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NLP and Hypnotherapy - stop smoking marijuana, cigarettes and vapes - stop drinking alcohol - stop gambling - banish food cravings - banish desire for sweet foods and chocolate - NLP & Hypnotherapy eating disorders, - bulimia and anorexia - NLP Hypnotherapy weight loss
(By Abby Eagle 2026)
Let’s be honest for a second. If you’re reading this, a part of you wants to stop smoking marijuana… and another part of you doesn’t.
That internal tug-of-war — “I should quit” vs “just one more time” — is exactly why so many people struggle to stop. It’s not about weak willpower. It’s not about lack of discipline. It’s about how your mind is wired. And here’s the good news: You can rewire it.
Using proven techniques from NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) and hypnotherapy, you can break free from marijuana — not through struggle, but through understanding and working with your mind instead of against it.
Most people think the problem is the substance but it’s not. According to insights from Abby Eagle’s NLP stop smoking resources, habits like smoking are driven by internal triggers, emotions, and unconscious patterns — not just chemical dependence. In fact, people often smoke marijuana because they are:
- Trying to reduce stress or anxiety
- Escaping boredom or loneliness
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Seeking relaxation or “switching off”
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Looking for confidence or emotional relief
This aligns with broader hypnotherapy research showing that behaviours like smoking are often linked to emotional regulation and learned mental patterns, not just physical addiction. So when you try to quit using willpower alone… You’re fighting the symptom, not the cause.
Here’s something most people don’t realise: You don’t consciously decide to smoke. There’s always a trigger.
As explained in Abby Eagle’s teachings, that trigger might be:
- A thought: “I need a cone”
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A feeling: stress, boredom, anxiety
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A situation: after work, with friends, alone at night
That trigger creates a chain reaction in your mind - thoughts, images, sensations - which leads to a craving - and by the time you’re aware of it… You’re already reaching for it. This is where NLP and hypnotherapy come in.
NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) is the study of how your thoughts, language, and behaviours are connected.
Hypnotherapy works directly with your subconscious mind — the part that runs your habits automatically.
Together, they help you:
- Identify the triggers behind your smoking
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Reprogram your internal responses
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Replace old patterns with healthier ones
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Eliminate cravings at the source
Unlike traditional approaches, this isn’t about “trying harder.” It’s about making the change feel natural and effortless. In fact, many hypnotherapy-based programs report that quitting can feel surprisingly easy because it doesn’t rely on willpower at all.
This might sound strange… But your marijuana habit is actually trying to help you. According to Abby Eagle’s work, every habit serves a positive intention - even if the behaviour itself is harmful.
For example:
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Smoking helps you relax
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It helps you avoid uncomfortable emotions
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It gives you a sense of control or escape
So when you try to quit… Your brain resists — because it thinks you’re taking something valuable away. This is why so many people relapse.
Here’s where NLP and hypnotherapy change everything. Instead of forcing you to “give up” marijuana…
They help you:
✔ Keep the benefits (relaxation, calm, confidence)
✔ Remove the habit (smoking itself)
This is done by:
- Rewiring emotional responses
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Creating new mental associations
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Anchoring positive feelings to healthier behaviours
As Abby explains, the goal is to make your unconscious mind agree: “We don’t need marijuana anymore — we can feel even better without it.”
One of the most powerful concepts in NLP is the understanding that you have two parts to your mind:
This part says:
- “I should quit”
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“This isn’t good for me”
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“I need to change”
This part says:
- “But it feels good”
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“Just one more time”
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“I need this to relax”
And guess which one wins? The emotional mind. Every time.
Abby Eagle describes this as an internal conflict between two parts — one that wants to stop, and one that wants to continue. (Abby Eagle NLP Coaching)
NLP and hypnotherapy work by integrating these parts, so you’re no longer fighting yourself.
Many people have tried everything:
- Going cold turkey
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Cutting down
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Using substitutes
And still go back.
Why?
Because they never changed the root cause — the way their mind is wired.
NLP and hypnotherapy focus on: Changing your internal programming Which is why many people have the experience of losing interest in smoking marijuana with no withdrawal symptoms.
Reading this article is a great start. But real change happens when you take action. If you’re serious about stopping smoking marijuana - and you want support that actually works - then this is your opportunity.
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