Hypnotic Age Regression and the Reparenting of Self

Abstract

This article explores the efficacy of combining hypnotic age regression with a self-reparenting technique based on the work of Robert and Mary Goulding and Muriel James. It demonstrates that providing the adult client with a hypnotically-accessed experience of a childhood scene while supporting and nurturing the childhood self can be a powerful catalyst to change. The problems inherent in using the technique with severe character disorders is also explored.

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Reese Price

Reese Price, Ph.D., is a Regular Member of ITAA and works at the Tulsa Psychiatric Center.