Term ID: T2290

Hypnotic Induction

/hypnotic-induction/
The process of guiding someone into a hypnotic state through relaxation, focused attention, and suggestion, varying in techniques and effectiveness across individuals.
Example: Progressive relaxation, focused breathing, imagery, or eye fixation techniques used to help individuals enter altered states of consciousness for therapeutic purposes.

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Reference: Weitzenhoffer (2000)