Differential effects of hypnotherapy and cognitive behavioral therapy on the default mode network of depressed patients
Frontiers in Psychology June 27, 2024 Alina Haipt, David Rosenbaum, Kristina Fuhr et al.
Hypnosis has been applied in healing procedures since the earliest of recorded history and today it is implemented in a wholesome concept Hypnotherapy (HT1). On a neurophysiological level, hypnosis has been associated with parts of the Default Mode Network (DMN2), but its effects on this network when induced in a treatment setting of a widespread disorder, namely depression, have never been...