Adverse reactions to hypnotherapy in obese adolescents: a developmental viewpoint.
Psychiatr Q
; 51(1): 55-63, 1979.
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| ID: mdl-432348
Hypnotherapy is a method of treatment for resistant obesity. This study was undertaken to ascertain the efficacy and/or risks it holds for adolescents. All tended to see hypnosis as a quick solution to longstanding problems. Other forms of weight control therapy had been unsuccessful. Untoward reactions occurred in many teenagers. These included: dissociated state, depersonalization, anxiety and fears. Patients who were not in a deep state of hypnosis were disappointed and viewed this as another failure experience. The severe side effects were observed in those patients in the earlier developmental phases of adolescence.
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Assunto principal:
Desenvolvimento Infantil
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Hipnose
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Obesidade
Idioma:
En
Ano de publicação:
1979
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Article