Habit Termination
Behaviour Disruption & Control Reset
This is a directive intervention designed to terminate a specific unwanted habit.
Not moderation.
Not substitution.
Not self-help.
The objective is cessation, not management.
Core Frame
Habits persist because they are permitted, not because they are irresistible.
A habit is an automated action loop maintained by access, cues, and repetition.
Remove permission.
Remove the habit.
Purpose
Terminate a clearly defined behaviour that continues despite conscious intent.
Control is restored when action is no longer negotiable.
What This Intervention Does
This work:
• disrupts automated behaviour loops
• removes internal permission to act
• dismantles cue–response patterns
• reinstates executive command
The focus is mechanical control, not emotional processing.
What This Intervention Does Not Do
This protocol explicitly excludes:
• gradual reduction plans
• coping strategies
• substitute behaviours
• motivational framing
If you want to “manage” the habit, do not book.
Method
This is directive hypnosis combined with behavioural constraint.
The work applies:
• focused hypnotic interruption
• permission withdrawal
• behavioural lock-in
• post-session execution rules
Termination occurs through constraint, not insight.
Requirements for Success
To proceed, you must:
• define the habit precisely
• accept zero-tolerance rules
• comply with post-session constraints
• abandon exception-making
Relapse reflects non-compliance, not protocol failure.
Session Structure
• behaviour definition
• hypnotic disruption
• constraint installation
• execution protocol
This is a single, focused intervention.
After the Session
You will leave with:
• explicit behavioural prohibitions
• clear non-compliance conditions
• no ongoing support framework
You are responsible for execution.
Responsibility Clause
This intervention provides the structure.
Behavioural termination depends on compliance.
No guarantees.
No refunds.
No blame transfer.
By booking, you accept full responsibility for ending the behaviour.