Introduction Self-hypnosis (also termed auto-hypnosis or self-hypnotherapy) is a structured procedure in which an individual induces a hypnotic state and administers therapeutic suggestions to themselves, without the ongoing presence of a therapist. While hetero-hypnosis (therapist-guided) has received the lion’s share…
Hypnotherapy is emerging as a powerful, evidence-based adjunct for managing pain during surgical and medical procedures — reducing anxiety, analgesic requirements, and recovery time. The Clinical Need for Non-Pharmacological Adjuncts Surgical and procedural pain remains a significant clinical challenge. While…
A plain-English review of the evidence distinguishing hypnotic effects from placebo mechanisms.
We examine whether LLMs like GPT-4 and Claude can generate clinically valid hypnosis scripts — and where they fall short.
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