American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

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Articles in Jul 2005 issue of American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

• An Interview with André M. Weitzenhofer, Ph.D., Sc.B., Sc.M., M.A.
  by Yapko, Michael D
• Premedication in children: Hypnosis versus midazolam
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Impact on health status of a hypnosis clinic in general practice
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• effects of meditation and visual imagery on an immune system disorder: Dermatomyositis, The
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Relations between hypnotizability and psychopathology revisited
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Advances in neuroscience relevant to clinical hypnosis: A clinician's perspective
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Hypnosis in contemporary medicine
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Epidemiology of sleep: Age, gender, and ethnicity
  by Feldman, Jeffrey B
• Reality monitoring in hypnosis: A real-simulating analysis
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Detecting hypnotically altered states of consciousness
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Hypnosis and the altered state debate: Something more or nothing more?
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Biofeedback and hypnosis in pain management
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• phenomenology of deep hypnosis: Quiescent and physically active, The
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Altering the state of the altered state debate: Reply to commentaries
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Levels of explanation and the concept of a hypnotic state
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Trance and the trickster: Hypnosis as a liminal phenomenon
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Multileveling the playing field: Altering our state of consciousness to understand hypnosis
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• "Hypnopuncture"-A dental emergency treatment concept for patients with a distinctive gag reflex
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Hypnotic emotional numbing: A study of implicit emotion
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Altered states of consciousness and hypnosis in the twenty-first century
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Gassner's exorcism-not Mesmer's magnetism-is the real predecessor of modern hypnosis
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Clinical applications of "waking' hypnosis from a cognitive-behavioural perspective: From efficacy to efficiency
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• EEG patterns and hypnotizability
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Brain correlates of subjective reality of physically and psychologically induced pain
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Beliefs and opinions regarding hypnosis and its applications among Chinese professionals in medical settings
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• A long-term therapeutic concept for patients with a severe gag reflex
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Remembering André Weitzenhoffer, Ph.D.
  by Frischholz, Edward J
• Teamwork Approach to Clinical Hypnosis at a Pediatric Pulmonary Center
  by Anbar, Ran D
• Strange crimes and criminals
  by Gravitz, Melvin A
• How to use hypnosis in the treatment of bed-wetting?
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Is hypnosis an altered state of consciousness or what?
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Best of both worlds: How to integrate hypnosis and biofeedback with empathy and hypnotic assessment procedures
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• five factor model of personality and hypnotizability: Little variance in common, The
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Experiencing Hypnotizability Scale Motor Items by an Amputee: A Brief Report
  by Page, Roger A
• A discourse with our genes: The psychosocial and cultural genomics of therapeutic hypnosis and psychotherapy
  by Gafner, George
• Reflections on some unresolved issues in hypnosis
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Empirical resolution of the altered state debate
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• Motor imagery in hypnosis: Accuracy and duration of motor imagery in waking and hypnotic states
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• memory trace reactivation and reconstruction theory of therapeutic hypnosis: The creative replaying of gene expression and brain plasticity in stroke rehabilitation, The
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II
• cognitive interview: Does it successfully avoid the dangers of forensic hypnosis?, The
  by Wickramsekera, Ian II