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Key takeaways:
- In a short 13-minute PodMD medical podcast, Mindset Health Research Lead Claire Hall explains how to apply gut-directed hypnotherapy in clinical practice.
- Gut-directed hypnotherapy targets the brain-gut interaction to better manage IBS symptoms like pain, bloating, and altered bowel habits, complementing dietary changes and medication.
- Studies show app-based gut-directed hypnotherapy, such as Nerva, delivers outcomes comparable to in-person therapy while improving accessibility and affordability.
- Australian GPs can claim CPD points via RACGP for listening, and practitioners can refer patients online for 25% off a 12-month Nerva subscription.
Learn how to apply gut-directed hypnotherapy (GDH) in clinical practice in this episode of the PodMD medical podcast, featuring Claire Hall, Research Lead at Mindset Health.
In this short 13-minute podcast, Claire discusses:
How GDH works: GDH targets the brain-gut interaction to better manage symptoms like pain, bloating, and altered bowel habits.
Evidence: Studies show app-based GDH, such as Nerva, delivers outcomes comparable to in-person therapy, improving accessibility and affordability.
Management approach: GDH complements dietary changes and medication for personalized care.
Australian GPs can listen to this podcast to claim CPD points via RACGP.
Other practitioners may be able to listen to claim self-directed CPD.
