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Stop Smoking Questionnaire

Stop Smoking Questionnaire
Name
Name
First
Last
Address
Marital Status
How did you hear about us?
Are you currently under the care of a physician?
Did your doctor recommend that you use hypnosis?
Have you ever been diagnosed with epilepsy or had seizures of any kind?
Do you exercise?
Do you feel stress?
Did you know that hypnosis is 100% safe?
Have you ever been hypnotized before?
Are you currently overweight?
How much do you spend on cigarettes?
Have you ever figured how much money you will save by being smoke free for one year?
Are you embarrassed by your smoking habit?
Does your excessive smoking limit you or your activities?
Do you smoke under stress?
Do you suffer from uncontrollable cravings?
Do you feel smoking controls you?
Does your smoking problem make you physically uncomfortable?
Do you smoke because of emotions?
Do you smoke after meals?
Is being smoke free a top priority?
Do you believe stopping smoking has to be painful?
Do you believe stopping smoking can be fun and enjoyable?
Does your family support your efforts to kick your habit?
Is your family excited about your using hypnosis to end your habit?
Does being a smoker limit your social life?
Do you feel tired, run down and out of energy?
Can you remember being smoke free?
Has being a smoker caused you pain or suffering (physical or emotional pain)?
What is the most important element in deciding to use our services?

Please choose yes or no for the following questions

I use tobacco in larger amounts or over longer periods of time than I intended.
I have had a persistent desire to reduce or control my use of tobacco, or I have been unsuccessful in doing so.
I spend a great deal of time on activities necessary to obtain or use tobacco.
I have a craving, or a strong desire or urge to use tobacco.
My use of tobacco interferes with my work (or major obligations at home or in school).
I have continued to use tobacco even though it leads to persistent or recurring social or interpersonal problems (such as arguments with others about tobacco use, or feeling ostracized).
I have given up important social, work-related, or recreational activities because of my tobacco use.
I continue to use tobacco in situations where it is physically hazardous (such as smoking in bed).
I continue to use tobacco in spite of the fact that I know I have a persistent or recurring medical, physical, or psychological problem which is made worse by my use of it.
I notice I need more tobacco to have the same effect, or I am finding the same amount of tobacco does not have the same effect on me.
I have irritability, frustration, anger, or anxiety when I try to quit using tobacco, or I have to use a nicotine patch or gum (or similar product) to alleviate those symptoms.