PPT-SLEEP, HYPNOSIS, AND DRUGS

CHAPTER 7 CONSCIOUSNESS Define consciousness is our awareness of ourselves and our environment CONSCIOUSNESS We will explore altered states of consciousness Sleep Hypnosis Drug induced SLEEP. I’m John Bolger, a practicing hypnotist NJ and hypnotherapist in Whippany, NJ. I would like to introduce you to some new ideas that can help you assert yourself in your life by utilizing your mind’s strengths and strengthening your mind’s weaknesses. Bell ringer: Read “false beliefs about hypnosis” and answer question. Also answer….Do you believe in hypnosis or think it could work? Why or why not. . Hypnosis. State of altered attention and awareness in which a person is unusually responsive to suggestion. 5.1. 5 . BODY RHYTHMS AND MENTAL STATES. The Rhythms of Sleep. 5.2. Exploring the Dream . World. 5.3. The Riddle of . Hypnosis. 5.4. PSYCHOLOGY. , Twelfth Edition . | . Carole Wade • Carol Tavris. Workshop. . . . . Mike Bryant. . LSE . Counselling . Service. 2. Workshop overview . What is hypnosis. Myths and FAQs about hypnosis. How hypnotherapy works. Self hypnosis demonstration. Creating your own hypnosis script.. HYPNOSIS. How?. A hypnotic induction can proceed in various ways and may involve the soft-spoken, repetitive, suggestion that the subject is relaxing, feeling tired or drowsy, breathing is deep, and the eyelids/limbs are growing heavy. 11/1/13. *It’s November…WHAAAAT?!?!?!. Learning Targets. 1. Describe various states of consciousness and their impact on behavior. . 2. Discuss aspects of sleep and dreaming: . A. stages and characteristics of the sleep cycle; . CLINICAL HYPNOSIS DAY. . OF RECOGNITION. PREVIEW. Hypnotherapy is the oldest western form of psychotherapy. Historically, in various forms, hypnosis has facilitated the treatment of a wide variety of medical and psychological problems: pain and psychosomatic conditions,fears, phobias, habit and anxiety disorders. . …... Consciousness. Can be a weird thing… think about when you are just falling asleep or waking up… Can be hard to understand what is real? What is still a dream?. Think about when people are under conscious sedation (Ex. Nitrous Oxide). They are not aware of what is going on but can still respond to doctor requests.. Chapter 7. 2. OBJECTIVE 1. | Discuss the history of psychology’s study of consciousness and contrast conscious and unconscious information processing.. 3. History of Consciousness. Psychology began as a science of consciousness.. Dr Jason Price. Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist. What is Hypnosis?. Hypnosis aims to inculcate a . controlled, . volitional . dissociative. , yet focussed state (trance) – based upon controlled attentional processes via . Module 9. Sleep and Dreams. Learning Objectives . 9.1. Describe the various stages of consciousness.. 9.2. Distinguish between explicit and implicit processing.. 9.3. Understand the circadian rhythm and its relation to sleep.. Those who perform hypnosis often find people who will replicate their desired results (makes it easier when their subjects also want to believe). It is easy to dismiss contradicting evidence that a subject may give during hypnosis . Used For? Dental and Medical Procedures Nausea and Vomiting Depression Post-Traumatic Stress Symptoms Disociative Disorders Habit Disorders Asthma Gastrointestinal Disorders (e.g., IBS) WHAT IT IS 232 If he had not witnessed the induction procedure, thecasual observer might well believe a typical hypnotizedsubject was asleep. It was this sleeplike appear-ance that ledBraid to coin the term "hyp