Hypnotherapy for addiction treatment

Yes, particularly for the behavioral and mental patterns that addiction depends on. In a state of highly focused attention, the mind becomes more able to shift the cravings, triggers, and automatic responses that drive addictive behavior. Self-hypnosis isn't a replacement for medical treatment of substance dependence, but for many people it's a powerful complementary tool. 83% of Reveri users felt increased control over their unwanted habits after one 10-minute session.

Self-hypnosis works differently. Most approaches target the chemistry of dependence or the cognitive understanding of why you use. Self-hypnosis works on the mental pattern itself, the urge, the response, the moment of decision. It carries no side effects, no risk of dependency, and can be used as often as needed. Reveri pairs especially well with therapy, recovery programs, or medical treatment.

Yes, hypnosis for addiction is safe when properly practiced. Hypnotherapy is a natural and effective way to address addiction and the subconscious behaviors that reinforce negative habits. The foundation for Reveri’s hypnosis for addiction, quit smoking hypnosis, and hypnosis for quitting alcohol are designed by the Associate Chair of Psychiatry at Stanford School of Medicine, and rooted in nearly 50 years of clinical research and hundreds of research papers to ensure a safe experience for its users. Unlike medication-assisted treatment (MAT), hypnosis for drug abuse has no physical side effects.

Yes, hypnosis for addiction has the potential to significantly increase efficacy when used as part of a comprehensive recovery plan. Hypnosis can be practiced at your own pace and in accompaniment to any other addiction treatments without consequence.

When hypnosis is approached with an open mind, it can be a valuable addition to the recovery process for all types of addiction. Unlike willpower alone, hypnotherapy for addictions works at a deep, subconscious level that helps make lasting recovery more attainable for all addictions. Reveri’s hypnotherapy for addiction helps you focus on what you are for–taking care of your body– to overcome the rooted subconscious behaviors that contribute to any addiction.

Reveri’s hypnosis programs are designed to be effective for all types of addiction. Our process aims to address negative behaviors subconsciously and rewire the brain to establish healthier coping mechanisms. 

Our guided self-hypnosis programs provide user-friendly, evidence-based tools to overcome a range of addictive behaviors such as overeating, smoking, vaping, and alcohol consumption. Practicing self-hypnosis regularly can strengthen the ability to resist urges and increase the motivation to achieve a healthier lifestyle. 

Most Reveri users notice a shift in their first 10-minute session. 83% felt increased control over their unwanted habits after one session. Sustained change in addictive patterns usually involves regular use; Reveri is designed to be there whenever the urge appears.