Chap: Hypnotherapy And Smoking, Weight Loss And Alcohol And Drug Abuse

by Michael Heap

This extract considers hypnotherapeutic approaches in the treatment of four major health smoking, overeating, and alcohol and drug misuse.

12 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 1, 2012

About the author

Who am I? British (no sympathy please). Child of the 50s & 60s. Lancashire born and bred, but now living in Sheffield. My career has always been as a psychologist, working with people with neurological and mental health problems and clients, offenders and patients in the civil and criminal justice systems. I’ve been a university lecturer too.

Books? Well, during my career I established a reputation in the field of hypnosis and (co)-edited and co-authored several books on the subject. I’m not given to boasting, but if there is one that I am especially proud of it is Hartland's Medical and Dental Hypnosis (2001). In my retirement, I’ve published three books on the theme of ‘Universal Awareness’ (more commonly expressed as ‘universal consciousness’), the latest being ‘The Meaning of Universal Awareness: A Rational Foundation’. I write for the interested lay person.

Enough of me, but should you want more, visit my website (https://www.mheap.com/), where you will also discover that I’m active both as a humanist and a dyed -in-the-wool skeptic. My blog is attached to my website (https://www.mheap.com/Blog.html).