Adam interviews Paul Hughes

Adam interviews Paul Hughes – Hypnosis in the news features an article and TV show from a famed individual in the US that Adam takes major issue with.

The discussion of the week with Paul explores the application of hypnotherapy with individuals who have been diagnosed as having Asperger’s syndrome.

The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training can be used to alter peripheral skin temperature in children and what the potential applications are for it.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Paul Hughes:

https://www.resolvedhypnotherapy.co.uk/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. A Lawyer Convicted of Hypnotizing and Assaulting His Female Clients

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

1. Study  entitled “Self-Hypnosis, Biofeedback, and Voluntary Peripheral Temperature Control in Children. ” (1980) by William Dikel, Karen Olness, in the Pediatrics Journal.

Adam interviews Ina Oostrom

Episode 61 – Adam interviews Ina Oostrom – The discussion of the week with Ina Oostrom explores the field of quantum physics and asks the question “what has quantum physics got to do with hypnosis?”

Hypnosis in the news features a couple of recent media success stories.

Adam raises a discussion point about how representative the media success stories are of the hypnotherapy field in general –

Adam’s family puppy tries to get herself featured in the podcast

The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training can be used to assist with one of the most painful medical procedures on the planet.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Ina Oostrom:

https://hypnosementor.nl/en/

The Page of the book ‘Hypnosis the Key to Self-Empowerment’:

The Hypnosis Gang Christmas Party Mannequin Challenge:

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Irish mum tells how hypnosis helped her shed a massive five stone in less than a year:

2. Veg-phobic mum with crippling fear of healthy food cured by hypnosis:

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

1. Study  entitled “Randomized clinical trial of local anesthetic versus a combination of local anesthetic with self-hypnosis in the management of pediatric procedure-related pain. ” (2006) by Liossi, White and Hatira., in the Health Psychology Journal.

Adam interviews Dr Fredric Mau

Adam interviews Dr Fredric Mau – Hypnosis in the news features a couple of recent media stories, one that is hilarious, one that is simply wonderful and research based, and Adam also speaks on a topic he feels strongly about – The discussion of the week with Fredric Mau explores his approach to using narrative therapy within his hypnotherapy client work and showcases some of the work of his recent book on the subject – The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training among veterans can effect pain and sleep quality.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Fredric Mau, Watermark Hypnosis & Brief Counselling:

http://watermarkcolumbia.com/main.html

The Amazon author Page of Dr Fredric Mau

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Hypnotherapy trial reduces pain and anxiety in children with burns

2. LOOK INTO MY EYES Andre-Pierre Gignac pays tribute to his British hypnotherapist who has helped him out of his goalscoring rot in bizarre celebration

3. Why It Is Dangerous To Tread Water As A Hypnotherapist

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Study  entitled “A randomized controlled trial of hypnosis compared with biofeedback for adults with chronic low back pain” by Tan and colleagues, 2014

Adam interviews Caroline Dyson

Adam interviews Caroline Dyson – Hypnosis in the news features a couple of recent media stories, one so filled with myth and misconception that Adam develops a hernia while discussing it, the other has the most hilarious title of any article he has discussed here before –  The discussion of the week with Caroline Dyson explores her Hypnotherapy In Schools programme and Adam cannot contain his smiles while finding out all about it, he bets you’ll not be able to contain your smiles either – The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training among hospitalised individuals can effect diastolic blood pressure.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Hypnotherapy in Schools: http://www.hypnotherapyinschools.co.uk/

The Website of Caroline Dyson: http://suttoncoldfieldhypnotherapy.co.uk/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Hypnosis Is the Only Thing That’s Helped Me Lose Weight

2. Pregnant mum given month-long ORGASM after hypnotherapy to stop labour pains

3. ITV’s Latest Hypnosis TV Show ‘You’re Back in the Room’ – What Did I Think?

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Study  entitled “Pilot study of the effect of self-hypnosis on the medical management of essential hypertension” (1999) by Raskin et al., in the Stress and Health Journal

Adam interviews Annalise Kirk

Adam interviews Annalise Kirk and gets called “that ginger guy from school” for the first time in this podcast’s history – Hypnosis in the news features a single story that Adam can’t quite believe and Adam discusses animal hypnosis, yes you read it right, animal hypnosis –  The discussion of the week with Annalise Kirk examines her Hypnocise creation that is taking her local area by storm – The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training can improve immune functioning in a very impressive way.

References from this week’s episode:

The Website of Annalise Kirk: https://www.annalisekirk.co.uk

The Website of Hypnocise: www.hypnocise.co.uk and @Hypnocise on Twitter.

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Hypnohound! Welcome to the latest daft pet trend which sees owners using a mesmerist to turn their pesky pooches into VERY good boys

2. It’s “Puppy Power” In the Eason Household

3. Watch Animals Being Hypnotised – BBC Earth

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

1. Study  entitled “Self-hypnosis and exam stress: comparing immune and relaxation-related imagery for influences on immunity, health and mood” (2001) by Gruzelier et al., in the Contemporary Hypnosis Journal

Adam interviews Glenn Harrold

Adam interviews Glenn Harrold – Hypnosis in the news features two great success stories to have featured in the media this week and nothing else! –  The discussion of the week with Glenn Harrold examines his passion for spirituality, raising consciousness and how they both fit into his life and his amazing career – The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training can reduce pain intensity among sufferers of multiple sclerosis.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Glenn Harrold: https://www.glennharrold.com

The Website of Glenn’s audios: https://hypnosisaudio.com/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Mother who was scared of going outside leaves her house for the first time in 5 YEARS after hypnotherapy conquered her fear

2. ‘Hypnotherapy made me lose weight and proud to be BALD’: Mother with alopecia says sessions helped her shed 3 stone and go out without a wig

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Study  entitled “Effects of Self-Hypnosis Training and Cognitive Restructuring on Daily Pain Intensity and Catastrophizing in Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis and Chronic Pain” (2010) by Jensen et al., in the International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis.

Adam interviews Sonya Mosimann

Episode 56 – Adam interviews Sonya Mosimann – Hypnosis in the news features a discussion about the notion of the burden of proof – The discussion of the week with Sonya Mosimann examines her specialism of using hypnotherapy to work with children and she introduces her creation, the MindTv methodology – The factoid of the week showcases an impressive study that examines how self-hypnosis training can lower asthma symptoms.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Sonya Mosimann: https://www.hypnose.net/hypnosetherapie/hypnosetherapeuten/sonya-mosimann/

The Website of the MindTV Method: https://mindtv-method.com/

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. More Tea Vicar? Bertrand Russell’s Teapot Theory & That Big Hypnosis Field Discussion

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

1. Study entitled “Self-hypnosis in attenuation of asthma symptoms severity” (2009) by Zobeiri et al., in the Journal of Applied Sciences, link here:

Adam interviews Lynda Hudson

Adam interviews Lynda Hudson – Hypnosis in the news features a couple of major video clips that have featured in the media that he believes every hypnotherapist should know about and should share far and wide with the world –  The discussion of the week with Lynda Hudson examines her specialism of using hypnotherapy to work with children – The factoid of the week showcases a majorly impressive study that examines hypnotic treatment that measured hormone production.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Lynda Hudson: www.firstwayforward.com

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Hypnosis replaces anesthetic in brain surgery—and there’s video

2. Hypnosurgery Live – TV Showcase of Hypnosis for Pain and Anaesthesia

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

1. Study entitled “Stress reducing regulative effects of integrated mental training with self-hypnosis on the secretion of dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S) and cortisol in plasma: A Pilot Study” (2006) by Johansson & Unestahl in the Contemporary Hypnosis journal, link here

Adam interviews Barbara Stepp

Adam interviews Barbara Stepp – Hypnosis in the news features a couple of success stories and Adam feels inclined to make a distinction between alternative and complementary and questions the representation of hypnotic gastric bands in the media –  The discussion of the week with Barbara examines No Fault Psychology and other than conscious communication, as pioneered by Dave Dobson and now taught by his life partner Barbara Stepp – The factoid of the week showcases a majorly impressive study that examines hypnotic treatment for a viral sexually transmitted disease.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Barbara Stepp: https://excelquest.com/

Give Barbara a call: US number, 773-857-0777

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. ‘How we defeated our demons’:Three women on their fight against phobias

2. I lost eight stone pretending I had a gastric band – and now I’ve swapped chocs for cabbage

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

Study entitled “Efficacy of Hypnosis in the Treatment of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) in Women: Rural and Urban Samples” (1996) by Barabasz et al., featured in the International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, l

Adam interviews Andrew Parr

Adam interviews Andrew Parr – Hypnosis in the news features a success story from one of Adam’s graduates, a resurrection of autogenic therapy and an alien abduction story Adam believes we need to read more of – The discussion of the week with Andrew Parr examines the use of clean language questions to uncover, assess and be employed therapeutically too – The factoid of the week showcases a study that examines self-hypnosis being used as a preparatory tool for childbirth.

References from this week’s episode:

The website of Andrew Parr: http://www.professional-hypnotherapy-london.co.uk

The website of Andrew Parr’s hypnotherapy training: http://www.trainingforhypnotherapy.co.uk

Hypnosis In The News References:

1. Hypnotherapist Tom Bugler from Weymouth who was bullied is providing free courses to schools and youth groups to boost self-esteem

2. How I beat my insomnia – with a cure from the 1930s: The German self-hypnosis that’s making a comeback

3. ALIENS COST ME MY BOYFRIEND AND KIDS, claims ‘abductee taken after car stopped by UFO’

Evidence Based Fact of Week:

1. Antenatal Self-hypnosis for Labour and Childbirth: A Pilot Study