Alleviating the after-effects of a stroke

Use relaxation to create a mirror effect. Use the mirror effect to extend the image of intact motor skills to all body functions affected by the stroke Learn to recreate this effect.

Marie had a stroke 8 months ago. Her doctor has confirmed that she is suffering from motor function problems. She feels that the muscles in her right arm and leg are painful and that they are often contracted. She is undergoing rehabilitation by a medical team. Recently, it was suggested that she consult a hypnosis professional for "hypnotic" rehabilitation sessions to reinforce the existing training sessions.

This hypnotic text was inspired by the work of Edmund Jacobson who evoked the idea that motor imagery provokes subliminal muscle activity (Jacobson, E. (1931). Electrical measurements of neuromuscular states during mental activities: V. Variation of specific muscles contracting during imagination. American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 96(1), 115-121.)

Bonus : Included in this hypnotic text are the hypnotic induction The hypnotic echo, a deepening and a revival..

Goals
To use what is going well, what has remained unharmed after the stroke and expand it to amplify and use the echo on what has been impaired.
To visualize the healthy or unharmed parts and transfer the visualization to where there has been impairment.

Caution : Before using this hypnosis text in a consultation, you must ensure that the subject's sequelae have been diagnosed by a licensed professional.

Note : Motor imagery is recommended in the chronic phase of a stroke as a therapy when combined with other motor rehabilitation treatments..

Targeted customers

This hypnosis script is suitable for adult clients.

The person who consults :

is suffering from the after-effects of a stroke;
is open to hypnotic rehabilitation.

...Imagine and feel that the waves slow down... slow down again and the surface of the water becomes a mirror... a mirror in which you look at yourself... you see your reflection... your reflection in this mirror... a reflection that represents who you were before the stroke... you project the past state to speak with ease... you feel the warmth spreading through your body... the pleasant sensations awaken that known past state... you project that reflection into the present and into the future... you look at it... take your time to observe the union of the past with the present and into the future... and, even if... some images are blurred, ... your subconscious observes the return to the desired state...

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