If you are addicted to shopping, then clinical hypnosis could help you control your spending and get back on the road to prosperity.

• Do you use shopping as a quick fix for the blues or other emotion?
• Do you spend more than you can afford?
• Are some of your purchases unused or hidden?
• Do you feel guilty or ashamed about this behavior?
• Would your life be richer (emotionally and financially) if you were shopping less?
• Have your attempts to change been unsuccessful?

Shopping addiction is finally coming out of the closet! This long smiled-upon addiction is at last recognized as genuine, destructive, and treatable. Shopaholics can begin the journey to wellness right here.

Shopping can be an important source of self-definition, self-expression, creativity, even healing. Done to excess, however, it can spin out of control and lead to serious problems, eroding rather than enhancing your quality of life. The more you use shopping as an attempt to fill an inner void, manage your feelings, repair your mood, or pursue a "perfect" image, the more likely it is that you need to take a closer look at what this behavior is costing you.

Compulsive shopping is a malady that our culture has largely seen fit to smile upon. Feelings of emptiness, low self-esteem, insecurity, boredom, loneliness--or the pursuit of ideal image--can cause people to buy compulsively. But managing these feelings and mood states by buying compulsively can have extremely serious consequences and significantly erode quality of life.

Society, advertising, and the media all conspire against the cultivation of true wealth, which cannot be quantified in a financial balance sheet but must instead be felt and sensed: self-esteem, family, friendships, a sense of community, health, education, creative pursuits, communion with nature. It is inner poverty, both emotional and spiritual, that is at the core of most compulsive spending. The acquisition of truth wealth is crucial to recovery.

If you want help with your compulsive spending, contact Amy to see how hypnotherapy can help you.

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