Abstract
Abstract Touch and hypnosis are both powerful methods of communication. When the two modalities are combined they will often augment each other. There is a general taboo against touching which has kept therapists from utilizing touch to its fullest capacity. A review of the literature suggests that touch may be useful in combating anxiety, modifying undesirable physiologic responses and in achieving a positive therapeutic outcome. Techniques for employing touch to augment the effectiveness of hypnosis are described.
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