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• TITLE: “Twisties” and Olympic Games: A Role for Hypnosis in Top-Level Athletes Who Have Lost the Sense of the Self in Aerial Space?

  AUTHORS: Edoardo Casiglia, Valérie Tikhonoff

  KEYWORDS: Hypnosis, Olympic Games, Top-Level Athletics, Hypnosis, Depersonalization, Derealisation, Therapy

  JOURNAL NAME: Psychology, Vol.12 No.9, September 14, 2021

  ABSTRACT: “Twisties”, rarely affecting top-level predisposed young people engaged in athletic evolution and recently observed during the 2020 Olympic Games, sometimes have a psychodynamic origin (dissociation accompanied by depersonalization and derealisation) and could be treated with adequate hypnotic suggestions. This could shorten the recovery of these athletes through the awareness of a repressed trauma and/or a direct intervention on body awareness.