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Hypnosis in Children
Aka: Hypnosis in Children, Pediatric Hypnosis
- See Also
- Hypnosis
- Progressive Relaxation in Hypnosis
- Hypnotic Induction
- Coin Technique for Hypnotic Induction
- Eye Fixation for Hypnotic Induction
- Two-Finger Technique for Hypnotic Induction in Children
- Hypnosis Conclusion
- Acute Pain Management in Children
- Indications
- Chronic disease
- Habits and behaviors
- Nail-biting or Thumb-Sucking
- Tics
- Enuresis or Encopresis
- Bruxism
- Sleep Terrors
- Psychophysiologic
- Acute Pain Management in Children
- Anxiety
- Procedural Techniques (e.g. Wart Treatments)
- Background
- All children are hypnotizable
- All Hypnosis is self-Hypnosis
- Describing Hypnosis to children
- Pretending
- Daydreaming
- Imagining
- Approach
- Rapport
- Induction
- Deepening and Intensification
- Therapeutic suggestions
- Teach self-Hypnosis even at first trance
- You've done very well, be proud of yourself
- "Remind self of the steps you took to get here today"
- Counting is not needed in children
- Technique: Relaxation
- Very Young children (age under 7 years)
- Rocking motion
- Singing or Rhythmic rhymes
- Transitional objects
- Peek-a-boo or puppets
- Massage
- Visual and auditory distractions
- Middle Childhood (age 7 to 12 years)
- Favorite place or activity
- Imagery
- Flying blanket
- Riding a bike
- Swimming imagery
- Arm lowering
- Technique: Hypnotic Induction
- Eye fixation, hands moving together
- Two-Finger Technique for Hypnotic Induction in Children
- Shoulder drooping
- Self on tape
- Technique: Suggestion - Multi-Sensory Examples
- Cookies at grandma's house
- Imagine a camera zooming in and out on body and brain
- Technique: Specific Examples of Implementation
- Wart Treatment: "Buy the warts and Give them away"
- Enuresis treatment
- Water flow
- First to the washing machine (Kidneys)
- Next to the Bladder
- Bladder has a gate
- Telephone (nerve) from the brain keeps gate closed
- Promotes urinary continence