Using Hypnosis for Insomnia for Recovering Alcoholics

12/10/2006 [+/-] show/hide this post


Insomnia can get in the way for recovering alcoholics.
What happens especially in the first few months of
recovery, is that there is a loss of the sedative
effects of alcohol. In addition, there is also
long-term sleep-disrupting impact that alcohol
dependence can have on the brain.

A new study gives further evidence that insomnia can
get in the way of recovery from alcohol problems. The
study also found that a person's perception of how bad
their sleep problems are can be just as important as
the actual sleep problems themselves.

Seth-Deborah Roth RN,DCHT(c),CRNA, NBCCH,
"Combining Medical Knowledge with Hypnosis"TM
Member National Board of Certified Clinical Hypnotherapists
Certified Medical Hypnotherapist & Regiistered Nurse Anesthetist

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