
You already know why you want to stop. The health. The cost. The long-term risks. You’ve probably told yourself a hundred times that it’s not good for you. And you’re right. But none of that helps when the urge hits. That’s the hard part. It’s not that you don’t want to quit. It’s that something deeper keeps pulling you back.
Maybe it’s the habit. The comfort. The way it breaks up your day or gives you a moment to breathe. Or maybe it’s been with you so long it feels like part of who you are. You’ve probably tried before. Cold turkey. Patches. Vapes. Maybe it worked for a while. But then stress hits. Or a drink with friends. Or just a bad day. And you find yourself back in the same cycle.
Not because you’re weak. Not because you’ve failed. But because your subconscious was never fully on board. And that’s where the work I do comes in.
I don’t try to block the craving. I don’t distract you from it. I go to the part of your mind that believes you need that cigarette to cope. To focus. To calm down. And when that part realises it’s no longer true, the desire fades. Not with effort. Not with resistance. Just gone. Quietly. Naturally. Often completely.
I won’t shame the part of you that smokes. I’ll listen to it. And then I’ll help it let go.
Because this was never just about nicotine. It’s about your routine. Your identity. Your emotional state. That cigarette might have felt like your only moment of peace. A break. A reset. But when we work together, your mind begins to understand that peace is possible without it. Focus is possible without it. Calm is possible without it.
I use a blend of hypnotherapy, habit rewiring, and nervous system regulation to work at the level where the habit actually lives. And most of the time, in just one to three sessions, the change happens. People tell me they don’t crave it. They don’t think about it. They just stop. No inner fight. No sense of loss. No dragging it out day by day. It just doesn’t feel like something they need anymore.
There’s no endless temptation. No withdrawal battle. No fighting with yourself every time the thought pops up. You may even forget you ever smoked. That’s how deep this shift can go. It’s not about willpower. It’s about getting the mind to finally let go.
I offer these sessions online or in-person from my quiet therapy space in Bury St Edmunds. It’s simple. Powerful. And often life-changing.
If you're ready, I’m here to help you end this — for good..
A: Hypnotherapy helps you stop smoking by targeting the subconscious beliefs and automatic patterns that keep the habit alive. Instead of relying on willpower, patches or vapes, hypnosis changes the emotional “pull” of smoking, reduces cravings, and rewires the triggers that make you reach for a cigarette. Most clients feel calmer, more in control and far less tempted after just one session.
A: Yes — hypnotherapy works for vaping, cigarettes, roll-ups, nicotine gum, and other nicotine habits. The process targets the subconscious “attachment” to nicotine and eliminates the triggers that cause cravings. Whether you vape socially or all day, you can break the cycle.
A: Yes — for many people, hypnotherapy works better because it treats the root cause of the smoking habit, not just the physical cravings. Patches and medication reduce symptoms, but hypnotherapy changes the underlying mental and emotional associations that keep you stuck. This is why hypnotherapy often helps long-term smokers finally quit for good.
A: Most clients need just one deep session, with optional follow-up support. Stop smoking hypnotherapy works quickly because it directly targets the subconscious patterns tied to cravings, stress triggers and your automatic smoking loop. Some people choose a second session for reinforcement, especially if they have smoked for decades or use cigarettes to cope with stress.
A: Cravings usually become much weaker or disappear entirely because the subconscious connection to smoking is removed. Instead of feeling like you're “fighting yourself,” you feel neutral or even repelled by the idea of smoking. Clients often say they feel calm, free and surprisingly in control.
A: Hypnotherapy is designed specifically for people who have tried and failed with other methods. It strengthens your identity as a non-smoker, removes guilt cycles, and rewires the emotional triggers that cause relapse. Even if you’ve smoked for 10, 20 or 40 years, you can quit — your subconscious mind can change in a single session.
A: Absolutely. Emotional and stress-based smoking is the most common reason people struggle to quit. Hypnotherapy calms the stress response, removes the urge to “reach for something,” and replaces the smoking behaviour with healthier automatic patterns. This makes quitting feel natural instead of forced.
A: Yes — hypnotherapy is completely safe, natural and relaxing. You stay fully aware, in control and able to stop at any moment. There are no negative side effects, no chemicals, and no withdrawal symptoms caused by the hypnosis itself. Most people describe it as “the most relaxed I’ve felt in years.”
A: It feels like deep, peaceful relaxation. Your mind becomes calm and focused, making it easier to accept positive suggestions that break the smoking habit. You remain conscious and awake the entire time — just deeply relaxed, like a meditative state. Many clients walk out feeling lighter, clearer and cigarette-free.
A: Most clients notice a change immediately — cigarettes feel different, cravings drop, and the urge to smoke weakens dramatically. You may feel a calm clarity that makes quitting far easier than you expected. Many clients leave the session already confident they’ve finished smoking for good.
A: Almost everyone can be hypnotised because hypnosis is simply a state of focused attention — similar to daydreaming or being absorbed in a film. You do not lose control. You do not “go under.” You stay awake and aware the entire time. If you can follow short guided instructions and relax, you can benefit from hypnotherapy.
A: Yes — online hypnotherapy works just as effectively as in-person sessions. Whether you're in Suffolk, the UK or abroad, you can quit smoking from the comfort of your home. You only need a quiet space, headphones and a stable connection.
A: Follow-up support is always available. If you feel yourself slipping into old patterns or facing stress triggers, a reinforcement session can help strengthen your non-smoker mindset. Most clients don’t need it — but it’s always there for peace of mind.