John Teleska, M.Ed., NBCCHIntegrative Medicine Department, Clifton Springs Hospital &Private Practice, Pittsford, NY (near Rochester)
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John Teleska, M.Ed., NBCCHIntegrative Medicine Department, Clifton Springs Hospital &Private Practice, Pittsford, NY (near Rochester)
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About John Teleska's practice About John Teleska
Interview w/ Teleska
Teleska's hypno blog
Blog archiveContact Endorsements by colleagues About hypnotherapy
What is hypnosis?
"Unconscious" means...?
What's it good for?
What will I experience?
How many sessions?
About hypnotic abilityHypnosis for...
...relief from anxietyfears, and phobias
...pain relief
...migraine relief
...birth & comfort
...recovering from trauma(including sexual abuse)
...people with cancerEvidence-based medical uses of hypnosis Articles by John Teleska
Hypnotic interaction
Engaging hypnotic ability
Modern hypnotherapyClient comments Client stories Selected bibliographies
Uses of hypnosis
Ericksonian hypnotherapy
Pain relief
Relief from migraines
Hypnosis and birthAbout Milton Erickson John Teleska's Music Site |
"I could try and figure something out all day long, but then if I just allow myself this kind of time and space, I get this deeper understanding that changes things."
—Client, using hypnosis to explore being confident abouthis own thinking and emotional responses "It's sort of like conversational biofeedback. It stimulates the unconscious to do what it can do." —Overheard, one young client explaining hypnotherapy to a friend"Ericksonian hypnotherapists are different. He told me stories that seemed to get inside me and mean something that made a difference." "When contractions came I just went with them. I had the sense that my body was talking to me... and I was listening." —K., mother of Sophia and Elliot(and a client with whom I worked before each birth)"The pain is just as intense, but now I have to consciously think about it to feel it." —Client, using hypnosis to learn to managethe chronic pain of a back injury"I never thought the body of a 72-year old woman could feel this good, never mind fibromyalgia." "I had internalized you—so I wasn't alone going into surgery. Then, as a result of your visit after my surgery, I went from being totally agitated and miserable to totally fine!"
—Client, using hypnotherapy for comfort before, during, and after surgery"You worked with me in a way that I felt like I did all this—it's not your will it's mine. And it's solid—I don't feel in danger of losing anything that I've gained."
—Client, 5 weeks after quitting smoking"I never suspected I had the power and the resources within me to have what I need and want—and that includes my ability to not have these migraines. I gained a new way of accessing what was there all along."
—Client, learning to gain relief from migraine headache"I had no idea how much I would learn about myself in such a supportive environment. I gained courage and confidence to proceed into situations where before, I shut down and erased myself to avoid emotional and physical fallout." "I received more help from this group in five weeks than I have from any other thing I've done in the last five years for my fibromyalgia symptoms." "During our sessions it came back to me that I know how to relax. Before, I might just sit in my stress, but now, after Ryan's birth, I use what I learned to set up a place at home to provide myself relaxation like that while I nurse him."
—Client, finding uses for self-hypnosis after giving birth
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