Shaul Navon
Shaul Navon
The current article provides clinical conceptualizations of six dual-track interventions for dealing with stuck and resistant situations in hypnotherapy. Dual-track interventions are based on the assumption that patients habitually regard t...
Stephen R Lankton
Stephen R Lankton
Richard P Kluft
Richard P Kluft
Freud's rejection of hypnosis gave rise to a rift between clinical hypnosis and psychoanalysis that has endured for over a century. A review of Freud's rationales (Kluft, 2018a/this issue) demonstrates that while some stemmed from what he c...
Ira Brenner,Daniel Brown,Stephen Kahn et al.
Ira Brenner et al.
Thomas W Wall
Thomas W Wall
The relationship between hypnosis and psychoanalysis has always been complex, and often acrimonious. When Freud abandoned hypnosis as both the foundation of his theory building and his clinical intervention of choice, the two approaches and...
Harm in Hypnosis: Three Understandings From Psychoanalysis That Can Help [0.03%]
从心理分析角度谈催眠中的危害：三个认知观点的帮助作用
Mary J Peebles
Mary J Peebles
Over 50 years of empirical data demonstrate unequivocally that psychotherapy can cause harm as well as good. Two therapist factors increasing harm risk are inadequate assessment of patients' vulnerabilities and certain attitudes/affects. Ad...
Reconsidering Hypnosis and Psychoanalysis: Toward Creating a Context for Understanding [0.03%]
重温催眠与心理分析：走向理解的综合体系
Richard P Kluft
Richard P Kluft
Sigmund Freud developed what became psychoanalysis in the context of his experiences with hypnosis and the treatment of the grand hysterics of his era, conditions largely classified among the dissociative disorders in contemporary systems o...
Catching a Wave: The Hypnosis-Sensitive Transference-Based Treatment of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) [0.03%]
把握良机：利用移情反应法治疗解离性身份障碍(DID)中的催眠敏感状态
Ira Brenner
Ira Brenner
In this article, I will describe the way in which I work with enactment-prone dissociative patients in the transference. This approach requires an appreciation of the phenomena of hypnosis and the auto-hypnotic aspects of some forms of diss...