i feel very slurred, slurred words, thoughts, imaginations and even dreams seem slurred. could hypnotherapy or isochronic tones be the cause?

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Can triazolam cause abnormal thoughts, dreams?

Answer 1

Slurred?: It sounds like you feel very slowed down, but "slurred" words and thoughts can also come from using alcohol or various other drugs. Please talk with the doctor prescribing your citalopram about this. Stop using the isochronic tones. If done by a licensed and well-trained professional, hypnotherapy is not likely to have effects like these. If not working with a psychiatrist, please do so.

Answer 2

Probably not: Clarify 'slurred'. If it is paroxysmal (sudden) in onset) and lasts only a few minutes one would be conserned about focal seizures or even a blood flow issue. Focal seizures tend to occur more often at night durring sleep stage transitions.

Answer 3

Yes: It probably is notthebesttreatment.

Answer 4

Yes: Hypnotherapy has been very effective for certain individuals regarding different medical concerns or illnesses. It would be wise to thoroughly research specific hypnotherapists prior to choosing one to help. Also, as with all complimentary or alternative medical treatments, results can vary widely so what works very well for one person may not be effective for another.

Answer 5

Yes: Emdr is another effective accepted method for ptsd treatment. It may take several sessions but for many people it is the only thing that cures it for them.

Answer 6

Autosuggestion: Hypnosis involves focused concentration and autosuggestion to create one of a number of different altered states of consciousness. For the purposes of self-healing and personal growth, we aim for a very specific state of consciousness, one of serenity, acceptance, and exquisite presence. This state can be used to give yourself affirmations that act as positive post-hypnotic suggestions.

Answer 7

Heightened focus: Hypnosis is a heightened state of focus which allows the practitioner to control his autonomic responses. All hypnosis is self-hypnosis- the therapist is but a coach or guide.

Answer 8

Open to suggestion: Hypnosis is a state, often accompanied by relaxation, in which you focus your awareness and are open to suggestion. Hypnosis is always self-hypnosis - the hypnotist simply guides you in finding this state. It is not something the hypnotist "induces", and you can not be forced to do something you do not want to do through hypnosis. Different people also have varying susceptibility to hypnosis.

Answer 9

Altered state: Hypnosis is an altered state of deep relaxation and focused concentration where one is more open to suggestion. Self-hypnosis is the same state just self-induced as opposed to being induced by a hypnotist. Both can be used for therapeutic purposes.

Answer 10

Yes: Techniques involving hypnosis can be very helpful in identifying past stressful events which can lead to symptoms. Sometimes, the symptoms can be relieved without delving into past experiences, but when the symptoms are not helped or relapse, hypnosis can indeed be very effective.

Answer 11

Real: Hypnosis can be very useful in "uncovering the subconscious" much quicker tha with other methods. And uncovering the subconsious can be the key to dealing with certain annoying symptoms. Do not confuse stage hypnosis with the serious use of hypnosis in medical situations.

Answer 12

It is real: Physicians have been using hypnosis therapeutically much longer than we've been using medicines. Used correctly it is a very effective therapy. As evidence of it's real-ness let me point out to you that hypnosis has been used as sole anesthetic for surgery for 100 years. Ever experienced highway hypnosis? It is very real and part of the same phenomenon.

Answer 13

Hypnosis: Hypnosis is not a "gimmick, " but great care is needed in using it. Some may use hypnosis to "recover" memories of long-ago trauma, and the results may be questionable. Hypnosis can, however, help a person make connections that are not otherwise obvious -- and can be very helpful in relieving pain and anxiety. It's important to be working with a licensed practitioner who's certified in hypnosis.

Answer 14

Yes: Hypnosis is a tool which in the right hands can be very effective in getting a person to stop smoking. Remember, it is just a tool and how successful it is depends on the skill of the hypnotist.

Answer 15

Yes: Hypnosis works as well as any other modality of treatment, as long as the patient is truly motivated to quit.

Answer 16

Hypnosis: Works for few.

Answer 17

American Society of: Clinical Hypnosis - www.asch.net is an organization of licensed professionals who also are trained in clinical hypnosis and self-hypnosis training. Some members treat people for smoking cessation. Please avoid one time events and do learn self-hypnosis. Peace and good health.

Answer 18

HYPNOSIS: Stopping smoking with hypnosis seems to work best when the patient is ready to stop.

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