This book is now available in print on demand on the eyrolles.com website.
OrderIntended for healthcare professionals who have already been trained in hypnosis techniques, this book offers advanced level training in ericksonian hypnosis, together with numerous techniques and practical cases.
It deals with numerous difficult situations encountered in hospitals and with emergencies and offers solutions, testimonials and advice with a view to overcoming the problems and limitations with which doctors are faced.
The authors organise and lead numerous seminars, lectures and workshops, especially during international conferences.
Stéphanie Guillou is a day hospital nurse in the haematology department.
Franck Garden-Brèche is a non-hospital emergency medicine doctor and ericksonian hypnosis trainer.
TABLE OF CONTENT
Learning to observe differently
First approach
Observing the environment
Identifying the processes underlying consciousness
Transforming experience into tools for healing
▪ Feelings
▪ Intuition
▪ Creativity
Suggest change from the outset
▪ Therapeutic communication
▪ Strategies for use in difficult situations
▪ Therapeutic communication resources
▪ Role as an actor
▪ How to talk about hypnosis with the patient
Ratify
▪ Critical consciousness
▪ Trance
Use as a treatment method
▪ Therapeutic relationship with the patient
▪ The emotional rollercoaster
▪ Dissociation techniques
▪ Setting the record straight
Specificities and commonalities: hospital hypnosis and hypnosis in primary care: the source of difficult situations
▪ Specific aspects of the hospital environment
▪ Specific aspects of primary care
▪ Commonalities between hospital and community practice
▪ List of difficult situations
▪ Complementary nature of the nursing/medical corps approach to the subject and treatment
Conversational and formal hypnosis
▪ Change via metaphor
▪ Change via emotional reification
▪ Change via use of the safe place
▪ Limits