Breaking Bad Habits


Life-Changing Hypnosis Breaking Bad Habits

What are bad habits?

As humans we are creatures of habit. We begin learning behaviors at an early age to meet our needs and with repetition those behaviors become habits. These habits are created and reside in the subconscious mind where it accepts the known and fears the unknown. All habits are sustained because they are accustomed ways of behaving with anticipated outcomes that meet our needs.

Equally, bad habits are established to meet our appropriate needs, but they also have adverse outcomes that have a negative impact on our health, relationships, self-image, emotional well-being, etc. It is in righteousness of these negative outcomes that such habits are esteemed as negative behavior patterns or bad behavior.

What necessities do bad habits fulfill?

Bad habits are usually established to oppress anxiety, manage stress and to encourage relaxation.  Constant overeating and persistent smoking are just some of the prime coping mechanisms that people use to feel better. Biting lips or nails, hair pulling, picking at skin are different habits that grow subliminally during adolescence, sometimes used as a method of getting seen or recapturing a feeling of control in the individuals who feel mishandled or dismissed. Negative behavior patterns are exhibited as a method for self-discipline in a youngster who feels remorseful, embarrassed, or useless.

Not every bad habit includes utilizing physical substances or doing physical harm. Obsessive behavior, procrastination, and unending negative self-talk are instances of bad habits that do self-esteem damage and emotional harm, while striving to fight off fear, forestall disappointment, or disperse guilt.

How are bad habits created?

Bad habits are created early in a child’s life when they learn the negative behaviors of their surrounding adults, siblings, and caretakers. Since children will in general copy what they see, children with parents or caregivers who overeat or smoke will be included to overeat or smoke to deal with their negative feelings and emotions.

Now and again, bad habits grow arbitrarily. A child left alone may connect and find that hugging a blanket, embracing a doll or sucking on their thumb provides positive tangible soothing comfort. If the same solitude feeling occurs again, the child rehashes the soothing conduct. This turns into a constant method for adapting that, as the child grows in age, is dissuaded, if not reprimanded, as unsuitable behavior.

Unfortunately, bad habits can take shape sometimes down the road when anxiety and stress become overwhelming due to an over-burden of duty, abrupt intensive loss, tragedy, or the beginning of fears and phobias.

Even if the bad habit has a negative outcome there is consistently a positive result for the conduct, which more often than not includes calmness of fear, peacefulness from pain and additionally enhanced gratification or fulfillment.

What are the negative impacts of bad habits?

The list noted below includes normal negative impacts of bad habits. In the event that you display one or more of these then hypnosis could in all respects likely assistance. 

1) Low self-esteem

2) Lack of self-confidence

3) Excessive weight increase or loss

4) Energy loss

5) Persistent smoking

6) Sleep issues

7) Fears or phobias

8) Isolation

9) Anxiety

10) Depression

11)  Shyness

12) Damaged individual relationships

13) Procrastination

14) Career misfortune or stagnation

15) Lack of concentration

16) Test anxiety

17) Decreased sport performance

18) Pain management

19) Emotional and/or mental blocks

Can bad habits be corrected?

Since the subconscious mind grasps the known and fears the unknown, it will continue to use bad habits, hesitant to surrender them in light of the necessities they are known to serve. Consequently, bad habits, (for example, caffeine, sugar, smoking) can be hard to break.

The way of correcting bad habits is to determine what triggers them and what essential needs are being met through the negative outcomes and then discover positive behaviors to substitute and fulfill those necessities.  It is also an added bonus if the positive replacement behavior provides extra benefits, for example, increased self-confidence, self-esteem, energy, and so on.

Can hypnosis remove bad habits?

Hypnosis is a safe, natural and relaxing technique of hypnotherapy that allows immediate and prompt influence on the subconscious mind where negative behavior patterns are created and stored. With the use of the 5-PATH® and 7th Path Self-Hypnosis® methods, a client can acquire more awareness and control over their damaging habits.  At the same time progressing with new positive behavior patterns that take the place of the bad habits.

Bringing an end to bad habits is only achievable if:  1) The client truly wants to make the changes.  2) The client accepts that they can make positive changes  3) The client listens and follows the instructions of the hypnotherapist  4) The client completes their customized individual sessions plan.

The first step begins with having an in-depth discussion to gain understanding of the client’s specific problems and goals that they wish to achieve along with accessing their motivation to make changes.

The second step is to induce hypnosis, a state of deep relaxation in which the highly suggestable subconscious mind is accessed directly to get to the root cause of the problem and instill positive suggestions and necessary actions to correct the habit.

The subsequent steps involve reviewing the prior hypnosis session results to the aligned goals along with the positive outcomes achieved thus far. Many people see immediate positive results after their first hypnotherapy session, though additional work is usually required. This usually includes additional hypnosis sessions and/or at home self-hypnosis.

For correcting most bad habits, many of our clients get results in about 5 sessions, some less and some more.  Each client receives an exclusive customized individual sessions plan because every client is unique (i.e. personality, history, problem). We do not try to fit our clients into a one-size-fits-all approach.

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