Hypnosis in Dentistry (3 Parts)

Synopsis: Three programmes in which David Simons, dentist and hypnotist, examines the range of fact and feeling associated with the theory and use of hypnosis in medicine.
1: Considers the history and theory of hypnosis, attempting also to deal with some of the misconceptions patients may have about it.
2: Looks at the power of suggestion in more detail, emphasising the importance of the ‘total surgery environment’ in producing a relaxed state in the patient.
3: Demonstrates on an adult and a child four methods of induction.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video
Year of production: 1984
Uses: Undergraduate dental students and dental practitioners.
Subjects: Dentistry
Keywords: anxiety disorders; dental health; hypnosis; pain management

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David Simons

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