Listed below is a comprehensive collection of over 300 scholarly and peer-reviewed research articles (catalogued alphabetically by presenting issue) that provide valuable insight and information on hypnosis, beginning with three additional resources for further exploration:

  1. Dr. David Spiegel, Chair of Psychiatry at Stanford University has devoted his career researching over 7,000 patients using fMRI’s to explore how hypnosis works. His findings reveal how hypnosis gave way to significant changes in brain activity, muscle function, awareness, and pain receptivity, and the overall success of replacing opioids with hypnosis for pain management.

  2. An 18 study meta-analysis on weight loss and hypnosis concluded the subjects who received hypnosis treatments lost twice as much weight as those who did not, and kept it off years after treatment ended.

  3. Time Magazine highlights the scientific validity in hypnosis for smoking cessation, modulating anxiety, pain, weight loss and PTSD.

Hypnosis is a very powerful means of changing the way we use our minds to control perception and our bodies.
— David Spiegel, MD

Academic Performance (see also: Stress & Anxiety)

Addiction

Aging

Agoraphobia

Allergies

Athletics (see Sports Performance)

Alzheimers & Dementia

Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)

Burns

Cancer

Cataracts

Child Birth or HypnoBirthing: (See Motherhood, Fertility and Childbirth)

Depression

Diabetes

Erectile Dysfunction

Fears & Phobias (for Agoraphobia, see above)

Flow State

Glaucoma

Healing (see pain)

Headaches

Hemophilia

HIV

HPV

Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)

Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Memory

Motherhood, Fertility and Childbirth

Multiple Sclerosis

Overactive Bladder

Pain

Panic Attack

Parkinson’s Disease

Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD)

PTSD

Sleep

Smoking Cessation

Sports Performance

Stress & Anxiety

Strokes

Stuttering

Surgery and Speed Healing

Tinnitus

Tourettes Syndrom / Tics

Trichotillomania

Vomiting

Warts

Weight Loss

Other