A lot of people may not know this, but malodorous scents can adversely effect our mental health. The more penetrating or noxious the aroma...the longer the exposure--the more likely it will induce pain and bring about socially maladaptive responses to stressful situations.

That's why I find my job as a Smell Trauma Therapist very rewarding. I can use a Cognitive-Behavioral paradigm or my signature Hypnotherapy which employs the highly effective Mallet Induction which helps people regress to a time when they were unaffected by offensive, olfactory intrusions and then pinpoint the causation of their nasal trauma.

Was it the smell of a lady friend's semi-liquified fecal matter curdling in your bed?Perhaps it was cocaine backwash breath wafting against the back of the semen-drenched, unbrushed teeth of a stripper or craigslist party girl?

Whatever made the patient regress or rage, I help them identify and come to terms with it whilst gently reminding them that it is not their fault that a literal funk has sent them into a figurative one.