Fast and Permanent Success from an Expert with Proven Results
Who wouldn’t like to quit smoking IMMEDIATELY and never look back, without taking drugs, without gaining weight and without becoming irritable?
Sounds too good to be true, right?
It’s not.
You’re about to meet the Stop Smoking Expert who’s proven successful – on both radio and TV.
Atlanta Hypnotherapist Sean Wheeler came to fame in 2010 when he hypnotized Jenn Hobby (then of Q100’s The Bert Show) to stop smoking. Ten years later, Jenn is married, has become a mother and has moved on to Star 94. But one thing has remained the same – she is still smoke-free!
You can be just like Jenn Hobby and hundreds of Sean’s clients who stopped smoking in one session and never took another puff.
Sean was also featured in this CNN segment on stop smoking hypnosis. And again, the client who appeared in the segment stopped smoking on the spot!
This program gives you the tools to not only become a non-smoker, but to do so comfortably, and to remain a non-smoker permanently.
Be sure to check out all the reviews that proclaim Sean Wheeler to be the Stop Smoking Expert most capable of helping you reach your goals.
Now, what are you waiting for?
Jenn Hobby: 10 Years of Success
Sean Wheeler hypnotized radio personality Jenn Hobby to stop smoking in January of 2010. She quit immediately and has never looked back, celebrating her 10th anniversary as a non-smoker in January of 2020. See her Twitter updates below and read of Jenn’s success in her own words!
@Hypnowheel 7 Days and going strong! You changed my head and my habits and MY LIFE! Thanks. I owe ya.
— Jenn Hobby (@JennHobby) January 27, 2010
21 days to break a habit right? More than half way there then. 14 Days smoke free… and yes, I do feel more free. Thx @Hypnowheel
— Jenn Hobby (@JennHobby) February 3, 2010
21 days to break a habit, right? Today is day 21 smoke-free… wheww, I made it through the tough part. @hypnowheel got me started! THX!
— Jenn Hobby (@JennHobby) February 10, 2010
Jenn Describes Being Hypnotized by Sean Wheeler
CHOOSE YOUR PATH
“…hypnosis yielded significantly higher validated point-prevalence quit rates at 6 and 12 months than standard treatment”
Source:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18569754/
Hypnosis is recognized as an effective method for quitting smoking, particularly for those highly motivated to quit. The process targets the unconscious habits associated with smoking, offering a solution-based, quick, and safe approach without the adverse side effects of pharmacotherapies. While individual experiences may vary, and not all hypnotherapists are equally experienced, many people have successfully quit smoking after just one or two hypnotherapy sessions. Hypnosis is cost-effective compared to other treatments and can be an empowering tool for those ready to overcome their smoking habit.
The most successful method of quitting smoking typically involves a combination of treatments. This can include behavioral therapy, hypnosis, support groups, and medical aids such as nicotine replacement therapy or prescription medications. Success often hinges on a personalized approach that addresses both physical and psychological aspects of addiction.
The success rate of hypnosis for quitting smoking varies, with many individuals reporting positive outcomes. While it depends on personal commitment and the skill of the hypnotist, studies indicate that a significant number of people find it a helpful tool in their journey to quit smoking.
The cost of hypnotherapy for stopping smoking can vary, generally ranging from a few hundred to several hundred dollars for a series of sessions. Factors influencing cost include the therapist’s location, experience, and the number of sessions needed. Some therapists offer package deals.
The best aid to quit smoking depends on the individual, as different methods work better for different people. Options include nicotine replacement therapy, prescription medications, counseling, support groups, and alternative methods like hypnotherapy and acupuncture. The effectiveness often increases when these aids are combined and tailored to the individual’s needs.