How many of you have ever had a client with hysterical paralysis or something like that?

However, if they come in with hysterical paralysis, that probably won't be a very good way of working with them.

Meanwhile, Pierce is trying to treat a patient with hysterical paralysis.

In the last decade, a number of brain imaging studies have been done on patients suffering from hysterical paralysis.

Patients with hysterical paralysis have healthy nerves and muscles.

The Florida victims were women who were "described in a medical journal as having hysterical paralysis."

She swore, softly and with feeling, recognizing battle shock, otherwise known as hysterical paralysis.

All right: you had temporary hysterical paralysis of the upper articulation muscles."

In 1884 a case of hysterical paralysis cured by hypnotism started Freud on his own investigations.

All he'd suffered from was hysterical paralysis.

The hysterical paralysis had returned, taken over... He was trapped, he knew.

"Could the car have hysterical paralysis?"

The young woman in the closet is Jessica, the daughter of a patient Freud cured of hysterical paralysis 30 years earlier.

When I finally got a client with hysterical paralysis, I decided to try something similar to what Erickson had done.

"Like hysterical paralysis.

She dreams that she is wearing her grandmother's green dress, and that her legs have become frozen through hysterical paralysis.

"Hysterical paralysis," she said.

He had feared a return of the dream or, at least, of some of the physical symptoms of the hysterical paralysis - even the nausea.

Weakness/paralysis of a limb or the entire body (hysterical paralysis or motor conversion disorders)

Mesmer would take somebody with hysterical paralysis and make the paralysis go away, but later on the person would end up having some other kind of problem.

In "Mad Dogs and Servicemen," Michael O'Keefe played a soldier who suffered from hysterical paralysis.

If you want to you can make people unhappy, you can make them ill, or you can give people hysterical paralysis or phobias.

In a postscript conversation with Russell Baker, the series host, he discloses that decades ago he did indeed know a woman who, like his play's heroine, suffered hysterical paralysis.

His legs were still stiff, rebellious, from the hysterical paralysis of the dream, but he forced them to stride out, to cross the thirty yards of concrete to the Firefox.