Hypnosis and areas of usage in science

Abstract

Hypnosis is considered as a situation that a person can accept suggestions where he keeps his awareness and turns towards his inner experiences. Studies provide comprehensive information about the neural correlations of hypnosis. Hypnosis studies are complicated in this sense. Many factors, such as context, expectation, and personality, affect the hypnotic response and the recommendations used. In today’s medical world, hypnosis is frequently used for treatment and therapy in cases such as analgesia and pain management, behavior and anxiety disorders, sexual dysfunction, dentistry problems, addiction. Hypnosis is used as a valuable application that can strengthen the hand of medicine, dentistry and mental health professionals in the treatment and therapies under the guidance of current information.

Keywords

• Hypnoses
• suggestion
• emotion
• cognition

Hipnoz ve bilimde kullanım alanları

Abstract

Hipnoz, kişinin farkındalığı korunarak iç deneyimlerine yöneldiği ve telkin kabul edebildiği bir durum olarak kabul edilmektedir. Yapılan çalışmalar hipnozun sinirsel korelasyonları hakkında kapsamlı bilgiler sunmakla birlikte hipnoz çalışmaları karmaşıktır. Bağlam, beklenti ve kişilik gibi birçok faktör, hipnotik yanıtı ve kullanılan önerileri etkilemektedir. Hipnoz günümüz tıp dünyasında aneljezi ve ağrı yönetimi, davanmış ve kaygı bozuklukları, cinsel işlev bozuklukları, diş hekimliği problemleri, bağımlılık vb. gibi durumlarda tedavi ve terapi amacıyla sıklıkla kullanılmaktadır. Hipnoz, güncel bilgiler rehberliğinde tıp, diş hekimliği ve ruh sağlığı profesyonellerinin tedavi ve terapilerde elini güçlendirebilecek çok değerli bir uygulama olarak kullanılmaktadır.

Keywords

• Hipnoz
• telkin
• duygu
• biliş

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