Addiction Recovery

Feeling trapped in a cycle you can’t escape?

Maybe it started as a way to unwind after a stressful day or a hellish week – a glass of wine, a quick hit, a shopping spree, or something else…

At first, it felt great.  A release.  It helped you to relax, and it was even something you could do with your friends.

That’s back when it felt like you were in control.  You could stop at any time, you just didn’t want to because it was helping you.

But now it’s different.  Things have changed.  You’ve changed.

You find yourself reaching for it more often, not because you want to, but because you feel like you have to.

As for the guilt afterwards, maybe you’ve noticed that’s setting in more?

Or how about the self-loathing especially when you realise what it’s costing you financially – not to mention to toll it’s taking on your health, wellbeing, and close relationships.

Perhaps you’ve caught yourself saying “I’ll stop tomorrow”?

The thing is, as we all know, tomorrow never comes.

Maybe you feel ashamed, embarrassed, or even scared that someone will find out.  Are you hiding it, making excuses, or isolating yourself from the people who care about you.

Deep down, you know this is not the life you want – but you don’t want anyone to know about this, least of all anyone who cares about you, or anyone you work with!

It doesn’t have to stay this way

Imagine waking up with a clear head and a sense of inner peace.

No more cravings.

No more hiding.

No more guilt.

You feel lighter, freer – in control for the first time in a long time, maybe years.

Your relationships improve because you’re present and engaged.

You have more money in the bank at the end of the month – enough to take an extra holiday or two, or put towards a new car.

You notice how your confidence returns as you start to trust yourself again.

Life feels easy and joyful, no longer overshadowed by that lingering pull towards alcohol, shopping, substances, or whatever it was…

*** IMPORTANT INFORMATION BEFORE YOU PROCEED ***

Our treatment sessions may include Rapid Transformation Hypnotherapy.

Although hypnotherapy is considered safe for many, and has been successfully used in medical and clinical settings for many years, it is not suitable for any of the following conditions:

• Psychosis
• Schizophrenia
• Pathological personality disorder
• Senility

Hypnotherapy may not be suitable if you have epilepsy, narcolepsy, depression, asthma, or a heart condition, and any of these will require your doctor’s written approval prior to our working agreement.

If you are a diabetic, make sure that your levels are stable, and will remain so, during any of our sessions.

Each session is expected to last no more than 60 minutes.

Subject to terms and conditions.

Ready to change your life? 

All you have to do now is click on the button below and book your free initial consultation, and let’s see what we can do – together.