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 breakdown of the evidence distinguishing hypnosis from placebo, examining expectation mechanisms and nocebo effects.
A rigorous breakdown of meta-analytic evidence for hypnotherapy in chronic pain management across multiple pain conditions.
Meta-analytic evidence for hypnotherapy, CBT, and mindfulness in chronic pain management — and what predicts treatment response.
A plain-English review of the evidence distinguishing hypnotic effects from placebo mechanisms.
Recent fMRI studies reveal distinct neural connectivity patterns during hypnosis, challenging the notion that trance is merely relaxation or placebo.
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