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Programme one: The GLP-1 Exit Programme

Hypnotherapy support for coming off Wegovy, Ozempic, or Mounjaro

 

Who this is for?

 

This 4 session programme is for you if you are: 

  •       Planning to reduce your GLP-1 dose

  •       Thinking about stopping Wegovy/Ozempic/Mounjaro

     

  •       Worried about weight regain  

  •       Experiencing rising anxiety or hyper-vigilance around hunger

   •       Afraid of food noise returning

   •       Concerned you’ll lose control without the medication

 

The real problem isn’t hunger, it’s fear!

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For most GLP-1 users, the biggest fear isn’t simply appetite changes. It’s regaining weight, and what that would mean emotionally: shame, self-trust collapsing, and the feeling of “going back” to an old identity. 

 

When fear rises, the brain starts scanning:  

 •       “Is hunger back yet?” 

 •       “Is this the start of regain?”

 

That scanning can create anxiety and urgency, and urgency leads to reactive eating.

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This programme treats the fear response first, so your behaviour stays steady as medication changes. 

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Session structure

 

Session 1:

The Foundation (before reduction)

 

Calm anticipatory anxiety, align inner conflict, build confidence, lock in habits and identity. 

 

Session 2:

Reduction Week Support (“the shock absorber”)

 

Install “hunger safety”, reduce hyper-vigilance, quiet food noise, and build a no-shame reset protocol. 

 

Session 3:

Consolidation & Self-Trust

 

Strengthen evidence, remove residual regain fear, deepen long-term maintenance identity. 

 

Session 4:

Future-Proofing (real life protection)

 

Prepare for restaurants, holidays, tired evenings, stress, and the “slow drift” back to old patterns, and prevent it. 

 

You’ll also receive between-session reinforcement so the change sticks.

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Ethical scope

 

I do not advise on medication, dosage, or reduction schedules.

That must come from your prescriber or GP. 

 

What I do support is the psychological and behavioural side: calm, confidence, habits, identity, emotional regulation, and relapse prevention, so you feel in control as medication changes. 

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