Hypnosis is a great way of overcoming Drug abuse and drug problems.
First of all we must understand the nature of drug addiction and abuse.
Drug issues can arise for many reasons but ultimately breaking it down to its core it comes from escapism and habit.
Escapism: Many people around the world use drugs to change their emotion state.
Those emotional states such as depression, anxiety, low self esteem, fear and worry.
No matter what drug abuse you may suffer from we tend to escape the world around us.
From relationships, our work to our emotional state of mind.
The second is through our Habit.
Anything you do, over a period of time with frequency, with any behaviour let along a drug that changes our state of mind will become a habit that can be sooooo hard to break.
The reason is that it becomes an unconscious habit not a conscious habit.
We can break conscious habit no problems.
Unconscious habits can be a pain to stop ourselves.
There is one sure shot way that can stop your drug problem, its withdrawals systems in one go.
That way is..
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Hypnosis.
Hypnosis goes straight to the cause of the issue of your drug problem.
It can dissolve the symptoms, the withdrawal symptoms, the emotional and behavioural triggers that cause the drug problem.
Not only can Hypnosis do this, it can actually build powerful belief systems and mindsets.
Develop powerful resources such as confidence, motivation, commitment, freedom and many many more.
Then we can develop exciting and empowering behaviours to replace the drug addiction and problem.
Common drug symptoms we can resolve using my hypnotherapy Hypnosis CD and Hypnosis MP3 download: Most drug addictions can start with social use or daily use of a drug.
Using any drug can becomes a habit and use becomes more and more frequent.
As time passes, you may need larger doses of the drug to get high or escape whatever you maybe escaping.
Soon you may need the drug just to feel good or to feel just okay.
As you increase your drug use, you can find that it becomes incredibly hard to go without the drug.
Drug addiction symptoms or behaviours include: * Doing risky activities such as driving or working when you're under the influence of the drug * The need that you have to use the drug regularly - this can be daily or even several times a day in some instances * Doing things to obtain the drug that you normally wouldn't do, such as stealing * Failing in your attempts to stop using the drug * Making certain that you maintain a supply of the drug, so you prepare yourself and pre plan.
* Focusing more and more time and energy on getting and using the drug * Spending far beyond your means on the drug * Feeling that you need the drug to deal with your problems or get through the day/night The withdrawal symptoms we can combat: Emotional withdrawal symptoms include: * Nervousness * Extended periods of depression * Anxiety * Volatile mood swings * Suicidal thoughts Physical withdrawal symptoms include: * Chills and sweats * Cramps and muscle aches/pains * Sleeplessness * Run Nausea and vomiting