Fertility, Childbirth and Hypnosis
The American Hypnosis Association presents thirty-six (36) studies related to Fertility, Childbirth and Hypnosis.
- Study 1: Hypnosis – Allows for Less Medication and Less Labor Pains
- Study 2: Hypnosis – To Shorten Labor, Reduce medication to control pain or to lengthen pregnancy if expectant mother goes into labor too early
- Study 3: Hypnosis – Infertility
- Study 4: Hypnosis – To Help Embryo Transfer at Fertility Clinic
- Study 5: Hypnosis and Male Sexual Dysfunction
- Study 6: More – Hypnosis and Male Sexual Dysfunction
- Study 7: Hypnosis and Impotence
- Study 8: Self-Hypnosis for Labor and Childbirth
- Study 9: Effect of Hypnosis on Labor and Birth Outcomes (focuses on pregnant adolescents)
- Study 10: Hypnosis to Help Achieve Uncomplicated Birth
- Study 11: Self-Hypnosis for Pain Relief During Labor
- Study 12: Hypnosis to Enhance Female Fertility
- Study 13: Hypnosis for Maternal Stress
- Study 14: Hypnosis for Labor
- Study 15: Hypnosis for Psychological Symptoms after Childbirth
- Study 16: Impact of Hypnosis During Pregnancy and Childbirth
- Study 17: Hypnosis for Pain Management in Labor
- Study 18: Hypnofertility-Based Nursing Care to Reduce Cortisol Levels and Help Relaxation in Woman Undergoing In Vitro Fertilization Treatment (IVF)
- Study 19: Hypnosis-Based Interventions During Pregnancy and Childbirth and Their Impact on a Woman’s Childbirth Experience
- Study 20: Hypnotherapy to Reduce Fear and Pain During Labor and to Improve the Childbirth Experience
- Study 21: Hypnosis for Labor and Childbirth
- Study 22: Hypnosis Before Birth to Reduce Fear of Childbirth
- Study 23: Hypnosis to Reduce Consumption of Pain Medicines during Childbirth and Pregnancy – and to Increase the Rate of Normal Vaginal Delivery
- Study 24: Hypnotherapy for Pain and Depression after Birth for Women with Post Caesarean Delivery
- Study 25: Hypnotherapy to Reduce Pre-Caesarean Section Anxiety
- Study 26: Hypnotherapy to Reduce Anxiety and Cortisol During Pregnancy
- Study 27: Hypnotherapy to Reduce Anxiety of High Risk Pregnant Women
- Study 28: Hypnosis for Women’s Pain During Post Partum Periods (between birth and 6 to 8 weeks after birth)
- Study 29: Hypnotherapy for Extreme Nausea and Vomiting During Pregnancy
- Study 30: Hypnotherapy Before Birth for Anxiety about Childbirth
- Study 31: Hypnotherapy’s Effect on Weight in First Trimester of Pregnant Women with Emesis Gravidarum
- Study 32: Hypnotherapy in Pregnancy for Stress
- Study 33: Hypnotherapy and Classical Music Therapy for Anxiety of Third Trimester Pregnant Women
- Study 34: Hypnotherapy Combined with Aromatherapy for Emesis Gravidarum
- Study 35: Self-Hypnosis to Reduce Anxiety of Pregnant Women in Third Trimester
- Study 36: Hypnobirthing and Prenatal Yoga for Pain and Labor Duration
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