Pathway or Stream? A Metaphor for Non-directive Hypnosis
May 11, 2023
This painting is the most recent addition to my office walls. I don’t even know the name of the artist who painted the original –
Dr. Cherry is a regular blogger for Creative Healing for Youth in Pain (CHYP).
This painting is the most recent addition to my office walls. I don’t even know the name of the artist who painted the original –
I often recommend clinical hypnosis for management of a child’s irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or other form of chronic pain. Invariably, the parents’ first question
At the hospital where I used to work, there was a Healing Touch (HT) program, which sometimes reserved free spots for employees. Always curious, I
The first time I see a client for a hypnosis session, it’s not uncommon for them to ask if I will be using a pendulum. They’ve seen it in so many movies and cartoons: the hypnotist dangling a pocket watch or other items from a chain, swinging it in front of a person’s face, maybe chanting some kind of incantation.
When kids get stomach aches at school, we can be quick to jump to the conclusion that either a greasy lunch or anxiety is to
It’s not uncommon for people to approach me with the goal of understanding their emotions. Sometimes they have anxiety, which is contributing to chronic pain. Sometimes it is a specific fear. Or it might be a tendency toward depression.
Rebecca Cherry, MD, MPH, Elkins Park, PA
Phone: 215-422-3130
Address: 7848 Old York Rd, Suite 200A, Elkins Park, PA 19027