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American Hypnosis Association Research Articles

Pain and Hypnosis

The American Hypnosis Association presents fifty-four (54) studies related to Pain and Hypnosis.

  • Study 1: Hypnosis and Pain – Review of Clinical Trials
  • Study 2: Hypnosis and Pain – Another Review of Studies
  • Study 3: Hypnosis and Pain – Yet Another Review of Studies
  • Study 4: Hypnosis – Alternative to Sedation for Surgery
  • Study 5: Hypnosis for Pain During Plastic Surgery
  • Study 6: Hypnosis for Pain – Angioplasty Procedure
  • Study 7: Reason Why Hypnosis Alleviates Pain (not Because of release of Endorphins)
  • Study 8: Hypnosis for Pain – Fibromyalgia
  • Study 9: Hypnosis for Burn Pains
  • Study 10: Self-Hypnosis for Pain and Anxiety During Biopsy Outpatient Procedures
  • Study 11: Hypnosis for HIV Neuropathic Pain
  • Study 12: Hypnosis for Childbirth Pain
  • Study 13: Hypnosis for Phantom Limb Pain
  • Study 14: Hypnosis for Needle-Related Pain in Children and Adolescents
  • Study 15: Hypnosis for Low Back Pain
  • Study 16: Hypnosis for Chronic Pain – Meta-Analysis
  • Study 17: Hypnosis for Pain of Hospitalized Older Patients
  • Study 18: Hypnosis for Pain in Girls with Dysmenorrhea (Menstrual Cramps)
  • Study 19: Hypnosis and Self-Hypnosis for Pain in Chronic Diseases in Palliative Care
  • Study 20: Hypnotherapy for Pancreatitis Pain
  • Study 21: Hypnosis for Background Pain and Pain Anxiety in Men with Burns
  • Study 22: Self-Hypnosis for In-Hospital Chronic Pain
  • Study 23: Hypnosis for Pain Management for People with Haemophilia (disorder where the blood does not clot properly)
  • Study 24: Hypnosis for Chronic Pain – Outpatient Model
  • Study 25: Hypnosis to Control Pediatric Dentistry Pain and Anxiety
  • Study 26: Meta-Analysis of Effectiveness of Hypnosis for Pain
  • Study 27: Cognitive Hypnotherapy for Pain and Guilt in Individuals with a History of Suicide
  • Study 28: Hypnotherapy for Persistent Pain
  • Study 29: Hypnosis for Musculoskeletal and Neuropathic Chronic Pain
  • Study 30: Hypnosis for Pain and Anxiety in Cancer Patients
  • Study 31: Hypnosis to Alleviate Clinical Pain
  • Study 32: Neurophysiology of Hypnosis in Chronic Pain
  • Study 33: Chronic Pain: Effect of: Hypnosis, Cognitive Therapy, Hypnotic Cognitive Therapy, Pain Education
  • Study 34: Hypnotherapy for Fear, Pain and the Birth Experience
  • Study 35: Hypnosis for Chronic Pain in Outpatient Integrative Medicine
  • Study 36: Hypnosis for Chronic Neuropathic Pain
  • Study 37: Hypnosis Associated with 3D Immersive Virtual Reality Technology for Pain
  • Study 38: Hypnosis for Dysmenorrhea (abdominal pain felt during menstruation) in Adolescent Girls
  • Study 39: Hypnosis for Pain Management
  • Study 40: Hypnotherapy for Pain Intensity in Postoperative Patients
  • Study 41: Hypnosis for Pain Management
  • Study 42: Self-Hypnosis for Chronic Pain
  • Study 43: Hypnosis Combined with Biofeedback for Chronic Pain
  • Study 44: Hypnosis for Pain Before, During and After Surgery
  • Study 45: Hypnosis for Females’ Fibromyalgia Pain, Anxiety and Quality of Life
  • Study 46: Hypnosis for Pain Perception by Chronic Pain Patients
  • Study 47: Group Outpatient Hypnosis for Chronic Pain
  • Study 48: Hypnosis to Control Acute Pain
  • Study 49: Home-Care Hypnosis for Chronic Pain of Elderly Persons
  • Study 50: Hypnosis for Fibromyalgia Pain
  • Study 51: Hypnotherapy on Pain Intensity of Endometriosis
  • Study 52: Home Care Hypnosis for Pain of Elderly Women
  • Study 53: Hypnotherapy for Cervical Cancer Patient Pain
  • Study 54: Hypnosis and Music Interventions for Anxiety, Pain, Sleep and Well-Being in Palliative Care
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