Does Drinking Alcohol Define You?

Hypnosis helps with breaking your identification with ‘who you want to be’ and your brand of booze.

One of the 6 elements to permanent personal change is breaking our associations with a brand of cigarettes or a beer commercial.

If we learn to identify ourselves with a special brand of booze then it makes it more difficult to stop drinking alcohol until with break that identification.

I was in advertising 20 years before being trained as a hypnotist and I know about branding.  It is what we counted on to sell products, the person has to feel good about buying it so we set up the idea that they would.

We all want to be accepted, sexy, loved, funny, clever, rich, etc, so if an alcohol distributor runs ads that we identify with, our brains begin to identify who we can be with drinking or consuming that brand.

Think about your favorite brands of booze….how does it make you feel when your order them?

• I’ll have a Shiner.
• Kettle One on the rocks.
• Let’s get a bottle, your wine list please.

Here are some examples of the way we have those identifications and make it harder to quit drinking alcohol.

• I’m a Bud Lite man.
• I only drink Kettle One.
• I only drink French wines.

What we do in hypnosis is reverse the branding.  It is based on this simple fact: you learned to associate status with the brand, you can unlearn.  Breaking identification isn’t a sure way to stop completely, but it is a piece of the puzzle.

So, have you decided to quit?

1st Step.
Decide to Quit.

Once you have decided you no longer want alcohol to be a part of your life then being to examine your motivation and desire to stop.

2^nd step.
Write Who You Are or Become without Alcohol in Your Life.

Then start identifying with that person by reading the list morning and night.

For assistance call us for your private consultation to learn more about how to break your associations with alcohol. We are in Dallas near Lemmon Ave and Oak Lawn, 972-974-2094.

Does Drinking Alcohol Define You? Hypnosis helps with breaking your association with yourself and your brand of booze!