The short program is aimed at psychologists, psychotherapists, and doctors who treat patients with chronic pain. After a detailed presentation of the theoretical and empirical foundations of pain and hypnosis therapy, the program describes the total of 11 weekly sessions. Intervention methods include cognitive-behavioral elements to increase activity levels and to avoid pain-promoting activities, which are combined with hypnotherapeutic interventions for pain reduction. The goal is to teach patients to autosuggestively enter a deeply relaxing, dissociated state during pain attacks. Studies demonstrate the program's high effectiveness, showing a significant reduction in pain intensity and medication consumption.