Hypnotherapy Case Studies

The following check list is useful for me to make sure to go over all areas related to low self-esteem:

Mr. Blais is a 73-year-old male here today for a routine followup regarding his hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and cardiomyopathy.

Solution focused hypnotherapists are happy to help many people in order to make a positive effect on their lives. The hypnotherapy treatment uses Neuro-linguistic programming of NLP, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy or CBT and hypnosis lets the client make a lot of positive improvements within short time period.

Kicker, a 3 year-old boy, who has never been to a doctor, never received any type of shot or poke, eaten a clean, nutrient dense diet throughout his short three years and never had anything toxic on his skin, was sitting in the cold hospital room waiting for news of a diagnosis. Nurses came in and out of the waiting room, bringing in needles, advice, paperwork and machines. All of which were intimidating to a 3 year-old and his mother, Season, who happened to be a holistic nutritionist. A nurse came into the waiting room and informed Season that an Oncologist needed to speak with her. At that moment, Season began holding her jaw tight to fight back the tears knowing that Oncologist specialized in cancer.

Sorry, no personal experience here. However it makes sense as relaxation is a key to overcome any fear. Hypnotherapy teaches you relaxation skills that you can self practice. Hypnosis allows us to bypass the conscious mind (the one which tries to decide what is safe and what is threat for us), and allows us direct access to the subconscious where change can begin to take place. Hypnosis can make you think more rational, and more in control of your response, and rather than uncontrollably panicking and worrying. As the real phobia is only in mind, you can overcome any phobia with hypnosis. However, if you are being treated by a medical practitioner already to overcome anxiety, you will be asked to contact your GP for their permission to treat.

The start-up of any new business can be challenging on many different levels. For instance, the regulatory guidelines, policies, and procedures, as well as ethical standards, must be implemented at the start of any business to ensure that everyone abides by the same practices and principles. Seeing as Tri-County already has services in place for patients, Pat could use some of the regulatory and ethical guidelines such as the diversity and compliance rules as a blueprint. However, some anticipated concerns that Pat may encounter upfront is first the perception of the community of a new business in town. Pat would need to set a precedence that the new psychotherapy clinic values and respects their patients and the community. Second, Pat would

wanted to go to the bathroom because he wanted to play. We did not treated him the way we should have done it. We should have been supportive. At this point, I am ashamed for not informing myself and for giving all my trust to doctors who at the end caused more damaged than a cure for my son. Christopher also developed behavioral and physical effects that were implied from the medications and the depression caused by having soil underwears. His behavior is argumentative and defiant, he often refuses to comply with mom and dad rules, and annoys his siblings. Christopher has also acquired nail-biting; which I think is a way for him to vent out his frustrations. We as parents were frustrated, emotionally weak, and with no way out.

As a child I was always sensitive to others and had this unexplained knowing. A few years ago the unexplained knowing became stronger, very overwhelming to me. I would hear things, feel things, see things, and smell things that were not there. I finally thought, maybe I should see if other people go through this and THEY DO! I was so happy to know that I was not alone. That’s when I found the Healing Shoppe it was a true gift to my soul. I visited often, every Tuesday for the Sensitive Soul Class (I finally felt normal). The sense of community, and acceptance made it easy for to accept myself. Five months later I found myself in the Hypnotherapy class which changed my life, my way of thinking. I finally found my path in life and once

Chief Complaint: N.G., a 33 year old Hispanic female who appears reliable presents today with complaints of “something is in my left eye”.

Infection is a major concern for the child receiving treatment for cancer is the risk for the development of difficulties secondary to treatment. Major complications include fever, bleeding, and anemia. The nurse caring for the child with a fever must be aware of the signs and symptoms of septic shock. If a child with a fever also has an absolute neutrophil count lower than 500/mm3 they are at risk for overwhelming infection, general illness, dehydration, seizures in young infants and children, and the invasion of organisms producing secondary infections. The healthcare team will use blood, stool, urine, and nasopharyngeal cultures and chest x-rays to identify the source of infection. Once an infection is suspected the child will be given a

One extraordinary miracle was performed in Texas, in 2011 to a very lucky nine year old girl, Annabel Beam. For several years, little Annabel suffered from a rare, incurable, and life-threatening digestive disorder. She'd been in and out of the hospital numerous times, poked and prodded by many doctors, and had invasive tests run. She was on a regimen of several different drugs that still just barely kept her symptoms controlled, and even then, she experienced frequent flare-ups. Just before Christmas, on one of their many trips to Boston to see a renowned specialist, Annabel once again found herself admitted to the hospital. While there, her mother Christy could tell that she wasn't her usual self. Annabel had always held up well in her battle

If my supervisor told me that she thinks the patient I chose was misdiagnosed and that the problem is something else entirely, I would defend my diagnosis using this case study. Paula presents herself as a woman who “get(s) dizzy” with “chest pains…short of breath” as well as she “feel(s) like (she’s) dying and the world is ending” (Getzfeld, 2004)1. When she visits the emergency room, the doctors tell her the cause is not physical – therefore they must be psychological. Key symptoms of panic attacks include heart attack-like symptoms, as well as raised heart rate, sweating, and dizziness, all of which Paula experienced. Another key of diagnosing panic disorder (PD) is that a lot of random panic attacks occur and these attacks bring on at least 1 month of fear that more attacks will occur which Paula experienced. PD involves avoiding situations due to the fear of a difficult escape should a panic attack occur and that they will be embarrassed; Paula had said she did not go to work as

Diane is a complex case, as she presents multiple clinically diagnosed mental health disorders and is on medication. One of the biggest mistakes that I could make would be to think that I could address every disorder and issue at once; which would be a huge disservice to Diane. Therefore, the primary focus of the sessions will be to address the trauma of the physical, sexual, and spiritual abuse by the hands of several family members and how that impacts her PTSD symptoms. While her other diagnoses and issues that she is having-the SRA symptoms, schizoaffective disorder, learning disabilities and etc.-are important, they are all effects of the abuse she suffered in her childhood. I am going to use cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to address

Thanks for the great post. Considering the patient personal and family history, your diagnosis is appropriate, although a confirmatory diagnostic tests and referral to a surgeon is highly recommended. I do also agree with the treatment plan of chemotherapy and radiation in most cases before surgery to reduce the tumor size and prevent metastasis. To help the patient with the tough time and improve the healing process, providing adequate support (education and emotional) is advise. Encourage the patient to enjoy times with family and friends, rent a comedy movie, practice meditation or prayers will be beneficial. The patient should be encouraged to appreciate and enjoy each day as a gift, also seek healing and optimal health.

Hypnosis explained by the psychology community as an altered state of consciousness that leaves people in a more subjective state, or more likely to listen to verbal suggestions. The term of hypnosis came from the Greek root word for sleep. There have been records of Hypnosis going back 2,500 years in ancient China and Egypt, (Gurgevich, 2011-2015, para.1). Hypnosis or also known as hypnotherapy is said to be used to help you gain control over undesired behaviors or to help you cope better with anxiety or pain, (“Test and Procedures Hypnosis,”2015, Para. 2). An example of how a hypnotherapy session might go like this; a therapist comes in while a patient was in an relaxed state and proceeds to tell the patient that they will be cured from their illness when they came out of the relaxed state and then the patient may or may not be cured.