
The Sirens’ Song - Hypnosis to Overcome Cocaine Addiction
This session uses the metaphor of a navigator held on an island by a siren’s song, and a drummer who has forgotten his own rhythm, to explore cocaine addiction. After a breathing induction and a seven-to-one descent, Adam guides the listener to observe their own ‘Groundhog Day’ pattern of use from a detached, non-judgemental position, examining how identity, justification and ritual sustain the cycle. He reframes the substance as a bait-and-switch that borrows against future wellbeing, contrasts two future selves ten years on, and uses the Odysseus myth to model choosing not to want cocaine…
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