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Cognitive Hypnotherapy for Accessing and Healing Emotional Injuries for Anxiety Disorders
1a Foothills Medical Centre , Calgary , Alberta , Canada.
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
|May 20, 2016
Summary
Cognitive hypnotherapy offers an individualized, integrated approach to managing anxiety disorders. This evidence-based psychotherapy combines various strategies for accurate and effective treatment.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Psychotherapy
- Anxiety Disorders
Background:
- Anxiety disorders are complex, often stemming from underlying factors.
- Individualized treatment is crucial for effective anxiety management.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe cognitive hypnotherapy as a comprehensive treatment protocol.
- To highlight its integrated approach for anxiety disorders.
Main Methods:
- Integrates cognitive, behavioral, mindfulness, psychodynamic, and hypnotic strategies.
- Based on the self-wounds model of anxiety disorders.
Main Results:
- Provides accuracy, efficacy, and sophistication in anxiety disorder formulation and treatment.
- Demonstrates an evidence-based and integrated nature.
Conclusions:
- Cognitive hypnotherapy offers a sophisticated, individualized treatment for anxiety.
- The model is adaptable for other emotional disorders.
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