Is Alcohol Causing Difficulties in Your Life? - You Decide

When looking for help with a problem/issue you need to decide on what kind of help you want.

Over the last 26 years I have written many papers, articles and training programs on the benefits of hypnosis and holistic healing. This article has been written to offer you some insight into a new and different perspective for creating change in your life.

Traditional methods for change are focused around years of "talking it through", "coping with it", or having support to "tough it out". Hypnotherapy is different. We, as a society, have been indoctrinated to believe and therefore, expect a change of habits, behaviors or emotions takes a long time. Thus, it's difficult to conceive that change can be done quickly. Therefore, hypnosis is considered a last resort alternative. There are some behaviorists, psychologists and psychiatrists who want to keep it that way. Why, because if they can convince you that behavior change takes a long time, you are immediately conditioned to give them a long-term source of income.

If you have ever wondered or someone has stated your use of alcohol is causing difficulties, take this quiz and you decide.

1. Does your drinking ever make you late for work?
2. Do you drink alone when you feel angry or sad?
3. Do you drink too much after telling yourself you won’t?
4. Do you get headaches or have a hangover after you’ve been drinking?
5. Does your drinking worry your family or friends?
6. Do you ever forget what you did while you were drinking?
7. Has anyone told you your drinking is out of control or causes problems?

If you answered “yes” to any question, you are having difficulty with the use of alcohol. If you are ready to gain control of your life then please review the information below. If you decide to use hypnosis, engage with a hypnotist, who specializes in alcohol related issues to help you find the joy of living again.

Who Can Be Helped With Hypnosis?

• A Person who is motivated, and wants to quit drinking, smoking, weight loss or other self-defeating habits, but cannot seem to do it on his/her own.
• A person who drinks alone but may drink with others occasionally.
• A person who can go a day or several days without drinking alcohol, smoking, over eating or other self-defeating habits.
• A person who has tried to quit and failed more than once.
• People who have recently gotten out of detox, but are struggling to stay clean/sober.
• A person who wants life changes, but cannot seem to do it on his/her own.

What Does Hypnosis Do For You?

• Reduces or eliminates the urge, craving, need or desire for alcohol/food/cigarettes, continuing self-defeating habits.
• Helps you to "forget the habit.”
• Mentally positions you so that you "don't need" to maintain the habit.