LONDON | WARE

John Lancaster Bsc (Hons) Ost. ABH. ABNLF
Telephone: 07801023715

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John D Lancaster is the only therapist in the UK to offer you this great new pioneering stop smoking hypnosis treatment to ensure you stop smoking easily and quickly.

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HERTFORD

The first mention of the town is in 673 A.D, the first Synod of all the Bishops in England was held in Hertford. It was called by Theodore of Tarsus; decisions included the calculation of the date of Easter. In 912 AD, Edward the Elder built two burhs close by the ford over the River Lea as a defence against Danish incursions. By the time of the Domesday Book, Hertford had two churches, two markets and three mills. The Normans began work on castle, and Hertford Priory was founded by Ralph de Limesi. King Henry II rebuilt the castle in stone, but in 1216, during the First Barons' War, it was besieged and captured after 25 days by Prince Louis of France.

 

"I was determined to give up smoking but there was a part of me that was doubtful that I could do it. John made me feel at ease and gave me that little bit of confidence that I was lacking in myself to accomplish what I wanted. The most amazing part is that I didn’t even want to smoke when I was out socially with friends, I thought this was going to be the hardest part but no I just didnt want to smoke, amazing!"

LK, Herts 

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Disclaimer:

It is important to understand that hypnotherapy and the other associated techniques are not a 'magic pill'. Therapy requires that the client be committed to change and be prepared to make the effort to make that change a reality. There is, of course, a considerable variation in the difficulty of the various problems and there is no general rule which makes it possible to say how much improvement can be achieved and in how much time.

The simpler problems can sometimes be overcome in one or two sessions but I may well be able to give you a fair assessment of how much improvement you can expect and how many sessions may be needed by the end of the initial consultation but if the problem is more complex then we will jointly review progress from time to time.