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“I smoked for 20 years and never thought I could quit. Hypnosis made the
transition form smoker to non-smoker an easy experience without the
crutch of patches or the gum. I am a believer”.
~ K. F.
After one session I have never had a serious craving, never had any
moments of doubt, never looked back. I am now healthier and happier
enjoying a better quality of life.
~ Bill
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Stop Smoking
This
extremely successful program consists of two hypnosis sessions. Both sessions include hypnotherapy techniques, positive
affirmations and suggestions. At the end of your first session
you will be given a hypnosis CD to take home with you. This CD
is for you to listen to once a day for 30 days, reinforcing the
suggestions you received in your first session. The first
session focuses on becoming a non-smoker and the second session
focuses on remaining a non-smoker.
Quitting smoking should not be difficult or unpleasant. Almost
everybody will stop smoking after their first session. You
will also
notice that the desire to smoke leaves quickly. Most
of my clients will report to me that Hypnosis was the fastest, easiest and most
effective way fro them to stop smoking.
So
why hasn't it been that easy previously? Simple! You didn't deal
with the psychological reasons and secondary benefits of
smoking. In fact, you probably put cigarettes up on some kind of
a pedestal. If you think that stopping smoking is depriving you
of something, then it is just a matter of time until you start
again. Hypnotherapy is ideal for this. Using hypnosis, you can
deal with all of the emotional and psychological aspects of
giving up smoking.
Tobacco smoke contains at least forty-three carcinogenic
substances. Tobacco use accounts for 30% of all cancer deaths in
the United States. Smoking is responsible for 90% of lung cancer
among men and 70% among women. Cancer of the mouth, larynx,
esophagus, kidney, bladder, pancreas, and uterine cervix also
have cigarette smoking in common as a major cause.
Three million people die each
year as a result of smoking. In the United States, tobacco use
is responsible for nearly one in five deaths, killing more than
400,000 Americans each year. This is more than the number of
people who would die every year if three jumbo jetliners crashed
each day with no survivors. Smoking is the single more
preventable cause of death in our society.
Call 619/990-0311 or send an
email to
book your individual session or free consultation.
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