Suitability
Who this may be suitable for.
This approach is most suitable for people who feel ready to stop smoking and would like structured psychological support in changing the habit.
Smoking cessation
Many people want to stop smoking yet find that the habit can be difficult to change.
Over time, smoking often becomes linked to daily routines, emotional cues, and expectations about relief or reward.
Because of this, the habit can persist even when someone feels strongly motivated to stop.
How the approach works
Cognitive Behavioural Hypnotherapy approaches smoking cessation by looking at the patterns that maintain the behaviour and helping people develop new responses. Rather than relying on suggestion alone, this approach combines cognitive-behavioural strategies with hypnotic techniques to support meaningful habit change.
The aim is to help individuals understand the triggers and expectations connected with smoking, strengthen their motivation to stop, and build practical ways of responding differently in situations where smoking would previously have occurred.
Hypnosis in this context is used as a way of focusing attention and supporting behavioural change, helping individuals rehearse and reinforce new responses to situations where smoking previously occurred.
Suitability
This approach is most suitable for people who feel ready to stop smoking and would like structured psychological support in changing the habit.
Training
I have completed additional professional training in smoking cessation through the UK College of Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy, which focuses on evidence-based cognitive-behavioural methods integrated with hypnosis.
Programme & fee
If you are considering stopping smoking and would like to explore whether this approach may be helpful, you are welcome to get in touch for a free 20-minute chat.
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