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Contemporary psychoanalysis and hypnosis.

M J Peebles-Kleiger¹

¹kleipeeb@aol.com

The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis

|April 11, 2001

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Psychoanalysis and hypnosis have evolved together for 100 years. Hypnosis offers brief, research-backed interventions, potentially securing psychoanalysis

Area of Science:

Psychology
Psychotherapy

Background:

The historical relationship between psychoanalysis and hypnosis spans over a century.
Key theoretical shifts in psychoanalysis, including drive theory, ego psychology, object relations, and self psychology, have influenced psychoanalytically informed hypnosis.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine the parallel developments of psychoanalysis and hypnosis over the past century.
To explore the impact of contemporary psychoanalytic movements on hypnosis.
To assess the role of hypnosis in the future of psychoanalysis amidst financial constraints.

Main Methods:

Historical review of psychoanalytic theories and their influence on hypnotic practices.
Analysis of current psychoanalytic trends and their potential implications for hypnosis.

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Main Results:

Four major psychoanalytic theories have shaped psychoanalytically informed hypnosis.
Contemporary psychoanalytic movements like postmodernism and integrationism are expected to influence future hypnotic practices.
Shrinking mental health funding poses challenges for psychoanalysis.

Conclusions:

Hypnosis, with its history of brief, multi-theoretically informed interventions, is well-positioned to support the future of psychoanalysis.
The integration of hypnosis may offer a sustainable path for psychoanalytic practice in the face of economic pressures.