2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijoa.2015.03.003
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Post-traumatic stress disorder managed successfully with hypnosis and the rewind technique: two cases in obstetric patients

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“…In completers, there was a significant decrease in level of PTSD symptoms ( η 2 = 0.5). (see Sperlich et al, 2011 ) Not reported Slater ( 2015 ) 2/2 (100%) Patient 1: Still anxious, but persistent neutral feelings about previous childbirth. Uneventful caesarean, healthy baby A few weeks Patient 2: relaxation during hypnosis.…”
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“…In completers, there was a significant decrease in level of PTSD symptoms ( η 2 = 0.5). (see Sperlich et al, 2011 ) Not reported Slater ( 2015 ) 2/2 (100%) Patient 1: Still anxious, but persistent neutral feelings about previous childbirth. Uneventful caesarean, healthy baby A few weeks Patient 2: relaxation during hypnosis.…”
Section: Results Of the Systematic Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies included only patients that were self-referred (e.g. Beck & Barnes, 2006 ; Twohig & Donohue, 2007 ) or referred by their maternity care provider (Slater, 2015 ; Stramrood et al, 2012 ) based on reporting PTSD (symptoms), while in two studies recruitment consisted of screening all pregnant women of a certain cohort for PTSD (symptoms) (e.g. Stevens et al, 2019 ; Weinreb, Wenz-gross, & Upshur, 2018 ).…”
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