Hypnoreflexogene Methode der Geburtsvorbereitung nach Schauble

 

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Zusammenfassung

Hintergrund / Methodik: Die moderne Hypnotherapie eröffnet für die Geburtshilfe die Möglichkeit, Schwangeren durch das Erlernen subhypnoider Entspannungsformen die Wehen vor und während der Geburt erträglicher zu machen. Ergebnisse / Schlussfolgerung: Zahlreiche Studien haben gezeigt, dass die hypnoreflexogene Methode (HypnoMentales Training) Ängste vor der Geburt reduziert, Geburtsschmerzen verringert, die Geburtsdauer und die Rekonvaleszenz verkürzt, postnatale Depressionen vermindert und die Beziehung zwischen Mutter und Kind fördert.

Abstract

Background / Methods: This article presents the results of the application of hypnotherapy for obstetrics with a special focus on the hypnoreflexogenous method of childbirth preparation. Results / Conclusion: The programme specifically developed by Schauble as the hypnoreflexogenous method is an appropiate and efficient tool to interrupt the fear-tension-pain / pain-tension-fear circuit. Women who were prepared with the hypnoreflexogenous method had significantly less fear and pain, required significantly less analgesia, had a shorter period of labour and delivery and recovered faster from labour.

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