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Author: Aliodor Manolea
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Pages: 276
Publisher year: 2022
ISBN: 978-606-28-1434-2
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5682/9786062814342
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This synthetic and systematic work is not exhaustive, the fascinating field of studying the human mind being an extraordinarily vast and complex one. The book is addressed, first of all, to those who study the discipline of clinical hypnosis at Master's level. Of course, it can also be of interest to those who are already specialized in hypnotic techniques and want to have a concise theoretical guide at their disposal. Also, the knowledge in this book can be a guide for those who want to approach the fascinating field of psychism, to whom we wish success in this extraordinary activity.
I have included in this volume, as an integral part, some essays by some master's students of the Clinical Psychology Master of the Hyperion University in which they also teach the courses of Clinical Hypnosis and Clinical Investigation and Intervention in Enhanced States of Consciousness, as follows:
Albu Mihai, Nita Elisabeta: Hypnosis in the anesthesia and intensive care unit.
Arhip Florin: Elements of scientific research on clinical hypnosis.
Babiuc (Sitaru) Catalina Magdalena, Pieleanu (Ciobanu) Monica Gabriela: Therapeutic metaphor.
Banariu Gheorghe Mihail, Dumitru Evelina-Petruta: Ideodynamic reactions in hypnotic trance.
Filip Ovidiu Florentin: The use of metaphors in psychotherapy.
Hagiu (Ilina) Corina Cecilia: Milton Erickson's hypnotic language.
Ivan Elena: The Hypnotic Language of Milton Erickson.
Kazanas Alexandra: Hypnotherapy for stress management.
Le-Page Alexandru, Neagoe George: The relationship between memory and hypnosis.
Matache Goicea Daniela: Therapeutic metaphor - directed metaphor.
Micu (Ion) Florentina-Daniela: Management of the smoking habit using hypnosis.
Moga Catalina Gabriela: Hypnotherapy in anxiety.
Radulescu (Lazarescu) Gina-Beatrice: Awareness, relaxation, meditation, hypnosis: the path from thesis, antithesis to synthesis in the deep integration of human experience.
Uzunia Ana Maria, Constantin (Mitroescu) Andreea Stefania: Hypnotic induction in hypnotherapy.
I have included in this volume, as an integral part, some essays by some master's students of the Clinical Psychology Master of the Hyperion University in which they also teach the courses of Clinical Hypnosis and Clinical Investigation and Intervention in Enhanced States of Consciousness, as follows:
Albu Mihai, Nita Elisabeta: Hypnosis in the anesthesia and intensive care unit.
Arhip Florin: Elements of scientific research on clinical hypnosis.
Babiuc (Sitaru) Catalina Magdalena, Pieleanu (Ciobanu) Monica Gabriela: Therapeutic metaphor.
Banariu Gheorghe Mihail, Dumitru Evelina-Petruta: Ideodynamic reactions in hypnotic trance.
Filip Ovidiu Florentin: The use of metaphors in psychotherapy.
Hagiu (Ilina) Corina Cecilia: Milton Erickson's hypnotic language.
Ivan Elena: The Hypnotic Language of Milton Erickson.
Kazanas Alexandra: Hypnotherapy for stress management.
Le-Page Alexandru, Neagoe George: The relationship between memory and hypnosis.
Matache Goicea Daniela: Therapeutic metaphor - directed metaphor.
Micu (Ion) Florentina-Daniela: Management of the smoking habit using hypnosis.
Moga Catalina Gabriela: Hypnotherapy in anxiety.
Radulescu (Lazarescu) Gina-Beatrice: Awareness, relaxation, meditation, hypnosis: the path from thesis, antithesis to synthesis in the deep integration of human experience.
Uzunia Ana Maria, Constantin (Mitroescu) Andreea Stefania: Hypnotic induction in hypnotherapy.
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The psychology of heightened states of consciousness. Clinical hypnosis
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ALIODOR MANOLEA
Doctor in Psychology / University of Bucharest
Doctor in Military Sciences / National University of Defense Carol I, Bucharest
Doctor of Science / The Open International University for Complementary Medicines, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Doctoral University Lecturer / Hyperion University Bucharest, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences
Associate member / Romanian Academy of Scientists
Member / College of Psychologists from Romania
Doctor in Psychology / University of Bucharest
Doctor in Military Sciences / National University of Defense Carol I, Bucharest
Doctor of Science / The Open International University for Complementary Medicines, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Doctoral University Lecturer / Hyperion University Bucharest, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences
Associate member / Romanian Academy of Scientists
Member / College of Psychologists from Romania
Foreword / 5
Author's note / 6
1. Generalities / 16
2. Definitions and characterizations of the hypnotic phenomenon according to the American Psychological Association - APA / 18
3. Hypnosis / 20
4. What hypnosis is not / 22
5. Sensory, perceptual, memory and motor changes of mental processes and behavior that can be induced by hypnosis / 24
5.1. Changes in the sensory sphere / 24
5.2. Changes of some sensory thresholds / 24
5.3. Prosexic modifications of attention / 25
5.4. Mnesic changes of memory / 25
5.5. Changes in the sphere of thinking / 25
5.6. Changes in the field of motor activity / 26
5.7. Changes in the sphere of affectivity / 26
6. The most frequent phenomena that occur during hypnosis or self-hypnosis / 27
7. Postulates of hypnotherapy / 28
9. Characteristics of the hypnotic trance state / 30
10. Physiological manifestations of the hypnotic phenomenon / 35
10.1. Objective manifestations observable from the outside / 35
10.2. Subjective manifestations perceived only by the patient / 37
11. Stages of hypnotic processing / 39
11.1. Concentration of attention / 39
11.2. The automatic (unconscious) search for the meanings contained in the therapist's suggestions / 40
12. Psychological manifestations of hypnosis / 41
12.1. Ideomotor activity / 41
12.2. Detachment from the environment / 41
12.3. Subjective changes in the perception of time / 42
12.4. Partial or total amnesia / 42
12.5. Age regression with hyperamnesia / 42
13. The main characteristics of the hypnotic state / 43
13.1. Selective concentration of attention / 43
13.2. The feeling of lack of effort / 43
13.3. Non-conceptual experiential involvement / 43
13.4. The desire to experience different experiences / 44
13.5. Spatio-temporal perceptions show flexibility / 44
13.6. Various aspects related to perceptions change / 44
13.7. There are various fluctuations regarding the level of involvement / 44
13.8. Verbal and/or motor inhibitions appear and manifest / 45
13.9. The level of reality testing is reduced, appearing the so-called "trance logic" / 45
13.10. Psychic processes of a symbolic type are manifested / 45
13.11. Distorted perception of time / 45
13.12. The phenomenon of total or partial amnesia appears / 45
14. The hypnotic processing involves the following stages / 46
14.1. The manifestation of disinterest in stimuli from the proximal environment and the fixation and concentration of attention on the therapist's statements / 46
14.2. Suspension of ordinary states of consciousness / 46
15. The depth of hypnosis / 47
15.1. Hypnotic performance / 47
15.2. The depth of hypnosis / 48
16. Explanatory theories of hypnosis / 52
16.1. Vital Fluid Theory-Mesmer / 52
16.2. Hypnosis as a psychopathological phenomenon specific to hysteria / 53
16.3. Hypnosis and sleep / 54
16.4. Role theory and hypnosis / 54
16.5. Learning theories and hypnosis / 55
16.6. Hypnosis and psychoanalysis / 56
16.7. Eclectic theories of hypnosis / 57
16.8. Behavioral theory in the issue of hypnosis / 59
16.9. The theory of personality dissociation and the theory of the differentiated functioning of the two cerebral hemispheres / 60
16.9.1. Hypnosis is a dissociative phenomenon / 63
16.9.2. Hypnosis as a regressive phenomenon / 63
16.9.3. Hypnosis as a way of relaxation / 64
16.9.4. Hypnosis as a sociocognitive phenomenon / 64
16.9.5. Hypnosis as a state of passivity of the subject / 64
16.9.6. Hypnosis as a role-playing game / 65
16.9.7. Hypnosis as an amplified state of consciousness / 65
16.9.8. Hypnosis as a process of reducing "reality testing" / 66
16.9.9. Hypnosis as a conditioning phenomenon / 67
16.9.10. Hypnosis in the interactional perspective / 67
16.9.11. Hypnosis from a biological perspective / 68
17. Characteristics of hypnosis relevant for clinical activity / 70
18. Ericksonian hypnosis / 73
18.1. Ericksonian conception regarding the state of psychosomatic imbalance / 75
18.2. Characteristic features of the Ericksonian approach / 77
18.3. Psychotherapist-patient/client/subject relationship in Ericksonian hypnosis / 79
18.4. The objectives of Ericksonian psychotherapy / 81
18.5. Methods and techniques specific to Ericksonian hypnosis / 82
18.6. Language / 84
18.7. Characteristics of Ericksonian hypnotic language / 85
19. LeCron Indicators / 94
19.1. The conflict / 96
19.2. Motivation / 97
19.3. Suggestion/psychic imprint / 98
19.4. Organ language / 100
19.5. Identification / 100
19.6. Masochism / 101
19.7. Past experiences / 102
Hypnosis in the anesthesia and intensive care unit - Albu Mihai, Nita Elisabeta / 103
Elements of scientific research on clinical hypnosis - Arhip Florin / 109
Ideodynamic reactions in hypnotic trance - Banariu Gheorghe Mihail, Dumitru Evelina‑Petruta / 120
Therapeutic metaphor - directed metaphor - Matache Goicea Daniela / 130
The use of metaphors in psychotherapy - Filip Ovidiu Florentin / 142
Awareness, relaxation, meditation, hypnosis: the path from thesis, antithesis to synthesis in the deep integration of human experience - Radulescu (Lazarescu) Gina‑Beatrice / 150
The hypnotic language of Milton Erickson - Hagiu (Ilina) Corina Cecilia / 169
Hypnotherapy for stress management - Kazanas Alexandra / 176
The Hypnotic Language of Milton Erickson - Ivan Elena / 183
Therapeutic metaphor - Babiuc (Sitaru) Catalina Magdalena, Pieleanu (Ciobanu) Monica Gabriela / 196
Hypnotherapy in anxiety - Moga Catalina Gabriela / 210
The relationship between memory and hypnosis - Le‑Page Alexandru, Neagoe George / 223
Hypnotic induction in hypnotherapy - Uzunia Ana Maria, Constantin (Mitroescu) Andreea Stefania / 237
Management of the habit of smoking using hypnosis - Micu (Ion) Florentina‑Daniela / 249
Bibliography / 254
Appendix 1 Mind-Body Therapy. Methods of ideodynamic healing in hypnosis / 257
Annex 2 Texts of the illustrative boxes for ideomotor techniques / Rossi, Ernest L., Cheek, David B. / 269
Author's note / 6
1. Generalities / 16
2. Definitions and characterizations of the hypnotic phenomenon according to the American Psychological Association - APA / 18
3. Hypnosis / 20
4. What hypnosis is not / 22
5. Sensory, perceptual, memory and motor changes of mental processes and behavior that can be induced by hypnosis / 24
5.1. Changes in the sensory sphere / 24
5.2. Changes of some sensory thresholds / 24
5.3. Prosexic modifications of attention / 25
5.4. Mnesic changes of memory / 25
5.5. Changes in the sphere of thinking / 25
5.6. Changes in the field of motor activity / 26
5.7. Changes in the sphere of affectivity / 26
6. The most frequent phenomena that occur during hypnosis or self-hypnosis / 27
7. Postulates of hypnotherapy / 28
9. Characteristics of the hypnotic trance state / 30
10. Physiological manifestations of the hypnotic phenomenon / 35
10.1. Objective manifestations observable from the outside / 35
10.2. Subjective manifestations perceived only by the patient / 37
11. Stages of hypnotic processing / 39
11.1. Concentration of attention / 39
11.2. The automatic (unconscious) search for the meanings contained in the therapist's suggestions / 40
12. Psychological manifestations of hypnosis / 41
12.1. Ideomotor activity / 41
12.2. Detachment from the environment / 41
12.3. Subjective changes in the perception of time / 42
12.4. Partial or total amnesia / 42
12.5. Age regression with hyperamnesia / 42
13. The main characteristics of the hypnotic state / 43
13.1. Selective concentration of attention / 43
13.2. The feeling of lack of effort / 43
13.3. Non-conceptual experiential involvement / 43
13.4. The desire to experience different experiences / 44
13.5. Spatio-temporal perceptions show flexibility / 44
13.6. Various aspects related to perceptions change / 44
13.7. There are various fluctuations regarding the level of involvement / 44
13.8. Verbal and/or motor inhibitions appear and manifest / 45
13.9. The level of reality testing is reduced, appearing the so-called "trance logic" / 45
13.10. Psychic processes of a symbolic type are manifested / 45
13.11. Distorted perception of time / 45
13.12. The phenomenon of total or partial amnesia appears / 45
14. The hypnotic processing involves the following stages / 46
14.1. The manifestation of disinterest in stimuli from the proximal environment and the fixation and concentration of attention on the therapist's statements / 46
14.2. Suspension of ordinary states of consciousness / 46
15. The depth of hypnosis / 47
15.1. Hypnotic performance / 47
15.2. The depth of hypnosis / 48
16. Explanatory theories of hypnosis / 52
16.1. Vital Fluid Theory-Mesmer / 52
16.2. Hypnosis as a psychopathological phenomenon specific to hysteria / 53
16.3. Hypnosis and sleep / 54
16.4. Role theory and hypnosis / 54
16.5. Learning theories and hypnosis / 55
16.6. Hypnosis and psychoanalysis / 56
16.7. Eclectic theories of hypnosis / 57
16.8. Behavioral theory in the issue of hypnosis / 59
16.9. The theory of personality dissociation and the theory of the differentiated functioning of the two cerebral hemispheres / 60
16.9.1. Hypnosis is a dissociative phenomenon / 63
16.9.2. Hypnosis as a regressive phenomenon / 63
16.9.3. Hypnosis as a way of relaxation / 64
16.9.4. Hypnosis as a sociocognitive phenomenon / 64
16.9.5. Hypnosis as a state of passivity of the subject / 64
16.9.6. Hypnosis as a role-playing game / 65
16.9.7. Hypnosis as an amplified state of consciousness / 65
16.9.8. Hypnosis as a process of reducing "reality testing" / 66
16.9.9. Hypnosis as a conditioning phenomenon / 67
16.9.10. Hypnosis in the interactional perspective / 67
16.9.11. Hypnosis from a biological perspective / 68
17. Characteristics of hypnosis relevant for clinical activity / 70
18. Ericksonian hypnosis / 73
18.1. Ericksonian conception regarding the state of psychosomatic imbalance / 75
18.2. Characteristic features of the Ericksonian approach / 77
18.3. Psychotherapist-patient/client/subject relationship in Ericksonian hypnosis / 79
18.4. The objectives of Ericksonian psychotherapy / 81
18.5. Methods and techniques specific to Ericksonian hypnosis / 82
18.6. Language / 84
18.7. Characteristics of Ericksonian hypnotic language / 85
19. LeCron Indicators / 94
19.1. The conflict / 96
19.2. Motivation / 97
19.3. Suggestion/psychic imprint / 98
19.4. Organ language / 100
19.5. Identification / 100
19.6. Masochism / 101
19.7. Past experiences / 102
Hypnosis in the anesthesia and intensive care unit - Albu Mihai, Nita Elisabeta / 103
Elements of scientific research on clinical hypnosis - Arhip Florin / 109
Ideodynamic reactions in hypnotic trance - Banariu Gheorghe Mihail, Dumitru Evelina‑Petruta / 120
Therapeutic metaphor - directed metaphor - Matache Goicea Daniela / 130
The use of metaphors in psychotherapy - Filip Ovidiu Florentin / 142
Awareness, relaxation, meditation, hypnosis: the path from thesis, antithesis to synthesis in the deep integration of human experience - Radulescu (Lazarescu) Gina‑Beatrice / 150
The hypnotic language of Milton Erickson - Hagiu (Ilina) Corina Cecilia / 169
Hypnotherapy for stress management - Kazanas Alexandra / 176
The Hypnotic Language of Milton Erickson - Ivan Elena / 183
Therapeutic metaphor - Babiuc (Sitaru) Catalina Magdalena, Pieleanu (Ciobanu) Monica Gabriela / 196
Hypnotherapy in anxiety - Moga Catalina Gabriela / 210
The relationship between memory and hypnosis - Le‑Page Alexandru, Neagoe George / 223
Hypnotic induction in hypnotherapy - Uzunia Ana Maria, Constantin (Mitroescu) Andreea Stefania / 237
Management of the habit of smoking using hypnosis - Micu (Ion) Florentina‑Daniela / 249
Bibliography / 254
Appendix 1 Mind-Body Therapy. Methods of ideodynamic healing in hypnosis / 257
Annex 2 Texts of the illustrative boxes for ideomotor techniques / Rossi, Ernest L., Cheek, David B. / 269
The work "Clinical Hypnosis" represents a training course and deepening of hypnotic techniques for master's students of the program: "Clinical Psychology and Psychological Counseling". This work can also be useful to other master's students, doctors or psychologists who want to specialize in the field of hypnotherapy. The work is based on an extensive and up-to-date bibliographic documentation, having a systematic character, a fact that makes it even more attractive. We particularly note the originality of the work and the harmonious combination of theoretical and practical aspects.
The author is a doctor in Psychology and Military Sciences, with a neuroscience theme in which he experimentally demonstrated the role of relaxation and hypnosis in altered states of consciousness as well as the existence of mental connectivity between sensory and spatially isolated subjects.
We warmly recommend this work and consider it one of the most interesting and useful courses, published in the country and abroad.
Univ. Assoc. Aliodor Manolea is an exceptional teacher, a very talented researcher who approaches a niche field in our country, namely: altered states of consciousness, measured with laboratory equipment. At the same time, he is a talented counselor and psychotherapist with very good results in the field of optimizing human performance and treating neuropsychic and psychosomatic dysfunctions.
Univ. Prof. Dr. Irina Holdevici
The author is a doctor in Psychology and Military Sciences, with a neuroscience theme in which he experimentally demonstrated the role of relaxation and hypnosis in altered states of consciousness as well as the existence of mental connectivity between sensory and spatially isolated subjects.
We warmly recommend this work and consider it one of the most interesting and useful courses, published in the country and abroad.
Univ. Assoc. Aliodor Manolea is an exceptional teacher, a very talented researcher who approaches a niche field in our country, namely: altered states of consciousness, measured with laboratory equipment. At the same time, he is a talented counselor and psychotherapist with very good results in the field of optimizing human performance and treating neuropsychic and psychosomatic dysfunctions.
Univ. Prof. Dr. Irina Holdevici
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