Whether you have a problem with smoking, alcohol, weight, other drugs, debt, gambling or even fear of flying the method works in the opposite way to programmes that rely on willpower.

The method doesn’t concentrate on the reasons why you should change: the cost of the addiction or issue, the slavery, the health risks and the stigma. You know all that already.

Instead, it focuses on why you continue to be addicted or have the issue in spite of the obvious disadvantages.

The numbers speak for themselves. The method has helped more than 50 million smokers throughout the world, most of whom arrived by word of mouth following recommendations of a friend, family member, or colleague who had quit.

We work with thousands of organisations in dozens of countries throughout the world and assist their employees to quit smoking. Our customers include organisations such as Microsoft, BMW, HP, IBM, Ford, Sony, Virgin, Google, and Unilever. These organisations would not have sought our assistance unless the method worked.Furthermore, a number of independent academic studies have been conducted into the method, including a study conducted at the University of Vienna that indicated that even after 3 years, the success rate of the method exceed 51%, a phenomenal figure when compared with any of the other methods.Two randomised controlled trials confirmed the world class effectiveness of the method.

Yes, it makes no difference whether you are a heavy or light smoker, whether you have been smoking for a number of months or decades. It also makes no difference whether you live in an environment with smokers or not, or if your life is calm or stressful.

Despite your special circumstances, the bottom line is that you are addicted to nicotine; the addiction trap works in the same manner for everyone, and once you understand this, you will be able to free yourself from it permanently.

Statistics have shown that the success rate of quitting on your own is less than 3% after a year.People have all types of erroneous perceptions about their addiction or issue. The fact that you have been doing this for so many years does not mean that you understand how the addiction or issue mechanism works, in the same way that if you drive a vehicle, you won’t necessarily understand how the engine works.

If you need help or a repair, you approach a qualified professional. At Allen Carr, we specialise in helping people with addictions and issues. We have assisted tens of millions of people and set them free. The purpose of the programme is to share the data that we have accumulated with you and to assist you to perceive things truly and clearly, perhaps for the first time in your life.

The difference is not only in the significantly higher success rate than self-quitting, but also in the quality of quitting—the goal is to quit, but continue enjoying life without feeling a lack or sacrifice.

It is a common misconception that that it takes willpower to get free, and that belief alone can make it difficult. But does it really take willpower, or is it a correction of perspective that is really needed?

You only need willpower not to do something that you actually want to do. If you don't want to do something, it doesn't take willpower not to do it.

The difficulty that many experience is because even though they want to quit, they still want to carry on because they believe that it gives them some kind of pleasure or crutch.

Allen Carr's Easyway shows you how this is based on a trick. We teach you to correct your perspective in a way that leaves you with no desire to continue. And with no desire to continue, it doesn't take willpower to be free. Join the millions who have changed their lives using this simple approach.

For more than 30 years Allen Carr’s Easyway has been helping people with addictions and issues such ranging from smoking, alcohol, weight, drugs, sugar, caffeine, debt, gambling and even fear of flying. The method has spread around the world by word of mouth for one simple reason, it WORKS!

We were founded by Allen Carr a qualified accountant whose 100 cigarettes-a-day addiction was driving him to despair. In 1983, after countless failed attempts to stop with the aid of the willpower method, he finally discovered what the world had been waiting for – the Easy Way to Stop Smoking