The Wall Street Journal covers Medical Hypnosis

“Medical Hypnosis: You Are Getting Very Healthy” says the article, published April 9th, 2013 by the WSJ.

This article describes the journey of Dr. Jeanne Safer, a New York Psychologist who uses hypnotherapy to help manage her symptoms of cancer (Leukemia), and to put her at ease before surgeries.

“Indeed, scientific evidence is mounting that hypnosis can be effective in a variety of medical situations, from easing migraine headaches to lowering blood pressure, controlling asthma attacks, minimizing hot flashes and diminishing side effects from chemotherapy.” – Melinda Beck, the Wall Street Journal

Read the rest of the article here.

The Washington Times cites Hypnotherapy Successes

Paul Mountjoy of the Washington Times covered hypnotherapy’s successes in scientific literature:

“The American Psychology Association (APA) website has declared most clinicians now agree hypnotherapy can be a powerful, effective therapeutic technique for a wide variety of conditions.”

“A German university meta-analysis of 444 studies supported this claim, concluding a 64 percent success rate with hypnotherapy for stress, anxiety, and chronic pain.”

Read the full article here.