Trancework

Psychology & Self-Help Health & Medicine

Michael Yapko’s classic hardcover Trancework lays out the art and science of clinical hypnosis for students and seasoned therapists alike. First published in 1990, this 446-page volume remains a trusted reference for anyone curious about trance work, self-improvement, and alternative therapies.

The book balances scholarly insight with practical guidance, covering everything from mental-health applications to DIY mental exercises. Yapko’s clear explanations make complex ideas accessible, positioning the title at the intersection of psychology, self-help, and family therapy.

This vintage dust-jacketed copy is in good, collector-friendly condition: tight binding, crisp unmarked pages, no dog ears or tears, and sourced from a smoke-free home. It’s ready for immediate shelf or office use.

Ideal for psychologists, counselors, or motivation-minded readers, Trancework offers enduring strategies for communication skills, self-esteem, and therapeutic change. Secure a piece of modern hypnosis literature without the wait.