It seems that we see advertisements claiming a quick fix or cure for erectile dysfunction. From late night television to e-mail spam we’re a accosted with ways that men can enlarge and sustain an erection. But what about women? It seems that frigidity is an untouched subject, a private taboo topic that leaves women who suffer from this disorder wondering “is it me?”.
Did you know that the Center for Disease Control recognizes insufficient sleep to be a public health epidemic?
We all know drunk driving is a hazard to not only the driver but to anyone else on the road but what about drowsy driving? It’s responsible for 1,550 fatalities and 40,000 non-fatal accidents every year in the USA alone!
One of the most common types of sleep disorders are night terrors. A night terror is a sleep disruption that bears a faint resemblance to a nightmare, but differs in intensity and inconsolability.
Mostly affecting kids, a night terror is not technically a dream, but more like a sudden reaction of fear that happens during the transition from one sleep phase to another. A night terror usually involves a child sitting suddenly upright and screaming. The breathing and heartbeat increase and so is the person’s sense of being scared.
According to howstuffworks.com, anger is “a natural emotion that alerts us when something has violated the natural order of how we think things should go.”
Indignation is important and can be highly productive. After all, Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks were angry, and that very emotion led to the Civil Rights and dreams being realized.
So, let me clear here: I’m not against anger in general. Anger can be a great way to focus your thoughts and feelings, and energize and persuade a crowd to do something.
Are you a new parent? If so, chances are you’re terrified. You’re probably asking yourself, “Am I ready to be a parent?” “Am I doing this right?” “Since childhoods are so important in forming a person, must I walk around on eggshells around my child?” or, “How do I juggle my job with my parenting?”
If you’re asking these important questions and you’re sincerely concerned about the most important job you’ll ever have, then it is time to quiet your mind with hypnosis.
The Gluck Solutions Parenting Program deals with all the stresses that accompany parenting. There are the issues that hypnosis can treat: anxiety, sleeping issues, stress, etc. Then there are the issues that life coaching can treat: relationship counseling during this turbulent time, money issues, and how to manage a growing family.
There’s no such thing as a perfect parent. There are so many things to consider as a parent that you inevitably WILL make mistakes and miss things. All parents do. There is no need to worry about that — there are tons of roadblocks.
What you do need to worry about are the following:
In order to accomplish these things, you need an outside eye to give you some crucial perspective in order to make the early years of parent the absolute joy they should be.
Call my office, and be the best parent you can be!