Hypnotherapy definition

hĭpnō-thĕrə-pē
The use of hypnosis to treat medical disorders and conditions such as addictions, phobias, and depression, change unwanted habits and behaviors, induce relaxation, and complement psychotherapy.
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The use of hypnotism in treating illness, dependency, etc.
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The use of hypnosis to treat disorders such as addictions, phobias, and depression, to change unwanted habits and behaviors, to induce relaxation, and to complement psychotherapy.
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Treatment of disease by means of hypnotism.
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Noun

Singular:
hypnotherapy
Plural:
hypnotherapies

Hypnotherapy Sentence Examples

  • It suggested hypnotherapy was beneficial to students under exam stress and also to patients with chronic genital herpes.

  • Hypnotherapy to stop smoking by an experienced London hypnotherapist with just one quit smoking hypnosis session.. .

  • The British Medical Association approved hypnotherapy as a valid medical treatment in 1955 and the American Medical Association followed in 1958.

  • Has anyone tried hypnotherapy or any other suggestions please?

  • Trained in the Erickson methods, Rita uses hypnotherapy to assist others in achieving their goals.

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