During my TMS treatments for major depressive disorder, I used self-hypnosis as a relaxation method. I incorporated the sensations of each set of stimuli as part of this relaxation. A few weeks after the treatments, I used self-hypnosis, as I often do, to relax prior to falling asleep. I was surprised to notice that that I could feel the sensations from the TMS treatment. More than that, I "overstimulated" myself in the same manner I was overstimulated from my very 1st TMS session. That was several months ago and I have not had to have a treatment since. I would be interested in helping anyone with such a study because I believe that anyone who knows hypnosis could help themselves with any TMS treatable situation.
James
A combination of the two may help; however, there may be the need to conduct studies into the relative benefits in a larger population, and to know if this is a cure or a relief with a long half-life.
Thanks for the replies, I have no experience in medical studies or medical science. I do not know how to set up for the study. I was hoping that someone would be willing to do such a study, in which case I would be thrilled to participate and discuss the project.
James
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