Pure Hypnosis

Sean Wheeler on CNN: Stop Smoking Hypnosis

Back in September, a CNN crew came by my Buckhead office to do a story about stop smoking hypnosis.  A new client of mine – Steve Davis – graciously agreed to appear on camera for the story, and everything went extremely well.  You see him interviewed immediately following his session, so this video is a great opportunity to learn what it feels like to be hypnotized – both physically and emotionally – right from the horse’s mouth

As of this writing, Steve is still smoke-free, and he reported having had no cravings at all during the week following his session.

They also gave a lot of time in the piece for me to explain how hypnosis works, and also to mention a very important point about this method in particular – that it has absolutely no negative side-effects.  If your goal is to use the least invasive method, then hypnosis should be your first option.

How Chronic Pain Hypnosis Helps Protect Your Relationships

Nearly 25% of adults in the United States live with chronic pain,1 and the toll of that pain reaches well past physical discomfort. It can lead to emotional distress in your personal relationships, limit your ability to contribute positively on work teams, or even...

Why Hypnosis for Drug Addiction Goes Deeper Than Willpower

Most people who struggle with addiction have tried to stop, sometimes many times. They know the damage the habit is causing and want something different for themselves. And for a stretch of time, they hold on through determination. Then a moment of stress arrives, or...

Can a Hypnosis App Give You Lasting Results?

There's no shortage of hypnosis apps, each one promising long-lasting results. You open your phone, tap a few times, and a calm voice starts guiding you through a session. The accessibility is appealing, and if you're after mild stress relief or a few minutes of...