Hypnosis and cognitive neuroscience

[Lewis Mehl-Madrona]

Dear Students (and friends also),

I put up two papers under the files section of our group related to
our discussion of hypnosis. One is called Hypnosis and cognitive
neuroscience. The other is a paper I published in the American
Journal of Clinical Hypnosis in 2004 on a randomized, controlled trial
of using hypnosis during pregnancy to reduce labor length and birth
complications. These are for your interest. You're not required to
read them.

I'm also sending them to a couple other discussion groups to which I
belong since they pertain to what we have also been talking about.
For my friends on other groups, these papers are on
http://groups.google.com/group/narrativestudies.

I'm very happy with how well you are learning CBT (and Narrative
CBT!).

Lewis MM

[ditoga]

Thank you for posting the paper and journal, as well as your
consideration.

On Nov 21, 8:52 am, Lewis Mehl-Madrona <mehlmadr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Students (and friends also),
>
> I put up two papers under the files section of our group related to
> our discussion of hypnosis.  One is called Hypnosis and cognitive
> neuroscience.  The other is a paper I published in the American
> Journal of Clinical Hypnosis in 2004 on a randomized, controlled trial
> of using hypnosis during pregnancy to reduce labor length and birth
> complications.  These are for your interest.  You're not required to
> read them.
>
> I'm also sending them to a couple other discussion groups to which I
> belong since they pertain to what we have also been talking about.

> For my friends on other groups, these papers are onhttp://groups.google.com/group/narrativestudies.