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Hypnobirthing is the process of hypnosis during birth as a way of managing pain and remaining calm during labour.... The Trust system does not monitor the use of hypnosis as pain relief despite women using it however, acupuncture is monitored.... Through critical analysis of the framework of supervision if midwives (SoM) locally, A gap was recognised by the team that hypnosis as choice of pain relief was a growing trend in maternity care and that most midwives had less knowledge of it....
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Essay
This paper "Role of Behavior Therapy Theories in Clinical hypnosis" explores the role that behaviour therapy theories play in clinical hypnosis with specific reference to CBT theories such as classical and operant conditioning, extinction, desensitisation, reciprocal inhibition, and learning theories.... Among the situations in which behaviour therapy theories have been extensively useful in clinical hypnosis are pregnancy, childbirth to prepare mothers for childbirth and to help reduce the anxiety, discomfort and pain associated with childbirth....
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INTRODUCTION: Over the past few decades there has been a growing interest in the use of music, which has seen it used to achieve a diverse range of outcomes.... While music as an intervention for hospital patients has subject to considerable evaluation, many of these studies are.... ... ... This systematic review was conducted to investigate the effectiveness of music as an intervention for hospital patients....
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Debates continue about the reliability of hypnosis when applied to particular circumstances, notably in those related to the criminal justice system, but generally there is agreement that hypnosis is a valuable technique when carried out responsibly by professionally qualified practitioners.... hypnosis has been a well-established technique in Psychology for many decades and it has proven its worth as a means of exploring areas of the psyche which are not normally accessible to the conscious mind....
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he patient undergoing hypnosis is under a visualization trance and the person's mind is at free will and hence is responsive Even though this method is considered unscientific as it leads to abreaction, it has been verified to work on problems or conditions such as managing pain for those with chronic illnesses, depression, anxiety, irritable bowel syndrome, addictions, insomnia, phobias, eating disorders and even weight loss among many others.... When hypnosis is however employed, the defences to the mind are eliminated and these memories are able to be accessed and they can explain various causes of the problems and conditions in a person's life....
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The paper "Total Pain and Its Application to the Assessment and Management of Pain in a Client with a Life-limiting Illness" states that total pain management is possible when physicians and non-physician clinicians work together to reduce pain, improve function and develop self-management skills.... Total pain can affect the function and financial aspects of the individual, affecting the quality of life and satisfaction....
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6 In fact, patients tend to develop drug dependence and depress immune function.... This essay "Pain Management in Cancer Patients" focuses on the importance of CBT in reducing cancer-related pain in cancer patients.... Specifically, this essay seeks to present some evidence on the effectiveness of this intervention in providing positive effects on patients experiencing cancer-induced pain....
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Fourthly, reflexology stimulates effective nerve function within the body.... This report "History of Reflexology" presents reflexology that refers to the applying of appropriate pressures to the specific points or areas of the feet, or hands, and ears.... Modern reflexology forms its basis on a particular form of therapy that has been practiced for hundreds of years....
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Report