Misuse of Hypnosis in Sexual Contexts: Two Case Reports

Venn, Jonathan

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“…Most involve male hypnotists abusing female patients/subjects 33-37 but a case exists of a possible use of hypnotism to facilitate homosexual seductions. 38 The contentious area is whether or not a hypnotised subject can be coerced into doing something he or she does not wish to do.…”

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Sexual arousal and orgasm in subjects who experience forced or non-consensual sexual stimulation – a review

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Berlo

2004

Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine

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Sexual arousal and orgasm in subjects who experience forced or non-consensual sexual stimulation – a review

Levin

Berlo

2004

Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine

114

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Applying Hypnosis in Forensic Contexts

Scheflin

2013

The Handbook of Forensic Psychology

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Lay therapy again: is sexual involvement legitimate as treatment for non‐sexual disorders?

Vingoe

1996

Contemporary Hypnosis

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Pope (1994) and his colleagues have carried research on the sexual attraction/relationship between therapists and their clients, and supervisors and their trainees in clinical psychology. Their findings have caused some concern, particularly with reference to the relative lack of training in this area. Both professionally qualified therapists and unqualified lay therapists are at risk. When hypnosis is involved, there may be concern that a sexual relationship could develop between therapist and client. The present paper includes a case study involving a lay therapist who was alleged to have committed various sexual offences with three of his clients. The results of this study are discussed and the implications for training underlined. Copyright © 1996 British Society of Experimental and Clinical Hypnosis

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Misuse of Hypnosis in Sexual Contexts: Two Case Reports

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Sexual arousal and orgasm in subjects who experience forced or non-consensual sexual stimulation – a review

Sexual arousal and orgasm in subjects who experience forced or non-consensual sexual stimulation – a review

Applying Hypnosis in Forensic Contexts

Lay therapy again: is sexual involvement legitimate as treatment for non‐sexual disorders?

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