by John D. Lentz (Author) Love Trance is a book that offers readers a way to stay in love forever. It bypasses the problems and offers significant methods of connecting, and enhancing your relationship. The author by combining concepts from marriage and family therapy, along with trance has offered new approaches to enhancing and staying in love forever. Because the book is written in such a way that it offers a method for one person to alter their relationship without even discussing the change with their partner, it is utilizing approaches that are new and creative. You are likely to find yourself feeling much more loving and noticing that your partner is as well when you put these techniques into practice. It uses methods that you used when you fell in love in the first place so it is very doable for you and for your partner. Since you and your partner fell in love in the first place it is easier to deepen that love and rekindle the fire from before, than you might think. It only takes a few techniques to change your life. Those techniques are here because the book is based upon research and clinical experience of a marriage and family therapist. Author Biography Dr. John D. Lentz is a popular marriage therapist because his approaches work, are respectful, and easy to put into practice. His ideas are his own, and based upon his unique ways of viewing relationships. You will discover easy ways to improve your relationship whether your partner ever reads this book or not. It is because by using the approach he offers you bypass some of the problems in relationships, and get right to improving it. Lentz has discovered unwritten rules that most people unwittingly accept that are like viruses that block improvement and stifle real connections. Dr. Lentz is a member of or supervisor in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, American Association for Pastoral Counselors, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, and the International Society of Clinical Hypnosis. He frequently offers workshops for therapists nationally, and internationally. He is the director of the Ericksonian Institute of Jeffersonville, Indiana where he teaches and practices marriage and family therapy as well as hypnosis. For over 22 years he was the Chief Chaplain at the Women's Prison in Kentucky, where he offered therapy and supervised students. During 18 years of that time he was also an adjunct professor at the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary where he taught the clinical applications of therapy.