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Elliott Wald is a highly experienced Addiction Therapist and Behaviour Therapist. With a career spanning 28 years, Elliott has established himself as a leading authority in Hypnosis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Modern Psychology.

His journey into Hypnotherapy began with rigorous training at the London College of Clinical Hypnosis at Birkbeck College, University of London, where he earned prestigious awards from the British Medical Hypnotherapy Examination Board. Additionally, Elliott is a Master and Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, having learned directly from its creator, Dr. Richard Bandler, and studied with Dr. John Grinder and other renowned figures in the field of Modern Psychology.

Elliott has a particular focus on working with Cocaine Addiction, where he has conducted comprehensive research and exploration to develop groundbreaking therapeutic approaches. Rather than adhering to a single therapeutic school, he integrates various methods, including addiction counselling, addiction-specific psychology, psychotherapy, and linguistic approaches, to provide tailored support to individuals struggling with Cocaine Addiction.

In addition to his clinical work, Elliott has used social media platforms like TikTok to reach a broader audience and raise awareness about Cocaine Addiction and related topics. His thought-provoking videos have garnered significant attention, with millions of views each week.

Beyond his online presence, Elliott has made a profound impact through one-on-one sessions, seminars, and authored books such as "Stop Smoking Easily and Transform Your Life for Good," "Winning The Weight Loss Game," and "Contagious Concepts." His transformative therapeutic skills have earned him a stellar reputation, with clients from various backgrounds, including celebrities, attesting to the life-changing results they have experienced under his guidance.

Elliott's contributions to the field of Addiction Therapy have been recognised by the media, with frequent features in television, newspapers, magazines, and radio outlets.