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Since the American Medical Association (AMA) approved the use of
clinical hypnosis in the 1950's, hundreds of thousands of people have
found hypnosis to be an effective way to stop smoking, lose weight,
and otherwise improve their lives. For smoking cessation, many
hypnotists now even offer a one-time, half-hour individualized
session. Since most insurance typically does not cover for hypnosis,
the fee-for-service for this half-hour session can be more affordable
than other treatments. Although some people may benefit from group
hypnosis, most appear to find individual sessions as preferable.
Each singular session often consists of a brief discussion of one's
prior smoking behavior and common reasons why people might initially
smoke; a discussion of the hypnotic process; reinforcement of one's
conscious motivators for wanting to quit; and a simple hypnotic trance
induction with a post-hypnotic suggestion for smoking cessation. Most
are quite susceptible to hypnotic suggestion, if it's consistent with
something desired....

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