Hypnosis and neurofeedback each provide unique therapeutic strengths and opportunities. This article provides an overview of some of the research on neurofeedback and hypnosis. The author's perspective and recommendations are provided on the relative clinical utility of using either neurofeedback or hypnosis as the initial treatment of choice with various clinical conditions.
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