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FABIO Carnevale

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11th Congress of Medical Hypnosis

Istanbul Medipol University November 2018

Hypnotherapy: A Naturalistic Utilization of Patients Resources

Fabio Carnevalefabio.carnevale@alice.it

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Psychological ExperiencePsychosomatic ConditionNeurophysiological Phenomenon

PIERRE JANET

A MODIFIEDOrientation

Dissociative Disorders

Image taken from Human Connectome Project “Human brain’s pathways”

Patients’ Clinical ReportsEthiopatogenic Theories

Therapeutic Practice

Solutions

Plan

Follow UpView

Requirements

Problem

Busin

ess

Personal

Emotional

Exercise

Mindmap

Advice

Others Circumstances Negotiable

Money

Time

People

Time

Money

Defin

e

IssuesExplore

Feelings

Gather Data

Fact

False

Yes

No

Options

Outcomes

Situation

Motor Cognition and Default Model Network

Processes

Disorders

Differences

Hypnosis and Dissociation

Image by James Marsh

NaturalisticApproach

NATURALISTIC

ResourcesUtilization of

Tune natural hypnotic phenomena with terapeutic goals

Every therapeutic relationship is a

singularity

Recognize and utilize peculiarities and

characteristics

Work in a performative way

Seek out minimal cues

Naturalistic Layouts

Drive the attention towards dissociative processes

Autenticity

Hypnotist-Subject relationship

Rapport

The Patient is the Key

Resources

Singularity

Tailoring

Little Details

Minimal Cues

Naturalistic Approach to Hypnosis

RapportHypnotic contextTailoring

Dissociation

Resources

Minimal Cues

Change

Modify Alter Deconstruct Change

Hypnosis

Something made by the patient

PhenomenaA tale the patient is

interested in

MetaphoresThe language and the

world the patient lives in

Resources

Observe Play Utilize

Key Words

THERAPEUTIC CHANGE

DISSOCIATION

HYPNOTIC PHENOMENA

METAPHORES

Process

Prototyping

Singularity

MirroringListeningObserving

Idea

Developing

Rapport

Differences

Hypnotic Phenomena

Automatic drawningArm levitation

CatalepsyIdeomotor movements

Idemotor Responses

AmnesiaHypermnesia

New Memories

Memory Functions

Contraction Expansion

Projection into the futureRevivification

Time Distortion

AnesthesiaAnalgesia

Hallucinations

Modified Perception

SINGULARITY

PROTECT

UTILIZE

ACCEPTRapport

Differences

Minimal Cues

Tailoring

A Naturalistic Perspective

Photography by Storm Thorgerson

There is nothing deeper than what appears on the surface. (Georg W.F. HEGEL)

Thanks

fabio.carnevale@alice.it