Hypnosis & The American Medical Association

In 1958, hypnosis was declared as a valid form of therapy by the American Medical Association (AMA). See how hypnosis and hypnotherapy can improve your life at Meridian Peak Hypnosis

In 1958, Hypnosis was recognized by the American Medical Association (AMA) as a method for applications in both medicine and dentistry.

Since then hypnosis has become highly respected and sought after to alleviate a number of conditions, to manage habits and relieve stress using the vast resources of the subconscious mind.

Additional information:

• Wikipedia article on hypnosis and the American Medical Association’s approval in 1958
• MSN Healthy Living article on Hypnosis and the American Medical Association

The American Board of Medical Hypnosis exists for the purpose of certifying hypnosis practitioners for physicians.  Currently, hypnosis is a legal replacement for anesthesia in 7 states in the USA.  This means during surgery, the patient forgoes medication and is instead in the hypnotic state while a gall bladder or appendix is removed, for example.

• Click here for a video of a surgery done while the patient was under hypnosis (graphic content)
• Click here for a video of a dental procedure done while the patient was under hypnosis

Hypnosis is safe, natural, prescription free and has a wide variety of uses.

Hypnosis’s High Success Rate

In a study in American Health Magazine, hypnosis and hypnotherapy have a 93% success rate compared with lower results from other methods of therapy which require far more sessions.  Click here to learn more about hypnosis and its high success rate.

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