Everyday Jeremy helps people just like you to take back control of their lives by breaking frustrating habits.

Tired of being controlled by cigarettes? Tried to quit on your own and just couldn't manage it? Perhaps you became too cranky or anxious. Or, maybe you couldn't resist the temptation when around your friends who smoke!  Or, maybe you managed to stay off the cigarettes only to watch yourself gain weight! Then started again, just to keep it off.

Persistent habits that you cannot break on your own generally have two parts. The first part is the habitual behaviour. This might be in the form of routines or associations. Routines, or rituals are when you always do something at a particular time of the day. Associations are when you connect the habit with something else you might be doing. For example, biting your nails while watching TV, or smoking while on the phone. Smoking and drinking is one association that is very common. Gambling and drinking is another common association.

Secondly, most addictive habits have an emotional component. Hypnotherapy can work very well in eliminating the feelings of being drawn towards whatever your habit might be. In other words, hypnotherapy can eliminate the urge.



  The great thing about hypnosis is that it allows access to the unconscious part of the mind where the cause of the habit and urge can be located,  leading to elimination of the urge and habitual behaviour. Ceasing any habit then becomes so easy, (as clients often put it).

Any complusive habit, including eating and smoking, often has at the cause a negative emotion, like anxiety, depression, loneliness, boredom or even stress. In order to cope with these feelings, people will usually reach for something that disctracts their mind. Some people say they even 'zone out' when engaging in their compusive habit, including smoking and eating. This zoning out is a form of escape from the feelings. Hypnosis helps to deal directly with the negative feelings leading to a change in behaviour and mood, and an elimination of the habit. Read more about hypnosis and weight loss by clicking here.

Hypnosis can do two things. Firstly, it can help you with any feelings that are driving your towards any  kind of distructive habitual behaviour, be it eating, smoking, drug taking or even nail biting. (There is no limit to what the habit could be). The second thing it can do is simply change the habitual behaviour. You then become free from your old habit.

Because habits usually have at least two components, we recommend that you expect to have at least two to three hypnosis sessions, a minimum of one for the breaking of the associations, and a minimum of one session to redirect the behavior toward something more satisfying. For example, when you feel bored, your response becomes find something fun or interesting to do or learn. This also applies to many addictions including alcoholism, gambling, drug addiction, compulsive shopping, or sexual addictions.


What clients say:

Hi Jeremy

I am pleased to say I feel XXXXX has made great progress and you have done an amazing job for me. Thankyou.
I feel sure her life is now on the right track.
I will keep your details on file should I need you in the future, be it XXXXX or anyone of our family.
Thankyou once again.
Cheers
XXXXX


Thanks Jeremy

 I haven't bitten my nails since my first visit to you and really feel like I've
broken the habit.  They are starting to grow quite long now which is a
first for me and I'm really happy with the results.  In fact I feel great.

I really must thank you for enabling me to break my life long habit.  I am
very grateful, still baffled but as we discussed, it works so don't analyse
it too much!

Vicki Woods

Hi Jeremy,

I just wanted to take the time to thank you for your help.  I am very
pleased to say I have not relapsed, and am positive Bulimia is out of my
life once and for all.

Thanks again for your dedication.


Regards,

XXXXX

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