Take Back Control and Quit Drinking
Hypnotherapy, with a trained hypnotherapist, can be used to help people overcome their addiction by addressing the root causes of their behavior and changing their relationship with alcohol
One of the primary ways that hypnotherapy for alcoholics can help with a negative drinking habit or binge drinking is by reducing stress and anxiety.
Stress can be a significant trigger for alcoholism and heavy drinking, and by helping individuals relax and release their tension, hypnosis can reduce the urge to further drink alcohol. It seems hypnosis can also help people learn new coping mechanisms for dealing with stress and anxiety.
It has become so socially acceptable in the 21st century to enjoy drinking a glass of wine or beer or two with friends and at lunches and dinnertime. The alcohol might seem to help you to relax or let go at the end of a hard day.
Maybe you quit drinking and start to associate it with being able to be a bit less socially awkward when you are out with work colleagues or friends. Suddenly you realize that the drinking habit has now become more frequent and you find yourself making more excuses to go out all the time, every Friday and Saturday has become a binge drinking frenzy or that glass or two you used to have is now a bottle a day habit and the thought of dry July absolutely impossible.
You actually couldn’t go more than 2 or 3 days. You are dealing with more and more hangovers, craving carbohydrates the next day, your skin is dull and your energy is low, mood swings a constant occurrence. You need more alcohol to get the same buzz and now you don’t even have the buzz you just have the trigger and then the routine.
Hypnotherapy will help you to have the resources you need to break this addiction and move you to new empowering and healthy habits in your life.
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Hi, I am Julie Rice, founder of Hypnotic Health. NLP and Hypnotherapy for alcohol consumption is an effective and natural alcohol treatment process, that can help you to regain control drinking alcohol, and take back control of your life and future.
Learn how to conquer alcohol use disorder by using proven techniques and strategies. The Program consists of 3 hours of hypnotherapy and NLP complete with 2 powerful mind reprogramming MP3s which will enable you to overcome addiction and live the life you want.
The subconscious mind is where deeply ingrained habits and patterns are stored, and hypnotherapy can help access and reprogram those unconscious mind and patterns.
Individuals can learn to associate negative emotions with alcohol, making drinking it less appealing and easier to resist. They can also develop new, positive habits and behaviors that replace their unhealthy drinking habits.
Hypnosis can also help individuals gain insight into their addiction, uncovering the underlying emotional and relationship issues, mental health issues, or trauma that may be driving their behavior.
This self-awareness can be a powerful tool in recovery, as it can help individuals develop new perspectives on themselves and their relationship with alcohol.
Julie Rice
Clinical Hypnotherapist
Master NLP Practitioner
ICF Credentialed Coach
I was struggling to find a way forward in my life and career I just felt stuck with no idea even about the future I wanted. After working with Julie I found my path forward by connecting to what really matters most to me. Thank you Julie you have changed my life.
I was very anxious, I had doubts that anything would be able to help me, but after the first session and putting the techniques into practice I started to feel much more calm and at ease straight away.
I got a great deal out of my sessions and I know that I’ve learned strategies which will stay with me for long term health benefits. cheers Margot
I tried everything. I really felt like there was no hope any more. Julie was able to change my feelings now I feel more confident than I have in years.
Improved mental clarity taking control and focus: Hypnosis can help you to gain better control over your alcohol consumption through your thoughts, making it easier to stay focused and think more clearly.
During hypnosis therapy, a person experiences a state of deep restful body relaxation which helps relieve the symptoms of stress and anxiety associated with addiction recovery.
Through the hypnotic state of suggestion, or self hypnosis, an individual is able to identify underlying causes for their addiction so they can focus on making positive change to emotional issues in their life.
Hypnotherapy provides individuals with visualizations and affirmations that encourage them to take action towards achieving sobriety and living a healthier lifestyle.
Hypnosis has been proven effective in scientific research at providing people with improved sleep patterns as well as deeper sleeping cycles that last for longer periods of time without interruption or distraction from negative thought processes related to drinking stop alcohol abuse.
By utilising hypnotherapy techniques such as visualisation, affirmation and suggestion, cravings are reduced while helping sufferers cope with difficult withdrawal symptoms associated most people with addiction recovery such as depression, fatigue, irritability and insomnia
Alcohol addiction is a common and debilitating problem that affects millions of people around the world.
Many individuals who struggle with alcohol addiction are unable to stop drinking alcohol on their own, or are binge drinking and require professional help in order to achieve recovery.
One effective method of addiction recovery that has been proven to be both highly successful and beneficial is hypnosis therapy.
Hypnosis is a powerful tool that can be used to treat a wide range of addictions, including alcohol addiction.
This technique works by helping individuals open up a very powerful part of their minds to new patterns, which can help them break free from negative behaviors and beliefs. Hypnosis can also be used to alter emotions and to reduce stress and anxiety, which can play a major role in the recovery process.
If you or someone you know is struggling with an alcohol addiction, there are several things that you can do to help. The first step is to seek professional help. This may involve consulting with a doctor, therapist or addiction specialist who can help you develop a personalised treatment plan that is tailored to your individual needs and goals.
Once you have found a qualified professional who can help you with your addiction recovery, it is important to be patient and persistent in your efforts. Recovery is a process, and it may take time and effort to achieve the desired results. You will need to be committed to your recovery, and willing to make the necessary changes in your life in order to achieve success.
In addition to seeking professional help, there are several other steps that therapists say you can take to support your addiction recovery.
These may include joining a support group, practicing meditation or mindfulness, staying physically active and engaging in healthy hobbies and activities.
If you are struggling with an alcohol addiction, it is important to remember that you are not alone. There are many resources available to help you achieve recovery, and with the right support and guidance, you can overcome your addiction, quit drinking, and live a happy, healthy and fulfilling life.
Don’t be afraid to reach out for help – the first step in recovery is often the hardest, but it is also the most important.
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Alcohol addiction is a serious condition that affects millions of people in Australia. Fortunately, there are many free resources available to those struggling with alcohol addiction. This guide provides an overview of the organisations and government initiatives that offer support for people addicted to alcohol, including online support groups, community centres, in-person counselling services, and helplines.
Online support groups provide a safe and secure space for individuals to share their experiences with others who are going through similar struggles with alcohol misuse, abuse and other alcohol consumption themselves. They can be accessed from any device with internet access and provide a sense of community and understanding. Some popular online support groups include:
Community centres provide a range of free services for people struggling with alcohol addiction, with treatments such as counselling, rehabilitation programmes, or medication-assisted treatment (MAT). These services are often provided by qualified professionals and therapists who understand the complexities of addiction and can help individuals develop strategies to manage their cravings and triggers. Some popular community centres include:
Helplines provide 24/7 access to trained professionals who can offer advice new directions on how to access local resources or provide immediate assistance in times of crisis or distress related to alcohol addiction . Popular helplines include:
How Many Sessions will I Need?
Hypnotherapy is an individual therapy and the number of sessions required does vary between individuals.
