Our Chester Hypnotist and Acupuncturist
Everything you need to know about our Chester hypnotherapy and acupuncture services
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CHESTER HYPNOTHERAPY
Fee: £185
Most clients stop in a single session, but a free follow-up is provided within three months in the event that you have a problem. Our Chester hypnotherapist has bookings from Monday to Saturday, and you can also be seen in the evening.
CHESTER ACUPUNCTURE
Fee £215
There are three treatments, which are all included in our fee. Some people stop smoking after just two though.
NOT STOPPING SMOKING
Smoking reduction that works
Not sure you’re ready to stop smoking? Or not sure you can? But you’re here because you worry about it, so do consider this easy way to take control of smoking – without having to stop. Manchester NSS Clinic opening spring 2019.
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UPDATES: OUR CHESTER HYPNOTIST AND ACUPUNCTURIST
15th May 2018. Our Mold hypnotherapy clients are at present being seen at our Chester hypnosis branch.
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THE NSCI STOP SMOKING HANDBOOK
Here is a small taster from the book. If you are going to come to our Chester hypnotist or acupuncturist, why not read the sample pages first.
If nicotine did relieve stress, would it be a good way to do it?
The answer to this is obviously no, simply because the price you would pay for that relaxation would be too high. The only reason you even consider it acceptable is because it’s your drug of choice – you already use it and because, remember, nicotine turns your brain to mush, you are incapable of making a rational judgment about it.
Throwing yourself under a bus will stop you ever being stressed again, but it’s a bit drastic, isn’t it? Well, smoking is like throwing yourself under a bus in slow motion. I can think of any number of things you could do to be less stressed, without smoking. The list is so long I’m not even going to mention it, which would be silly. Look, imagine this scene:
A woman from another planet goes to see her GP.
‘Doctor, I’m so stressed, you’ve got to give me something.’
‘Alright, take these.’
‘What are they?’
‘They’re called cigarettes.’
‘I see. How do I take them?’
‘You put this end in your mouth and you light the other end. Smoke comes out of it and you inhale this.’
The woman looks doubtful.
‘And will this make me less stressed?’
‘Uhuh, it’s all the rage on Earth.’
‘Oh, right. I suppose there aren’t any side effects?’
‘No, well yes, some.’
‘Really, you mean someone has been made unwell by it?’
‘Um, yes.’
‘I see, well you must know what you’re doing. By the way, have many people been made unwell by it? And how unwell are you talking about?’
‘Alright, look, a few thousand Earthlings die each day.’
Point made?
OTHER CHESTER STOP SMOKING RESOURCES
TIf you don’t need hypnotherapy or acupuncture, we suggest you see your GP.. You can also visit the NHS Smokefree website here.