Mind-Body Therapy
Methods of Ideodynamic Healing in Hypnosis
Published on 19. May 2014
544 pages
978-0-393-34847-7 (ISBN)
Description
A remarkable collaboration between psychologist Rossi and gynecologist-obstetrician Cheek, this book guides and empowers therapists and patients to find the keys to their own health and well-being through therapeutic hypnosis.
Hundreds of engaging case reports from Cheek's forty years of clinical work bring the theory of mind-body therapy to life, while Rossi's chapters link Cheek's often intuitive work to the latest research in psychobiology.More details
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02/1995
WW Norton & Co
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David B. Cheek lives in Santa Barbara.
Content
- Intro
- Title
- Contents
- Introduction by Ernest Lawrence Rossi
- Section I The Evolution of Ideodynamic Concepts in Therapeutic Hypnosis
- Theory
- Practice
- 1. An Introduction to Ideodynamic Methods in Hypnosis
- 2. Two Basic Ideodynamic Approaches to Psychosomatic and Psychological Problems
- 3. Ideodynamic Head, Hand, and Arm Signaling
- Research
- Projects 1-10
- Section II Motivation, Stress, and Mind-Body Healing: The Mind-Molecule Connection
- Theory
- Practice
- 4. Motivation and Healing in Therapeutic Hypnosis
- 5. Assessing and Facilitating Therapeutic Hypnosis
- 6. Resolving Resistance to Therapeutic Hypnosis
- Research
- Projects 11-20
- Section III State-Dependent Memory, Meaning, and Healing
- Theory
- Practice
- 7. Unconscious Perception of Meaningful Sounds During Surgical Anesthesia
- 8. Surgical Patients Behave as Though Hypnotized
- 9. Preoperative Hypnosis to Facilitate Healing
- Research
- Projects 21-27
- Section IV The New Psychosomatic Medicine
- Theory
- Practice
- 10. Psychosomatic Aspects of Surgical Emergencies
- 11. Mind-Body Healing with the Critically Ill
- Research
- Projects 28-32
- Section V Psychosomatic Networks: Perception, Pain, and Pleasure
- Theory
- Practice
- 12. Ideomotor Questioning for Investigation of Unconscious "Pain" and Target Organ Vulnerability
- 13. Emotional Factors in Persistent Pain States
- Research
- Projects 33-37
- Section VI Women's Consciousness and Psychobiological Clocks
- Theory
- Practice
- 14. Ideodynamic Approaches in Gynecology and Obstetrics
- 15. Accessing and Reframing Unconscious Fears in Obstetric Patients
- 16. Ideodynamic Approaches with Habitual Aborters
- 17. The Ultradian Healing Response
- Research
- Projects 38-43
- Section VII Sexual Development and Dysfunction
- Theory
- Practice
- 18. Exploration of Early Life Attitudes in Sexual Dysfunction
- 19. Facilitating the Sexual Response After Surgery
- Research
- Projects 44-51
- Section VIII Dreams, Illness, and Healing
- Theory
- Practice
- 20. Ideodynamic Approaches to Sleep Problems
- 21. Emotional Distress in Dreams
- Research
- Projects 52-57
- Section IX Birth Experience and the Construction of Reality
- Theory
- Practice
- 22. Sequential Head and Shoulder Movements Appearing with Age Regression in Hypnosis to Birth
- 23. Maladjustment Patterns Apparently Related to Imprinting at Birth
- 24. Ideomotor Questioning Revealing an Apparently Valid Traumatic Experience Prior to Birth
- Research
- Projects 58-62
- Section X Forensic Hypnosis
- Theory
- Practice
- 25. The Forensic Use of Ideodynamic Signaling
- Research
- Projects 63-64
- Appendix: The Psychobiology of Transpersonal States: The Original 64 Research Projects in Search of a Graduate Student
- References
- Acknowledgments
- Index
- Copyright
