Your First Session 

Virtual hypnosis sessions are conducted once you have headphones or earbuds on (or perhaps you can connect your phone to a Bluetooth speaker that you can place on top of a pillow behind your head), a place to prop up your phone or laptop so that you don't have to hold it, a comfortable chair or sofa to lean back in and a very quiet room with no distractions, children screaming, phones ringing, or a loved one telling you dinner's ready.

Make sure your phone or laptop is either fully charged or plugged into an outlet to maintain it's full charge. 

The reason a virtual session is important is so I can see your facial movements as I talk you through the hypnotic process, so that I can adjust what I say if necessary, which quite often only takes between two and three minutes. I have embedded a video link to a fellow hypnotist, David Lyon, that shows you one of several of my processes I use in my virtual sessions, which will show you that only a few minutes is necessary. Please click HERE to watch his video.

Make sure you are in a quiet room with no distractions. If your home is too noisy, then perhaps you have access to a friend's quiet home, an office or even a library that you can go to in order to find that quiet time. Many larger libraries have booths, like a small office with a closed door, that you can use for free. Remember to take your headphones or earbuds with you and your phone is fully charged.

If you are not looking for a hypnosis session, and you wish to speak with me as a retired psychologist, then we can text, email or even call, no matter how noisy it is around you. Remember, your first full day is free.

There's no such thing as a one visit cure-all for smoking, vaping, opiates, or any addiction for that matter. Most people will go back to their addictions if they only go to a hypnotist for one session. I recommend at least 6 sessions, one every other day for two weeks, if you're serious about quitting smoking, drugs or opiates for good. You should never wait too long in between each session.

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