Using Clinical Hypnosis To Help Stroke Victims
The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute define a stroke as when oxygen-rich blood that traditionally flows to the brain has been blocked. Almost immediately, brain cells begin to die when this happens. If there are significant brain cells that are damaged during this moment, a stroke is the end result. The body signals that a stroke is happening when there is a sudden weakness in the arms and legs and overall outer extremities. A person may also have trouble speaking and seeing at the same time. Recent research indicates that hypnosis can be used to assist a person and regaining motor skills that have been damaged during a stroke event.
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