The Hypnotherapist Next Steps

Chapter 1

Stephanie was pleased with Ian’s progress, but she felt like she wanted, needed, more! She was ready to take her fetish even further.
Her previous methods had been dubious and could be interpreted as abuse. The next level was not just abuse. It was criminal!
Yet, the more she fantasised about it, the more she wanted to make it real. She risked going to jail. The key was avoiding detection.

First of all, she invested a lot of money in buying, extending, renovating and decorating a suitable property for her new venture. She found a semi detached property right out in the country. She abandoned Ian, just as she had abandoned Carl. Then she sold her house and moved into a caravan while the building work was going on. She was going to live in the property on the left. The property on the right was where most of the changes were going to take place. There were a few outhouses that had once been stables and other associated buildings. She converted those into an office and treatment room from where she could run her legitimate business. She had to invest to bring all the necessary services to the buildings and make sure they were suitably insulated.
Once her house and the stables were complete, she moved in. She moved her business to the property too. It would mean extra advertising and clients would have to travel out to her, but she reckoned they would appreciate the peace and quiet of her new location. Her fees went up to reflect her premium service.
Her regular and new clients all liked Stephanie. They thought they received a good level of care from her, they saw the results they were looking for. Indeed, they loved coming out to the new property. It was much bigger, calmer and had views of the green countryside from the windows.
Stephanie’s clientele didn’t not change. She was still helping people with strange phobias, she helped people to stop smoking, or lose weight. She helped people to overcome addictive behaviour, or bereavement as well as assist those who had problems controlling anger.
She did what she had to do. She maintained her professional attitude and her necessary facade.
She hated getting clients who wanted to lose weight. While their treatment lasted, she watched them waste away, when all she wanted to do was to make them even fatter!
The legitimate business was a necessary evil. The building work was turning out to be a real money pit. She had invested at least one million pounds, she was mortgaged to the hilt and had been forced to take out additional loans to pay for it all. She was going to require a substantial supplementary income in addition to her hypnotherapy business. Luckily, she knew exactly what she was going to do.