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Hypnotic Relaxation and Insomnia: A Simple Solution?
Harry E. Stanton
Sleep and Hypnosis: A Journal of Clinical Neuroscience and Psychopathology 1999;1(1):64-67

Objective: After a brief review of the use of behavioral strategies in the treatment of sleep onset insomnia, attention is centered upon one such strategy, hypnotic relaxation. Methods: A specific technique embracing visualization of a garden scene; letting go of problems; and a special place visualization, is described and its application to the problem of insomnia illustrated by means of three case studies. Results: Each of these studies deals with a different type of insomnia: 1) slow sleep onset, 2) waking during the night, and 3) difficulty in sleeping during the day. Conclusions: The success of the technique with all three cases suggests it might well be used more widely in the treatment of insomnia.
Keywords:
hypnosis, relaxation, insomnia, therapy

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