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Hypnosis in the treatment of hypnopompic hallucinations: a case report.

Abstract The short-term treatment of frightening hypnopompic hallucinations by hypnotic suggestions is described. The client re-experienced the hallucinated imagery in a deep state of hypnotically induced relaxation, such that the fearful aspect of these images would be reciprocally inhibited. In later hypnosis sessions, it was suggested that the client no longer have hypnopompic hallucinations. Although there appeared to be a continuation of the neuro-physiological arousal response associated with the imagery, the hallucinations stopped.