Breaking Free
from Vaping

Can RTT and Hypnotherapy Help You Quit the Habit?


So, you've been caught up in the world of vaping – chasing clouds and enjoying all those sweet, fruity, or minty flavours. Vaping, with its sleek devices and enticing e-juice flavours, became a massive trend over the past decade. It was marketed as a safer alternative to smoking, but many people soon realized it wasn't the harmless habit it seemed.


Vaping is known to have health risks, from lung issues to addiction to nicotine, and it's time to kick the habit to the curb. And so you've realized it's time to break free from vaping, reclaim your health, and kiss the clouds goodbye. Perhaps you have tried to kick the habit already and it's proven to be tricky on your own. Enter the power of Hypnotherapy and RTT.


So, how does hypnotherapy/RTT work? Well, it's a bit like getting a little mind makeover. Hypnotherapy taps into the subconscious, the part of your brain that holds all your habits, cravings, and desires – including your urge to vape. Your hypnotherapist or RTT therapist will ask you about your vaping, perhaps delving into your habits and triggers. Then they will guide you into a form of deep relaxation – you won’t be asleep, just in a super relaxed and focused state.


The therapist might use suggestions to replace your vape cravings with healthier alternatives, like hitting the gym or sipping on water. These suggestions are like planting seeds of change in your mind. Before you're brought out of your trance-like state, the therapist might give you some post-hypnotic suggestions. These are like little reminders your mind can refer to when you're hit with vape cravings in the real world. Or your therapist might give you a personalised recording to listen to for 21-30 days after your session, listening to the recording will help wire in those changes.


For many clients, RTT has a great track record of helping smokers to quit and it can also be like a magic wand for those who need to quit vaping here’s why :

1. No Need for Patches or Gums: Unlike other methods that use nicotine replacement, RTT doesn't replace one addiction with another. It aims to break the addiction cycle altogether.
2. Personalized Approach Your RTT sessions are tailored just for you. Your therapist knows your triggers and can address them directly.
3. Stress Reduction: Vaping is often used as a way to cope with stress. RTT can help you develop healthier stress management techniques, so you're not reaching for that vape in tough moments.
4. Long-Term Results: Many vapers find that RTT helps them stay smoke-free for the long haul. It's not just a quick fix; it can bring lasting change.
Breaking up with your vape pen might not be easy, but with the help of RTT, you can boost your chances of success. It's an effective and personalized tool to help you quit vaping. So, if you're looking for an effective way to kick the vaping habit, consider giving RTT a shot.
It might just be the key to finally putting those clouds behind you and moving forward to a healthier, vape-free life.

Written by Sal Jennings, RTT therapist and Life Coach at Clarity Life Coaching www.lifecoachingclarity.co.uk