Stop Smoking Right Now

Want to Stop Smoking But Don't Know How?

Know that you want to stop smoking, but you're struggling to quit and you don't know why?

Fed up with stop smoking methods that don't work?

Sick and tired of smelling like a dirty ashtray?

Concerned about the effect your smoking is having on the kids?

Worried about your health?

• Pay a fixed fee, take as long as you like, but STOP SMOKING RIGHT NOW
• 86% of our clients stopped smoking after one session
• If you need more Stop Smoking sessions, they are absolutely free
• You decide whether you need more Stop Smoking sessions - you don't have to convince us
• If you get bad withdrawal symptoms, you get as many Stop Smoking sessions as it takes to stop smoking without any bad withdrawal symptoms
• If you stop smoking and then start again, you get more Stop Smoking sessions - there is no time limit to our free Stop Smoking sessions offer
• A limited number of evening and weekend appointments are available
• You will get a customised stop smoking solution, not just hypnosis
• Every Stop Smoking session is just you and the therapist - we don't do group sessions

We have been helping smokers to stop for several years, and we know how to help you become a happy and permanent non-smoker, usually in just one session.

Indeed, we are so experienced and knowledgeable that we are able to extend to you an amazing offer:

Pay a fixed fee and get as many sessions as it takes to stop smoking.

Unlimited?

That's right; you pay a fixed fee and you get as many sessions as it takes. The vast majority of our clients stop smoking on the first session. In the unlikely event that you need more than one session, follow-up Stop Smoking Therapy sessions are ABSOLUTELY FREE.

Furthermore, there is no time limit. You could stop smoking next Tuesday, and then start again in a few months time. You can come back as many times as you like for Stop Smoking Therapy sessions.

Unlimited Sessions - Where's the Profit in That?

Quite simply, we know what we are doing. We are highly experienced at helping people stop smoking, and we know how the conscious and unconscious parts of the mind conspire to keep the smoking behaviour going. We know how to get the conscious and unconscious parts to successfully communicate with each other, and that means you get to stop smoking quickly and easily.

What About the Withdrawal Symptoms?

There's no getting away from the fact that Nicotine is a highly addictive drug. However, informed opinion now believes that it's NOT the nicotine withdrawal symptoms that drive people to distraction. There are two parts to the addiction process: there's the chemical addiction to the drug nicotine, and there's the psychological dependency.

Chemical Addiction?

Nicotine is addictive because the withdrawal symptoms are unpleasant. Cigarettes made us smoke by making it unpleasant NOT to smoke.

Psychological Dependency?

After you take your last drag on a cigarette, the nicotine starts to leave your body and the chemical withdrawal symptoms start to rise. After a while the smoker lights another cigarette, and the chemical withdrawal symptoms vanish instantaneously. Logically, we can look at this process and say that the first drag on the cigarette caused the withdrawal symptoms (in turn caused by the previous cigarette) to vanish. However, the unconscious mind comes to a very different conclusion; it ignores the gradual rise of the chemical withdrawal symptoms, spots the sudden drop in chemical withdrawal symptoms, and decides that cigarettes are good for you because you get the relief. That is how we get psychologically dependent - our unconscious mind (out of our awareness) becomes convinced that cigarettes are good for us, and piles on the pressure to make you smoke.