Therapists

Allen Carr

Allen Carr was a chartered accountant before giving up his 100-a-day cigarette addiction and becoming a world expert on how to quit. In 1983 Allen Carr launched his first clinic in Raynes Park, London. Today, over twenty years later, there are over 150 Allen Carr’sEasyway® clinics in 45 countries. Read more…

Natalie Clays

I tried my first cigarette at the age of 15 (actually that’s not strictly true, I was eight, but didn’t try another one until I was 15 so it doesn’t count). So, I was 15-years-old, hiding in the bushes at school trying to look cool and trying even harder not to choke or vomit. It was vile and disgusting and made me feel ill, but I was one of the stronger ones and determined to learn how to do it. Twenty years later I was still doing it. Read more…

Dianne Fisher

Dianne was an on again-off again smoker for 26 years ” There were two significant times in my life that I decided to stop smoking and that was through both of my pregnancies. But of course, as soon as the baby was born, I always ended up back in the trap.” Read more…

Gail Morris

In June 2000 I attended Allen Carrs Melbourne Clinic as a pack a day smoker.  I walked away that same day a “happy non-smoker” and absolutely knew for certain that I would never smoke another cigarette for the rest of my life.   I was at the time 51 years of age and had been smoking on and off since the age of 21.  After decades of difficult, miserable and mainly failed attempts this seemed like a miracle to me.  From that moment on I resolved to join the organization and help make a difference to other smokers lives. Read more…

Tara Pickard-Clark

I had tried many times to quit using all sorts of methods – cold turkey many times (every NYE, birthday month etc), acupuncture, hypnosis in a group, hypnotherapy 1 on 1, patches, gum, lozenges, Zyban, herbal cigarettes, shock treatment, the rubber band method (don’t ask!)…you name it, I tried it, but I could never seem to kick it for long at all & even if I was smoke free for a few weeks or so…I was miserable and cranky! Read more…

Sarah Cooper

Sarah smoked her first experimental cigarette at 15 and thought that she would never get hooked because they tasted so bad!  17 years later, Sarah was still smoking and despite numerous attempts to quit using willpower, Sarah always managed to find any excuse to start smoking again. Read more…