Sylabus
Psychological self-regulation methods: Progressive self-regulation (E. Jacobson), Autogenic training (J.H.
Schulz), - Essence of hypnosis: Increased suggestibility, Altered state of consciousness, Interpersonal relationship, Secondary characteristics - Hypnability: Measurement of hypnotability, Hypnability and personality, Influence of hypnobility - Hypnotic phenomena: Motor, Perception, Vegetative response, Analgesia, Age regression, Amnesia, Posthypnotic suggestions - Application of hypnosis: Medicine, Experimental psychology, Pedagogy, Sport - Meditation, Yoga.
Anotace
The aim of the course is to provide not only a short theoretical overview of self-regulation techniques and hypnosis, but above all to offer students the opportunity to have their own experience and to be able to describe and communicate these feelings to each other. Therefore the nature of the teaching is focused on practical exercises, both individually and in pairs. After completing the subject each of the participants should be able to apply self-regulation techniques and self-hypnosis to improving the ability to concentrate and memory, or and sports performances.
In addition, to apply the hypnosis in Psychotherapy, Psychodiagnostics,
Experimental Psychology, Rehabilitation, Surgery, Dentistry, Oncology and Clinical Sexology.
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