TI63
Self-Hypnosis
FR
AH
Linked to Émile Coué and the Nancy School, self-hypnosis rests on the self-induction of a modified state of consciousness and on suggestion by oneself, the subject constructing his own therapeutic statements. It unfolds across three poles: the management of the somatic symptom (chronic pain in particular), emotional regulation and the optimization of personal resources.
| Code | TI63 |
|---|---|
| Name (EN) | Self-Hypnosis |
| French name | Auto-hypnose |
| Acronym (FR) | AH |
| Founder(s) | Émile Coué (École de Nancy) |
| Year | charnière 19e-20e siècle |
| School / wave | Hypnose (École de Nancy) |
| Source volume | Volume 5 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies |
Authors & thinkers
This therapy is covered in detail (principles, indications, protocol, level of evidence) in Volume 5 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies. See the volume.