American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

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Articles in Oct 2004 issue of American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

• A Continuum of Hypnotherapeutic Interactions: From Formal Hypnosis to Hypnotic Conversation
  by Teleska, John
• Treating compassion fatigue
  by Kluft, Richard P
• Childhood habit cough treated with self-hypnosis
• Hypnotherapeutic Ego Strengthening with Male South African Coronary Artery Bypass Patients
  by de Klerk, Jacoba E
• Enhancing Suggestibility: The Effects of Compliance vs. Imagery
  by Lynn, Steven Jay
• Increased cerebral functional connectivity underlying the antinociceptive effects of hypnosis
• efficacy of hypnosis in the reduction of procedural pain and distress in pediatric oncology: A systematic review, The
• Stressors Associated with Dyspnea in Childhood: Patients' Insights and a Case Report
  by Anbar, Ran D
• Brief therapy: Lasting Impressions
  by Peters, Patricia
• Autonomic and EEG correlates of emotional imagery in subjects with different hypnotic susceptibility
• Editorial
• Four decades of group hypnosis scales: What does item-response theory tell us about what we've been measuring?
• An argument for a qualitative research approach to hypnotic experiencing and perceptually oriented hypnosis
• Salient findings: Pivotal reviews and research on hypnosis, soma, and cognition
• Treatment with hypnotherapy reduces the sensory and motor component of the gastrocolonic response in irritable bowel syndrome
• effect of pseudo-psychic demonstrations as dependent on belief in paranormal phenomena and suggestibility, The
• Hypnotizability as an adaptive trait
• historical role of hypnosis in the theoretical origins of transference, The
• See clearly: Suggestion, hypnosis, attention, and visual acuity
• Reality monitoring in hypnosis: A pilot investigation
• Therapeutic utilization of spontaneous out-of-body experiences in hypnotherapy
• Trance and treatment: Clinical uses of hypnosis
  by Mott, Thurman Jr
• evolution of psychotherapy: A meeting of the minds, The
  by Parsons-Fein, Jane
• effect of hypnotherapy on procedural pain and state anxiety related to physiotherapy in women hospitalized in a burn unit, The