Quit smoking with Hypnotherapy

Hypnotherapy can help you stop smoking quickly, with little or no side effects. I offer this service in Vancouver, Victoria and Surrey.

The effects of smoking on your body are undeniable. Ironically most people started because their friends smoked. Now most people want to be smoke free, because their friends are.

You already know you want to stop. All that stands between you and being smoke free is your own decision to stop poisoning your body.

Using hypnotherapy we can beat it together - for less than you spend on cigarretes in the course of a month. You can be smoke free, and put money in your pocket, by calling now and setting out on the path to a healthy future.

In most cases the therapy is done in one session. It lasts about two hours. My rates of success are in the region of 87%.

Email me to receive an information package about qutting smoking and an invitation to set up your appointment and end the habit. The sooner you do so, the sooner you can start living smoke free.

FAST TRACK: Request an appointment right away by filling out our intake form immediately. This puts you on the fast track to ending your smoking habit.

What does it feel like when I quit smoking? - read one of my clients experience of quitting smoking using hypnosis.

How will it feel when I quit?

Some people fear the prospect of ending their reliance on tobacco. The prospect of feeling healthier and having more money competes with the inertia of "quitting next month ... or sometime...." It doesn't have to be that way.

Below is the text of an email received from a recent client, telling how they were doing shortly after therapy to free them from tobacco use.

This clients experience is not untypical of a client who uses hypnosis to overcome their habit.

Without hypnosis, within one week most people quitting smoking would have experienced nervousness, insomnia and a degree of anxiety - as well as possible weight gain. As can be seen from my clients email, this was not the case for him.

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"Well Rob, yesterday was seven days into quitting! I'm really excited, I haven't even thought that I would falter once this week but what a strange feeling it's been.

Usually when quitting I would get really stressed out and preoccupied with thoughts of failing and just general anxiety. This last week has been so much different from that. When I first left your office I was a bit skeptical but I still had an open mind. I walked outside and to the right of your building there is a convenience store. I went in and purposely bought some water just to see if it really could take my mind off smoking.

I couldn't believe it but it really worked!! All week I've been confident that I was going to stop smoking this time but still I wasn't sure what to expect from what we did in therapy.

I wasn't sure if there was a time-line in that my state of mind would revert back to its old ways, or I would just continue along not worring about smoking. There were quite a few moments where I thought I might break down but even at the worst of those moments I didn't feel one tenth the anxiety I would normally feel about giving in.

So even though smoking was on my mind it was really easy to say 'NO' and start thinking of something else. It's maybe a bit premature but I feel as though I can confidently say that I am no longer a smoker!! It feels great!

It's been a huge burden to carry for so many years and I'm absolutely elated to be rid of it. There were many times in my life where I thought quitting to be an impossible task but you made it so easy for me!

I really want to say thank-you so much! There isn't enough ways to say thank-you, you've given me a longer, happier life, you've made me feel much healthier and you've saved me a ton of money in the future.

I feel like there were so many things in life that smoking was holding me back from and now I have the confidence to tackle those old goals and shift my life back into gear.

Once again thank-you sooo much for giving me this gift and I will be sure to keep in touch and let you know how things are going in the long term.

JD"

This is an actual email, unedited. May 2007