Hypnotic Tracks
Powerful Hypnosis Downloads
About Hypnotic Tracks
An introduction to Sam Weller
Sam Weller has been a hypnotherapist since 1989, following a successful career both as an army officer, and later, as a senior sales manager in financial services.
Trained by the legendary Gil Boyne, the foremost hypnotherapist of his generation at the Hypnotism Training Institute of Los Angeles, Sam graduated with diplomas in Basic Hypnotism, Master Hypnotism, and Advanced Hypnotherapy, also holding a Senior Qualification in Hypnotherapy Practise through the General Hypnotherapy Register and has completed thousands of hours of clinical work, specialising in therapy and performance related work.
Aside from results focused hypnotherapy, Sam always owns his own training school, Weller Associates Training, and is a registered supervisor for the General Hypnotherapy Register.
A much sought after speaker; one of his recent appearances was as a guest of the Master of Wellington College, Anthony Seldon, where he gave an address to three hundred students and parents about his work.
One of the first of its kind, Hypnotic Tracks was created by Sam in 2005 to provide audio downloads of his professionally trained hypnotic voice, fine-tuned over the years to help you achieve incredibly deep levels of relaxation.
Hypnotherapy is a superior form of physical and mental relaxation added to powerful, positive, go forward suggestions
For years I tried to quit smoking, but never quite managed it because the craving never really went away. This cycle continued until I tried a Hypnotic Tracks ‘Stop Smoking’ download, and to say I was sceptical was an understatement.
Afterwards, I was convinced nothing had changed, until later that night, at a party I realised I had not had a single craving and, more to the point, the idea of smoking a cigarette positively repulsed me. That was 6 months ago. I'm pleased to say that after just one session with the Stop Smoking download, I've never craved a cigarette, I've never been tempted, and I remain repulsed by cigarette smoke.