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Addiction Help
Addiction hypnotherapy is a type of therapy which uses hypnosis to treat addictions. The aim of the treatment is to change your behavior so that you no longer crave the substance or activity. This may involve changing how you think about the addictive behavior, how you feel when you use the substance such as alcohol, and how you behave around others who use the substance or engage in the addictive behavior.
Hypnosis for Addictions
We have an extensive range of hypnosis for addiction help, so whether you are looking for a download or CD we are sure to having something helpful. With a total range of over 710 titles we have quite a collection of hypnosis audios to choose from.
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Can Hypnosis Cure an Addiction?
Hypnosis for addictions can support you through the process. For example with stopping smoking hypnosis it helps by giving you motivation, deep relaxation and stress relief. It can really help a great deal. For alcohol hypnosis, we have drink less alcohol hypnosis download or CD and we also have hypnosis programs for stopping drinking alcohol altogether. If you are planning to use hypnosis for alcoholism please get approval from your doctor first. For FAQ about hypnosis and how it works click here
Help with Gambling Addiction
Self hypnosis can help and is often used in combination with other help such as support groups. Hypnosis or hypnotherapy influences the subconscious mind and can assist in changing habit behaviors and reactions. The emotions and thoughts that used to trigger the gambling behavior can be adjusted. Hypnotherapy can also build your inner strength and self belief that you can beat this, you can overcome your gambling addiction.
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More help
Addiction is a complex problem that requires treatment. It is not a choice, nor is it a moral failing. It is sometimes very difficult for you to stop the behavior. You can learn new ways to cope with life without staying addicted. Do you need one to one professional support? Click here to go to the NHS website for help and advice.