Every individual's challenge is evaluated with open mindedness, and the best available therapy or therapy combination applied by mutual consent. In other words, the starting point is without preconception as to which of hypnosis, NLP or EFT would produce best results. STOP SMOKING IN ONE HOUR. Two free back-up sessions available within one year, if at all necessary. Those who have not gone back to the habit during this period usually remain free of it. Gift vouchers available. Please see below for a brief explanation of terms.
Milton Erickson defined hypnosis as a state of consciousness - not unconsciousness or sleep - or awareness in which there is a marked receptiveness to ideas and understandings and increased willingness to respond either positively or negatively to those ideas.
NLP was founded by doctors Grinder and Bandler in the 70's. It uses the five senses and effective communication to alter mental, behavioural and emotional responses. Results are immediate because NLP directly focuses what you do or do not do, how you react, how you think and what you sense.
EFT is partly based on the 4500 year old Chinese acupuncture, but without the use of needles. Change is achieved by regulating the body's energy meridians to alter emotions, thoughts and behaviour. Change is often achieved within minutes. Issues entangled with others take longer.
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