American Hypnosis Association Research Articles

The American Hypnosis Association presents twelve (12) studies related to Strokes and Hypnosis.

• Study 1: Hypnosis and Strokes – To Improve Motor Function, Range of Motion, Increased Grip Strength, Etc.
• Study 2: Hypnosis and Strokes – To Assist Recovery of Left Arm Function
• Study 3: Hypnosis and Strokes – To Regain Function in Arm and Leg Movements as well as to Improve Facial Muscle Control
• Study 4: Hypnosis and Strokes – To Assist Recovery of Arm Function Following Stroke and to Motivate Stroke Victims Who Manifest Negativism About Conventional Treatment
• Study 5: Hypnosis and Hemorrhagic Strokes (Strokes caused by the rupture of a blood vessel in the brain) – To Promote Nerve Function Recovery, Reduce Anxiety and Enhance Quality of Life
• Study 6: Hypnosis and Strokes: Descriptions of Improvements by Six Stroke Victims after Hypnosis
• Study 7: Hypnosis for Post-Stroke Muscle Tension
• Study 8: Hypnotherapy to Increase Muscle Strength in Stroke Patient with Weakness of One Entire Side of the Body
• Study 9: Hypnosis Combined with Exercise for Upper Extremity Muscle Strength in Non-Hemorrhagic Stroke Patients
• Study 10: Hypnosis for Rehabilitation of Young Stroke Survivors
• Study 11: Hypnotherapy to Treat Functional Stroke
• Study 12: Analgesic Hypnosis for a Post-Stroke Patient

You must be logged in to view this AHA Members Only content. Please use one of the links below:

• Existing AHA Members Login Here
• Not an AHA Member? Join the AHA today!