Trans -work: introduction to the practice of clinical hypnosis. Yapko M.

The book is a translation of the fourth, renewed and processed, American publication on clinical hypnosis, which describes in detail about all the foundations, merits, errors and dangers of hypnosis, while the entire hypnotic process is described sequentially from A to me, accompanied by examples of suggestions and Cases from hypnotic practice.

Despite its encyclopedicity, the book differs precisely by modernity, it considers all the latest research in the field of hypnosis: neurophysiological, sociological, psychological, etc. The originality of the author himself, together with various visors of the famous Hypnosis masters, with whom the author was familiar personally, and in combination with numerous links to the practice of Milton Erickson, recreate the multidimensional and multifaceted space of the hypnotic process and the idea of ​​what the true skill of the hypnotherapist is.

This book is on how to become a hypnosis specialist, and what is the secret between the ability to be hypnotic and formal conduct of a hypnosis session. This guide is not only for beginners to study hypnosis, but also for experienced specialists, helping to structure existing knowledge and experience.