Ornella Giacuzzo : Psychonomie and Hypnosis
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Breaking free from tobacco
Habits, especially bad ones, are stubborn and
make life difficult for us!
Tobacco is one such habit for 15 million smokers, or a quarter of the population!
Addiction to tobacco and cigarettes is a real problem for active smokers who want to quit but are unable to do so. Tobacco is considered a physical and psychological addiction, which manifests itself in a recurring, uncontrollable urge to smoke.
Trying to break free from this false friend is difficult, even impossible, and plunges us into a vicious circle of difficulties, guilt, and a feeling of failure over time.
This addiction involves mechanisms that are difficult to understand because, in effect, a battle is raging inside you: you are aware that tobacco is harmful, excessively expensive, and dangerous to your health, your future, and those around you. However, your subconscious, which by nature does not like change, pushes you to light up yet another cigarette.
Hypnosis allows you to access the right frequency by acting directly on the part of the mind where our life experiences, habits, and behaviors reside: the subconscious. After a personalized interview to understand the habits, emotions, and feelings closely linked to your problem, a comprehensive harmonization will be carried out using psychonomy and hypnosis to optimally guide you toward this important and positive change in your life.
In the vast majority of cases, cessation is observed from the first session, without any withdrawal symptoms. A second session will consolidate the results obtained and allow for a rebalancing of the emotional and physical phenomena (anger, sleep disorders, chronic ENT problems, etc.) inherent in any period of withdrawal. Finally, self-hypnosis techniques will be taught to you to accompany you towards success.
“Health practices in Psychonomy, Hypnosis, Etherapy, Numerology, and Mediumship are complementary to conventional care, contributing to people's well-being and wellness.”
Prise en charge de votre Hypnothérapie
In a report dated May 5, 2013, the French National Academy of Medicine recognized hypnosis as one of four complementary health practices that have a place among healthcare resources. In its June 2015 report on
“evaluating the effectiveness of hypnosis,” INSERM identified around 20 applications for hypnosis.
Some complementary health insurance providers may cover all or part of the cost of your treatment.
Consult your doctor and your health insurance provider, who will be able to guide you through this process.
