic Applications of Child Hypnosis

Introduction

Definition and Boundaries of Hypnotherapy (Therapeutic Hypnosis)

Types of Therapeutic Approaches with Hypnosis

Contraindications

Conclusions

References

7 Facilitating Effective Interpersonal Relationships with Hypnosis – Language for Clinicians and Parents

Introduction

Conclusion

Note

References

8 Hypnosis for Psychological Disorders

Introduction

Advantages of Psychological Hypnosis

Risks of Psychological Hypnosis

Behavior Disorders

Assessment of Learning Styles

Behavior Disorders in Young Children

Behavior Disorders in Adolescents

Anxiety Disorders

Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia)

Phobic Reactions

School Avoidance

Needle Phobia

Animal Phobia

Weather Phobia

Obsessive–Compulsive Disorders

Posttraumatic Stress Disorders

Everyday PTSD and Acute Stress Disorder

Performance Anxiety

Sleep Disorders

Psychophysiological Disorders

Conversion Reactions

Psychogenic Seizures

Psychogenic Pain

Anorexia Nervosa

Depression

Conclusions

References

9 Therapeutic Hypnosis for Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders

Introduction

Pervasive Developmental Disorder

References

10 Therapeutic Hypnosis for Habit Disorders

Introduction

Enuresis

Evaluation

General Management

A Therapeutic Hypnosis Approach

Observations about Special Cases

Results of Therapeutic Hypnosis for Nocturnal Enuresis

Soiling

Speech and Voice Problems

Intractable Cough aka Cough Tic or Habit Cough

Giggle Micturition

Hairpulling, Nail-biting, and Thumb-sucking

Nail-biting

Sleepwalking

Chronic Overeating

Tics and Tremors

Habitual Drug Abuse

Misophonia

Cases Described

Case Examples

Conclusion

References

11 Hypnosis for Problems in Learning, Performance, and Attentional Disorders

Introduction

Applications of Hypnosis in the Classroom

Hypnosis with Children Who Have Intellectual Disabilities

Hypnotic Responsiveness

Studies of Hypnosis Effects on IQ

The Utility of Hypnosis in Counseling Children with Cognitive Impairment

Hypnosis for Children with Learning Disabilities

Reading Disability

Number Reversals

Combination of Learning Problems and Text Anxiety

Test Anxiety

Conclusions

References

12 Hypnotic Approaches and Strategies in the Management of Pain

Introduction – History

Variations in the Experience of Pain

Individual Differences in Tolerance

Cultural Differences

Emotional Significance

Context of Pain

Toward Understanding Hypnoanalgesia

A Psychological Lead: Alternative Cognitive Controls

Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Studies Clarifying Cortical Dimensions of Pain

Neuropeptides and Pain

Pain-Rating Scales and Assessments

General Principles and Guidelines for Teaching Hypnoanalgesia

Positive Side Effects

Techniques of Hypnoanalgesia

Direct Suggestions for Hypnoanesthesia

Distancing Suggestions

Suggestions for Feelings Antithetical to Pain

Directing Attention to the Pain or Discomfort Itself

Distraction Techniques

Reinforcement

Conclusion

References

13 Therapeutic Hypnosis for Pediatric Medical Problems

Introduction

Allergies

Therapeutic Hypnosis Approaches to Childhood Asthma

Results of Therapeutic Hypnosis with Children with Asthma

Recurrent Hives

Specific Allergies

Cystic Fibrosis

Dermatological Problems

Persistent Somatic Complaints

Gastrointestinal Disorders

Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

Malignancies

Neurological Problems

Pelvic Examinations in Adolescent Girls

Sports Medicine

General Recommendations

Conclusion

References

14 Hypnotic Approaches for Pediatric Surgery, Anesthesia, and Emergencies

Introduction

Emergency Situations

Intraoperative and Postoperative Hypnosis

Plastic Surgery

Dermatologic Surgery

Dentistry

Ophthalmology

Neurosurgery

Orthopedics

Otolaryngology

References

15 Value of Hypnosis in Pediatric Palliative Care, Grief, and Bereavement

Introduction

Approaches That Work

Naturalistic Uses of Hypnotic Language and Therapeutic Hypnosis Strategies

The Uses of Therapeutic Hypnosis in Palliative Care and with Dying Children

Modification of Symptoms and By-products of the Disease and Treatment

Modification of the Disease Process

Conclusion

References

16 Biofeedback, Other Mind–Body Interventions, and Hypnosis with Children

Introduction

Clinical Applications with Children

Biofeedback Equipment

Migraine

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Raynaud’s Disease

Cerebral Palsy

Neurofeedback

Movement Disorders

Hypertension

Biofeedback Research with Children

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing for Children

References

17 Self-Hypnosis

A Tool for Prevention and Prophylaxis

Infants

Toddlers

Compliance with Medical Regimens

School-Age Stress

Performance Anxiety

Reduction of Morbidity from Allergies

Cost Reduction

Coping and Happiness

Some Guidelines for Teaching Self-Hypnosis

Self-Hypnosis for Child Health Professionals

References

18 Psychoneuroimmunology

Introduction

Conditioning of Immunosuppression and Immunoenhancement

Pharmacological Conditioning

Effects of Stress and Relaxation on Immune Responses

Is There Evidence for Intentional Immunomodulation by Humans?

Intentional Immunomodulation in Children

Mast-Cell Function and Hypnosis in Juvenile Migraine

Warts

The Future in Pediatric Psychoneuroimmunology

References

19 Applications of Hypnosis with Children Globally

Introduction

Therapeutic Hypnosis with Children and Adolescents in Norway

Self-Hypnosis around the World

An Example of a Culturally Appropriate Hypnosis Intervention in Bali

Therapeutic Hypnosis in the Netherlands

Therapeutic Hypnosis in Switzerland

Therapeutic Hypnosis and Education in Germany

Conclusion

References

20 Ethics: Legal Considerations, Children, and Hypnosis

Legal Considerations, Children, and Hypnosis

References

21 Helping Children in Disasters and Pandemics with Hypnosis

Introduction

The COVID-19 Pandemic

Summary

References

22 Teaching Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis to Child Health Clinicians

Introduction

Why Teach Child Hypnotherapy?

Who Are the Learners?

Historical Perspectives

Creating an Interest in Learning

A Recommended Plan of Study for Therapeutic Pediatric Clinical Hypnosis

The Evolution of our Teaching Program

The NPHTI Webinar Program

Teaching Techniques, Strategies, and Styles

Hypnosis Education in Other Countries

Conclusion

References

23 Helping Parents Help Their Children Help Themselves with Self-Hypnosis

Introduction

References

24 Looking to the Future

Introduction

Research Methodology

Hypnotic Responsiveness

Clinical Research

Consortium Research

Topics for Future Research

The Future and Professional Hypnosis Organizations

Art and Science

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