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Ethan Reisboard has worked primarily online for many years. He has personally experienced physical and emotional changes in his life due to online hypnotherapy, which is also effective for conditions like ADHD and illness. Almost all of the testimonials presented are from online sessions as well. The most important part is your willingness to be guided into a safe state of healing, whether through online hypnotherapy or in person.
Clinical Research Article Supporting Online Hypnotherapy.
Study 1: Effectiveness of Hypnosis Conveyed by Electronic Device (As Opposed to In Person in Same Room)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322334716
Results: During both hypnotic focused analgesia in the presence of the hypnotist (HFA-P) and hypnotic focused analgesia suggested via transceiver (HFA-R), perceived pain was nullified. The times of permanence in icy water significantly increased in comparison to non-hypnotic conditions by 369.2% in HFA-P and by 394.3% in HFA-R. In conclusion, hypnosis induced and maintained via transceiver was equivalent to that in the presence of the hypnotist. This finding is particularly relevant for those exploring hypnotherapy for illness, as the hypnotic information proved to be more important than the means chosen to transmit it.
Notes: The means by which information can be transmitted in hypnosis are debated, which is also pertinent for discussions on hypnotherapy for ADHD. The aim of this pilot study was to induce and maintain hypnosis without the hypnotist and the subject being in the same room, effectively investigating the potential of online hypnotherapy. We studied 6 young healthy highly hypnotizable volunteers. After a session aimed at creating rapport, each participant underwent an experimental session consisting of the execution of a cold pressor test (CTP) in basal awake condition, during hypnotic focused analgesia in the presence of the hypnotist (HFA-P), and during hypnotic focused analgesia suggested via transceiver (HFA-R). Cardiovascular monitoring was performed throughout the session. Perceived pain intensity and hemodynamic parameters during the CPT (baseline, 1st minute, end of the test) in the three phases of the experimental session were compared with paired t-test.
Psychology 09(01):1-13, January 2018 By: Edoardo Casiglia [1], Federica Albertini [1][2][3], Valérie Tikhonoff [1][2], Federica Gasparotti [1][2], Jacopo Favaro [1], Francesco Finatti [1][2], Panagiota Rempelou [2][4], Antonio Maria Lapenta [2], Paolo Spinella [1] Author Affiliations: 1. Department of Medicine, University of Padova, Padova, Italy 2. Institute Franco Granone, Italian Centre of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, Torino, Italy 3. School of Emergency Medicine, University of Padova, Padova, Italy 4. Department of Medicine, Hospital of Santorso, Santorso, Italy