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Rise from the Ashes and Quit Smoking

Writer's picture: Danielle JimenezDanielle Jimenez

Updated: Jan 15

One of my most common requests for hypnosis right now is to help people quit smoking. I receive calls each week with questions regarding how many sessions are required and how successful it truly is. Many of these callers tell me they have tried everything from quitting cold turkey, nicotine replacements, and even e-cigarettes or vaping. When these methods prove unsuccessful for them, they feel defeated and out of ideas on how to quit the habit that seems to have absolute control of their life. It has been an honor to help some of these individual's find their own power to quit one of the hardest habits to break.


The most important component to ensuring the best possible outcome is a client's motivation. If they are determined to quit and take control of their habit, then they are likely to be empowered through hypnosis. If they are quitting because someone in their life wants them to or they aren't quite ready for whatever reason, the success rate will be significantly lower. It's important to note that hypnosis is not a magic cure, and results will vary depending on the individual. There have been numerous studies showing that hypnotherapy can be a powerful tool to help a client overcome the habit that has been deeply rooted in their subconscious. Often, only one or two sessions are necessary if the client is highly motivated, and smokes occasionally. For a heavy smoker, it may require a treatment program of at least 6 weeks.


One of the key benefits of hypnosis for smoking cessation is that it can address both the physical addiction to nicotine and the psychological habits and triggers associated with smoking. By helping the client develop new coping mechanisms and habits, hypnosis can provide a comprehensive approach to quit smoking. There are also no side effects which is also a very nice advantage! During a smoking cessation session, I will guide the client into a deeply relaxed state of focused concentration and use various techniques to help them visualize the negative effects of smoking and the benefits of quitting and overcoming their addiction to nicotine. I will also suggest positive affirmations and provide physical anchors to reinforce the client's desire to quit smoking and improve their overall health.


If you are reading this because you are ready to quit, I'm here to offer you support as you embark on your journey to quit smoking. Congratulations on taking this important step towards improving your health and well-being! Quitting smoking can be challenging, but with the right mindset, strategies, and support, you can achieve your goal. Remember, this is a process, and it's okay to ask for help and support from those around you when you need it. Stay patient, stay persistent, and focus on the positive changes you're making for you. You've got this!








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