Overreactive patients present therapists with challenges similar to those experienced by the clients themselves. Carolyn Daitch explains in this book the reasons and effects of poor affect regulation in the lives of patients and what hypnotherapeutic interventions can achieve in this context. The author first describes the neuropsychological connection between emotions and overreactivity and then presents 31 tools that therapists from various schools can use in addition to their respective therapies. The approach to affect regulation occurs both at the level of these tools and at the level of the disorders. Daitch demonstrates the application and combination of the tools in cases of anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders, post-traumatic stress disorders, and various relationship issues, including those between couples, colleagues, friends, and parents.