Analgesia/Anestesia Ipnotica (clinica)/en
| ID | tec_analgesia_ipnotica
|
|---|---|
| Categoria | ipnosi |
| Prima comparsa | 2025 |
| Corsi | Master IT modulo 11 |
Analgesia/Anestesia Ipnotica (clinica) is a technique of the Method Paret in the ipnosi category for pain management in medical and dental contexts through controlled, non-verbal altered states of consciousness.
Definition
In the Method Paret, Hypnotic Analgesia/Anesthesia is the clinical application of magnetic fascination and quantum techniques to reduce or eliminate pain perception. It is distinguished into analgesia (reduction of pain sensation) and anesthesia (complete absence of perception). The technique operates according to the method's fundamental principle: every thought or idea causes a physical reaction — pain is modulable by reorienting the patient's neurological map.
When it is used
- Dental procedures (extractions, root canals, cleanings)
- Minor surgical procedures in collaboration with medical facilities
- Acute pain management in hospital settings
- Chronic pain resistant to conventional therapies [to be confirmed by Marco]
- Post-operative rehabilitation
- Psychosomatic preparation for invasive diagnostic procedures
Components and steps
- Non-verbal hypnotic rapport: Establishment of the state of presence and preliminary fascination according to the patient's sensory hierarchy
- Dissociation from pain: Reorientation of conscious attention toward internal or external resources using hieratic techniques
- Sensory neutralization: Application of indirect hypnosis and post-hypnotic suggestions for transforming pain perception
- Neurovegetative anchoring: Stabilization of autonomic circuits via [to be confirmed by Marco] quantum techniques
- Post-procedure control: Maintenance of the altered state during the medical procedure
- Reintegration and seal: Conscious recovery with partial or total amnesia of discomfort
Distinctions
- vs Classical Ericksonian Hypnosis: The Paret method favors non-verbality and somatic fascination over narrative and verbal metaphors; it acts on the neurosensory map rather than narrative construction
- vs Di Pisa/Campanelli Techniques: Integrates contributions from Di Pisa and Campanelli but within the holistic framework of mind-body-one, with emphasis on the Paret sensory hierarchy
- vs Pharmacological Anesthesia: Preserves partial awareness, allows communication during the procedure, zero systemic side effects
Courses where it is taught
- Master Practitioner IT — Module 11 (specialist)
- Advanced Swiss Day 5 — Intensive clinical session
- Specialist certification: Hypnotic Analgesia Expert (post-Master)
Notes
- Medico-legal context: This technique always requires formal collaboration with responsible physicians and dentists; the Paret operator provides hypnotic support, not autonomous clinical management
- Common error: Confusing absence of reported pain with absence of tissue damage — medical monitoring remains essential
- Individual variability: Susceptibility depends on neurosensory factors [to be confirmed by Marco]; some patients require recalibration of the sensory hierarchy