Apport de l'hypnose eriksonienne dans la baisse du niveau d'anxiété prénatale chez la femme primigeste : étude de cas

Our findings revealed that hypnosis intervention had a significant beneficial effect on self-reported anxiety, which decreased during the week of hypnotic treatment. In addition, anxiety was found to increase again and returned to baseline levels after the withdrawal of treatment. Further study is needed to confirm these preliminary findings and to extend this pilot study to a wider population of pregnant women by making a complete longitudinal follow-up of the hypnotic treatment during pregnancy on two groups of women, a test group and a group of control.