Teresa Bolger Clinical Hypnotherapy

Teresa Bolger Clinical Hypnotherapy Clinical hypnotherapist and smoke cessation specialist. I can help you feel happy to be smoke-free.

✨Lovely to see️ The Dancing Soul Athlone Therapy Centre getting some well deserved recognition. ✨️
04/10/2025

✨Lovely to see️ The Dancing Soul Athlone Therapy Centre getting some well deserved recognition. ✨️

12/03/2025

Spring is here and, as promised, we are back to support the brave and beautiful children who are grieving the loss of someone very special throughout the seasons ❤️‍🩹 Help us spread the word and give it a share. You never know who it might reach 🌼

13/11/2024

Our amazing art therapist Art Therapy with Joanne has co created this workshop for children who have been bereaved. We wish herself and Anna all the best. Coming up to Christmas can be a difficult time, so please share to get the word out.

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The Dancing Soul
Athlone
N37H9N2

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Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Do you hate ci******es but can’t stop smoking?

IT'S NORMAL FOR A SMOKER TO FEEL AS IF THEY'RE STUCK WITH THEIR HABIT FOREVER.

I started to smoke at thirteen to be 'cool' and by the age of twenty-six I had wheezing cough, a thirty a day habit and a nagging feeling that I would never see life as a non-smoker. I had long since stopped thinking they were cool. In fact I hated the way they made me feel and look but I simply couldn't stop.

When I made attempts to stop using willpower I would only manage a matter of hours before I was lighting one. Again, that sinking feeling of 'I will never be able to stop, this will probably kill me' would come over me and I'd decide now wasn't the time for me to stop. Maybe another day.