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Addictions and Hypnosis

The American Hypnosis Association presents fifteen (15) studies related to Addictions and Hypnosis.

  • Study 1: Hypnosis and Cocaine
  • Study 2: Hypnosis and Methadone
  • Study 3: Hypnosis and Marijuana, Cocaine and Alcohol
  • Study 4: Self-Hypnosis for Drug and Alcohol Abuse
  • Study 5: Case Study – Hypnosis for Chemical Dependency (and future related Imagery)
  • Study 6: Hypnosis and Heroin
  • Study 7: Hypnotherapy to Decrease Depression of Patients at Addiction Recovery Centers
  • Study 8: Four Cases Studies: Hypnosis for Marijuana and Methamphetamine Addiction
  • Study 9: Hypnosis for Pain Relief (Instead of Opioids)
  • Study 10: Hypnosis for Internet Addiction
  • Study 11: Hypnotherapy to Reduce Addictions Symptoms and Increase Problem-Oriented Coping
  • Study 12: Hypnotherapy to Stop Drug/Alcohol Addiction and to Build Resilience
  • Study 13: Hypnotherapy for Substance Use
  • Study 14: Hypnosis for Social Media Addiction
  • Study 15: Hypnotherapy for Withdrawal Symptoms
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