The Valencia model of waking hypnosis: attractive and efficient model
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v22i85.617Keywords:
Hypnosis, Waking Hypnosis, Valencia model of waking hypnosisAbstract
Traditionally Hypnosis has been related to relaxation, though that association fosters on a conception of hypnosis already overcome. Thus, induction methods of hypnosis can focus either on relaxation or activation, being therapeutic purposes the ones to take into account in order to choose between them. The importance of both expectations and motivation to explain hypnosis implied processes, as much as people’s daily life coping behaviours is explained. The Valencia Model of Waking Hypnosis (VMWH) protocol is exposed as an efficient therapeutic means to link together ones to the others.
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