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Javid Neuro-Phenomenological Protocol (J-NPP): A Five-Stage Phenomenon-Based Hypnotherapeutic Framework for Pain Management

Javid Tajrishi

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) September 22, 2026 preprint DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22885075 (opens in new tab)

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Key points Proposes the Javid Neuro-Phenomenological Protocol (J-NPP), a five-stage, phenomenon-based hypnotherapeutic framework for pain management that uses subjective experience as a functional bridge rather than relying solely on verbal suggestion. The authors present it as a hypothesis-generating methodological framework and state that it does not establish clinical efficacy, a specific mechanism of action, or treatment of underlying medical conditions; they call for further controlled research.

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This preprint presents the Javid Neuro-Phenomenological Protocol (J-NPP), a five-stage, phenomenon-based hypnotherapeutic framework developed for pain management. The framework is organized around the progression from experiential phenomena and stabilization to therapeutic transformation, transfer, repetition, conditioning, and generalization. It emphasizes the use of subjective experience as a functional bridge within hypnotic intervention rather than relying solely on verbal suggestion. J-NPP is presented as a methodological and hypothesis-generating framework. The current document does not claim to establish clinical efficacy, a specific mechanism of action, or treatment of underlying medical conditions. Preliminary observations are described within their appropriate methodological limitations, and further controlled research is required to evaluate the framework's safety, effectiveness, mechanisms, and durability of effects. This work is intended to provide a structured basis for further clinical observation, methodological refinement, and empirical investigation of phenomenon-based hypnotic approaches to pain management.

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