Oct 16, 2026
La Crosse Hypnosis Center offers adults a free online screening for its quit-smoking hypnosis program, with live online sessions held from home. Every client accepted receives a Written Service Guarantee, and the center serves La Crosse, Wisconsin's Coulee Region and communities statewide.
La Crosse, WI, United States, October 16, 2026 -- FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
La Crosse Hypnosis Center backs its online quit-smoking program with a written service guarantee

La Crosse Hypnosis Center offers smokers a free online screening for its quit-smoking hypnosis program, with home-based online sessions and a Written Service Guarantee for every client accepted.
LA CROSSE, Wis. — Oct. 15, 2026 — La Crosse Hypnosis Center is offering adults who want to stop smoking or chewing tobacco a free online screening for its results-oriented quit-smoking hypnosis program. The hypnosis screening is required to determine whether the hypnotist can accept the interested person as a client. Clients attend the program from home through live online sessions. Every client accepted into the program receives a Written Service Guarantee, which is fully explained during the hypnosis screening. The center serves La Crosse, Wisconsin's Coulee Region and communities like Holmen, Onalaska, Richland Center, Dodgeville, Madison, Marshfield, Sun Prairie, Marshall, Brodhead, Wausau, Evansville and others across the state.
Most people who smoke want to stop, and many have tried more than once. In 2022, 67.7% of U.S. adults who smoked cigarettes said they wanted to quit, and 53.3% made a quit attempt during the year. Only 8.8% quit successfully, according to a July 2024 report in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). For smokers who have tried everything and still feel the pull of cravings, the distance between wanting to quit and quitting can start to feel permanent.
“The people who call us usually aren't new to quitting smoking,” said Michael Glowacki, director of La Crosse Hypnosis Center. “They've tried everything they can think of, and part of them has started to believe they're the one person who can't do it. In the enjoyable, informative hypnosis screening, we're looking for several things including whether that person is truly ready to be done with cigarettes. When they are accepted as a client, we put our commitment in writing, and we stay with them until they get there.”
Clients describe quitting in videos on the hypnosis center's YouTube channel. Program details and results are published on the center's quit-smoking page, and La Crosse Hypnosis Center is listed with reviews on Google.
Acceptance is not automatic
The screening is free and held live online. La Crosse Hypnosis Center uses it to decide whether it can accept the person as a client. Those accepted begin a drug-free program built around what they must do to successfully quit smoking. Sessions are held online, so no travel is required, and the program addresses chewing tobacco as well as cigarettes.
The center's programs teach self-hypnosis and behavior-change techniques. La Crosse Hypnosis Center does not diagnose or treat disease, and its programs are offered as an adjunct to standard care, not a replacement for it.
About La Crosse Hypnosis Center
La Crosse Hypnosis Center provides hypnosis programs for quitting smoking and chewing tobacco, weight management, stress reduction and confidence. It also offers training in hypnosis and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). Client sessions are held live online for clients in La Crosse, the Coulee Region and across Wisconsin. The center is directed by Michael Glowacki, a Master Hypnotist Society hypnosis trainer who has practiced hypnosis since 2006.
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