Hypnotic techniques are used in medical and therapeutic settings in various ways, whether for treating phobias, reducing stress, or preparing for exams. However, for beginners in hypnotherapy, it is often challenging to overcome apprehensions and find a successful entry into practice. Gerhard Schütz and Horst Freigang explain in this book, step by step, how to design and effectively implement a hypnosis script: What expressions should I use, and which should I avoid? How do I conduct hypnosis with clients who are difficult to hypnotize? How do I handle disturbances during the hypnosis process? Such questions and similar ones are clearly and comprehensively addressed, along with many examples.