Publication: La hipnosis y los trastornos posttraumáticos
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Cardeña, Etzel ; Maldonado, José ; Galdón, María José ; Spiegel, David
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Murcia: Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones
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De acuerdo con las estadísticas, casi todos nosotros experimentaremos al menos un suceso traumático a lo largo de nuestra vida, pero sólo una minoría desarrollará una condición posttraumática (por ejemplo, trastorno de estrés agudo o trastorno de estrés posttraumático). El uso de la hipnosisen el tratamiento delas condiciones posttraumáticas
tiene una historia larga y venerable. Sus técnicas deberían ser particularmente útiles en estos casos porque, al parecer, aumentan la eficacia de otros enfoques terapéuticos
más generales y porque los pacientes posttraumáticos tienden a ser muy hipnotizables y sufrir de síntomas disociativos y otros que responden bien a las intervenciones hipnóticas. La hipnosis es particularmente adecuada para un enfoque en tres fases del tratamiento de las condiciones posttraumáticas, con técnicas como la relajación, reforzamiento del ego y procesamiento memorístico. Los teóricos y terapeutas interesados en el trauma, deberían considerar un entrenamiento serio en hipnosis.
The statistics show that the majority of us will experience at least one traumatic event during our lifetime, although only a minority will develop posttraumatic conditions (e.g., acute stress disorder or posttraumatic stress disorder). Hypnosis for the treatment of posttraumatic conditions has a long and venerable history. Its techniques should be particularly useful for these conditions because they seem to augment the efficacy of general therapeutic approaches, and because posttraumatic patients tend to be highly hypnotizable and suffer from dissociative and other symptoms amenable to hypnotic interventions. Hypnosis is well suited to a three phase approach for the treatment of posttraumatic conditions, with such techniques as relaxation, ego strengthening, and memory processing. Trauma therapists and theorists should consider serious training in hypnosis
The statistics show that the majority of us will experience at least one traumatic event during our lifetime, although only a minority will develop posttraumatic conditions (e.g., acute stress disorder or posttraumatic stress disorder). Hypnosis for the treatment of posttraumatic conditions has a long and venerable history. Its techniques should be particularly useful for these conditions because they seem to augment the efficacy of general therapeutic approaches, and because posttraumatic patients tend to be highly hypnotizable and suffer from dissociative and other symptoms amenable to hypnotic interventions. Hypnosis is well suited to a three phase approach for the treatment of posttraumatic conditions, with such techniques as relaxation, ego strengthening, and memory processing. Trauma therapists and theorists should consider serious training in hypnosis
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