(including: cigarettes, vaping, cigars, pipes, tobacco, etc.)

(including: appetite control, eating habits, motivation to exercise, etc.)

 (including: nervous tension, anxiety, symptoms caused or aggravated by stress and tension, stress reduction etc.)

 (including: panic, dentists, flying, needles, animals, heights, social fears, etc.)

 (inlcuding: stage fright, test anxiety, athletic "choke-up", memory block, writer's block, etc.)

 (including: migraines, arthritic pain, dentistry, childbirth, chronic pain, nausea, itching, etc.)

(including: concentration, memory, study habits & motivation, learning blocks, reading speed & retention, better grades & test scores, test preparation, etc.)

(including: poise, assertiveness, self-image, self-esteem, success attitudes, etc.)

(including: boost sales, typing speed, maintain alertness, pass tests, reduce job stress, etc.)

(including: sports, artistic, musical, acting, dancing, modeling, creative writing, hobbies, etc.)

(for mind & body control, self-improvement, etc. )

(including: increase vitality, speed healing, tech device, cell phone and screen time overuse, etc.)

A 2007 study shows that hospitalized patients who smoke may be more likely to quit smoking through the use of hypnotherapy than patients using other smoking cessation methods. At 6 months after discharge, 50% of patients treated with hypnotherapy alone were nonsmokers, compared with 50% of patients in the group that combined nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) with hypnotherapy, but only 25% in the control group of patients who preferred to quit “cold turkey”, and 15.78% in the group using NRT alone (Science News, Oct 24, 2007).