Why do hypnotherapists use therapeutic amnesia with their clients?

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You may have heard of the term 'therapeutic amnesia'. Well here's how it works, and why hypnotherapists use it with their hypnotherapy clients.
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@lincolnnorton6354 Месяц назад

I work as a licensed clinical social worker in the us, I have been thinking about studying hypnosis but I'd be curious if you could explain or point to a resource explaining why that would be useful in therapy. I mainly operate as a cognitive behavioral therapist.

@flowhypno4524 Месяц назад

It will give your CBT approach more range. CBT, by its nature, is cognitive. That’s even in the title. Hypnosis is focused more on interoception (which often gets the antiquated name ‘the unconscious’). CBT isn’t focused on state change during session, hypnosis is. A client is typically or mostly in a beta brain wave state in CBT. In hypnosis, they go into alpha at minimum. This difference in state allows for ‘state comparison’. The person can then notice, for example, their heart was racing etc during that event. If they then rehearse/imagine having a calm heart rate during a stressor, then they’ve just created a new potential pathway for a new behavior. I work on a medical team w social workers so thank you for the work you’re doing.