Tele-hypnosis in the Treatment of Adolescent School Refusal
@article{Aviv2006TelehypnosisIT,
title={Tele-hypnosis in the Treatment of Adolescent School Refusal},
author={Alex Aviv},
journal={American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis},
year={2006},
volume={49},
pages={31 - 40}
}Abstract Few studies have presented the use of hypnosis in the treatment of school refusal. These studies haven't approached the problem of self-hypnosis during the stressful morning hours. This paper introduces a therapeutic approach, which utilizes known hypnotic techniques, but rehearses them via the telephone, while the patient is at his/her house or on the way to school and the therapist is at the office. Twelve school-refusal adolescents were treated with different hypnotherapy techniques…
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