(This blog was originally posted on
September 24, 2014)
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Teeth-grinding
is a physical manifestation of an emotion that the person is unable
or
unwilling to express verbally.
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According to John Kappas, Ph.D.,
whenever a person represses or holds in (does not express) an emotion the
displaced energy from that experience is converted into a physical “symptom” of
that emotional trauma. Even though there are no nerve endings in the brain,
emotions in the brain through our perceptions
(e.g., smell, taste, sight, hearing, touch). Electric impulses carry this
information through the body and begin to manifest physical discomfort in those
areas that are specifically associated with a certain repressed emotion, the Hypnosis Motivation Institute founder
stated.
Teeth grinding is a common manifestation of a Crying Syndrome, whose
symptoms affect the neck, chest and head. This behavior is usually done at
night while you are asleep, and can result in damage to the teeth or even to
the jaw. A component of the “body syndrome” model, Dr. Kappas believed that a
client who grinds his or her teeth usually knows why this behavior occurs. In
other words, the teeth-grinding behavior is a physical manifestation or symptom
of an emotion that the person is unable or unwilling to express verbally. Consequently,
a direct suggestion can be provided during hypnosis to stop this behavior.
“Your teeth will stop grinding back and forth to express [Problem X]. When you
express your feelings, you won’t need to grind your teeth anymore,” the
Hypnosis Motivation Institute founder advised.
As a certified hypnotherapist, it is out of my scope of expertise to
diagnose an illness or to recognize/identify specific symptoms that have a
psychological or physiological basis. Therefore, I do and will refer clients to an appropriate licensed medical or psychology
professional to determine the cause and/or treat that specific physical symptom
that. However, once this other expert has ruled out a medical etiology of your
symptom, with a follow-up referral from that licensed professional, I can
continue to work with you in hypnotherapy, which can provide complementary
therapeutic benefits and help to alleviate and/or control these symptoms and
help you to pursue and achieve your vocational and avocational self-improvement
goals.
*California
law allows me to provide hypnotherapy as a complementary or alternative
treatment to help you manage/control pain as a way to achieve vocational and
avocational self-improvement goals (Business and Professions Code
2908). However,
I must receive a referral from a licensed medical doctor or mental-health
professional in order to work with you on this issue. I would also need a
medical referral if your pain gets worse or your condition changes during the
therapy, or if your wakes you from sleep.
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