2019 Poster Session

As of the date below, the following Posters and Authors were scheduled to participate in the SCEH 2019 Annual Conference.

Posters are listed in alpha order by author name. Poster authors will participate in small "Poster Blitz" sessions during the Scientific Program and present their posters live at our Poster Session on Saturday evening.

Updated: 10/7/2019    

Hypnosis in Opioid Addiction Recovery: Using What We Know About Chronic Pain
Casey Applegate-Aguilar, MA, MS

Increasing Accessing to Hypnosis Interventions for Smoking Cessation and Weight Management in Communities of Color
Alexius Babb, MA

Music and Hypnosis
Mattie Biggs, BA

Adult ADHD and Hypnosis
Hailey Billings, BA

Use of Hypnosis in Couples Therapy: Facilitation of Empathy and Conflict Resolution
Monika Gutkowska, PsyD

Brain Regions Involved in Hypnosis: Clinical Implications
Sarah Hale

Study Protocol: A Randomized Trial Using Hypnosis for Symptom Management in Elective Orthopedic Surgery
Jessie Kittle, MD

Development and Validation of the rHIP (remote HIP)
Jessie Kittle, MD

A Neurobiological Model for Treating Complex Traumatic Stress
Morgan McCowan, BA

Hypnosis for Pain Management During Labor and Delivery
Elizabeth Miller, MEd, LCDC, LPC

Hypnosis and the Treatment of ADHD
Julie Miller, BS

Clinical Hypnosis for Chronic Pain Management - Literature Review
Erica Pereira

Clinical Hypnosis as an Adjunct to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Shelby Robinson, MEd, MA

Premature Termination in Group Hypnosis: Client Factors as Predictors

Anna Ryden, BS

The Mechanistic Intersection between Hypnosis and Mindfulness: A Socio-Psychological Perspective
Lauren Simicich, BS

Four case studies from a clinical hypnosis intervention in Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome patients
Rachel Smith, BA

Treating Dissociative Disorders in Children with Hypnosis, a Literature Review
Madeline Stein, MA

Hypnotic Susceptibility in Fibromyalgia
Katy Stimpson, BS

Images of Hypnosis
Samuel Stork, MS

What Are Brain Activation Patterns and Other Neurophysiological Correlates of Specific Hypnotic Experiences?
Horace Walcott, DVM, MSPH, MSc, DHSc