This text investigates the clinical application of hypnotherapy as a legitimate therapeutic tool for addressing psychosomatic and psychological disorders. The authors, David B. Cheek and Leslie M. LeCron, draw upon decades of clinical practice and research to establish a structured framework for the use of hypnotic induction in medical and psychiatric settings. The book presents a comprehensive methodology for practitioners to integrate hypnotic techniques into their existing treatment protocols, emphasizing the physiological and psychological mechanisms that facilitate patient recovery.

The subject matter points to a foundational, technical resource intended for medical professionals and licensed therapists seeking to incorporate hypnotherapy into their practice. The framing suggests a rigorous, clinical approach that prioritizes empirical observation and systematic application over speculative theory.