hypnosis books

Somebody stole my copy....




oh dear, it was actually this one.

I recommend Michael Yapko's Trancework.

www.amazon.co.uk/Trancework-Introduction-Practice-Clinical-Hypnosis/dp/0415884942/

bigtomm wrote: »

can you tell me a personal reference to this book?

Do you mean why am I recommending it?

I regard Michael Yapko (American clinical psychologist and one of the top clinical hypnosis trainers in the world) to be an extremely knowledgeable, serious, and skilled practitioner, trainer, and writer. I have read many of his books, watched his training DVDs, listened to his training audio CDs, and watched his training webinars.

Trancework has probably been the top hypnosis book for decades now, and I think it's the best out of all the hypnosis and hypnotherapy books I've read - unless you're a mental health clinician who already has a background in hypnosis, and then perhaps it's the 2nd edition of the Handbook of Clinical Hypnosis:
http://www.apa.org/pubs/books/4317205.aspx?tab=2

Here is Yapko talking a little about Trancework, he has many videos online if you want to check him out:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mT58cg0i0y8

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