Wednesday, March 23rd in Okoboji… – Pure Oldies 98.3 & 98.5

If you’ve been struggling to lose weight OR stop smoking, perhaps it’s time you attend the Mark Patrick Seminars and learn how to accomplish your goals through hypnosis.

Hypnosis can be designed to destroy unwanted cravings, late day eating binges, stress eating and more. If you’ve been trying to quit smoking, hypnosis can help you stop without cravings, irritability, weight gain OR YOUR MONEY BACK!

Join the over half million others who have attended.

The Mark Patrick Seminars are returning to Okoboji at the Arrowwood Resort on Wednesday, March 23rd. Cost to attend a seminar is $49.99.

Weight Loss Seminar: 5:30-7:30pm
Stop Smoking Seminar: 8-10pm

Registration begins thirty minutes before each seminar. Or pre-register and reserve your seat at the seminar.

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