Hypnosis NYC Helps Take Full Responsibility in Our Lives

Posted on February 23, 2012 by Dr. Errol Gluck

Hypnosis in NYC Helps Take Full Responsibility in Our Lives

What does it mean to really take full responsibility for our life? It means, in my
view, to take full responsibility for happiness. Hypnosis can help be fully responsible and be happy.

Being responsible means recognizing that how things look at the right now doesn’t determine how things will be, and that although we can’t control everything–or really anything, we all have enormous ability to try and influence how much happiness or suffering the events of our lives bring us.

Our focus should be on strengthening our inner strength, and to develop a spirit that refuses to be defeated. That spirit brings an huge amount of power, and power that can help us live up to the notion that we are responsible for our lives and everything in them. And if we can really follow that idea, and refuse to blame anyone or
anything else for our problem, we’ll can find ourselves in the best possible
position to be happy. A sense of ownership that even in the face of
defeat may yet provide us satisfaction.

NYC and Hypnosis

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Dr. Errol Gluck

NYC and Hypnosis

I’ve always been interested in NYC and hypnosis.

NYC is the mecca of the best Western medicine money, similar to how California is the alternative medicine capital. Lately, in the last five years or so, however, NYC is beginning to adopt hypnosis methods that have been previously shunned or ignored.

The entire country, including NYC, is now taking a closer look at nutrition, and other things such as Clinical Hypnosis (neuroplasticity and Rational Cognitive Therapy, both of which are practiced at Gluck Solutions), yoga/meditation, and even, acupuncture. It’s about time Clinical Hypnosis got its rightful place in the public consciousness.

Hypnosis in NYC is where the chiropractic field was in the 1950s. It’s often still misaligned with mysticism and misinterpreted in movies, television, and literature.

NYC is the melting pot of the world, so why not learn from the insights of disciplines of the East and West?

Many hypnosis NYC clients who have tried medication and psychotherapy, have been spreading the word about Medical Hypnosis and the positive effects–and that it really does work for stopping smoking, weight loss, and anxiety/depression.

It has taken years for hypnosis in NYC to come into its own. There are few NYC hypnosis practitioners who have extensive experience or take the time to get rid of the myths surrounding hypnosis. But eventually, it will become the discipline that it deserves to be. Where else for hypnosis to accelerate than in NYC? I have full faith in the future of NYC Hypnosis, and Gluck Solutions’ place in it.

Eating Disorders Can be Resistant to Traditional Treatments: Weigh Control Hypnosis

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Dr. Errol Gluck

Eating Disorders Can be Resistant to Traditional Treatments: Weigh Control Hypnosis

Many eating disorders can be resistant to traditional treatments, but, due to their psychological nature, they are usually very receptive to hypnotherapy. Breaking down psychological barriers is the key to treating eating disorders, and hypnosis is a proven method for getting you where you need to be. The therapy we provide involves an integration of cognitive-behavior therapy and weight control hypnosis.

We will also help you through some lifestyle changes that will benefit you, as well as those around you. These include:

Establishing regular eating habits
Committing to your treatment
Developing a support system
Ignoring the urge to relentlessly weigh yourself

Through weight control hypnosis, you will learn to control your own state of awareness. This new understanding will help you change your negative actions and thoughts into positive ones.

Weight Control Hypnosis and Eating Disorders: Hypnosis NYC

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Dr. Errol Gluck

Weight Control Hypnosis and Eating Disorders: Hypnosis NYC

Weigh control and weigh loss hypnosis and eating disorders are becoming increasingly common, especially among women in the Western world where cultural expectations encourage them to be unnaturally thin. These disorders are complex conditions that stem from a combination of long-standing psychological, interpersonal, and social conditions.

Extreme dieting, binging, and purging may begin as a way to help some people cope with painful emotions by giving them a false sense of control, but ultimately these behaviors will in fact damage their sense of control; not to mention their physical health and self-esteem as well.