If you're like most smokers looking for a hypnotist, then I'm probably not the person you're looking for. Here's why:
I'm demanding
I do a phone interview with prospective clients before taking them on. Most people who call, I don't accept as clients. Not because I don't like them. Rather, because with their low commitment level, I‘m not confident I can help them quit.
My approach is different
Most people who call me are looking for the stereotypical hypnosis experience as a quick fix that they can "try" and hope it works. The work I do combines hypnosis and a number of other approaches to be sure that the job gets done right. Once. And it lasts.
It's work
There are a series of tasks I ask people to do to help them set the stage for the hypnosis work. Most people aren't committed enough to becoming non-smokers to do the tasks, even though the tasks aren't particularly difficult or time-consuming.
I'm not OK with "hit or miss" results
I consider the work I do with smokers to be a matter of life and death. I don't want to work with anyone unless I'm confident that I can help them quit — permanently and relatively easily. If I don't think I can do that, I'd rather not take them on as a client.
I'm expensive
Most of the smoking work I do is for a flat rate of $1,587.75 (the cost of one year's worth of cigarettes for the half-pack per day popular brand Boston smoker).
Does the above sound OK to you?
Are you ready to make a real decision to quit?
AND get the help you need to make it easy and make it stick?
If so, you're welcome to continue to my contact page here. If you're
like other people I've helped, you'll find it's worth it.








