At least once a day, someone calls me office with questions about hypnosis. The most common thing I hear is some variation of “Can I be hypnotized?” or “I’m not hypnotizable, I just know it”.
The truth is this…If you’ve ever daydreamed, or become completely absorbed in an activity, then you are completely hypnotizable.
Take a look at this article we found by Stephanie M. Lee of the San Francisco Chronicle about a new study that asked why some people are more prone to hypnosis than others…
In order to fully understand what I do, it’s important to give a background of what hypnosis has been in history, and where it is now.
Most people understand hypnosis as a stage act in Vegas where a member from the audience forgets the number six. That’s not what it is. At all. But let’s go back…
Dr. Gluck was recently interviewed by John Aberle on his radio podcast show out of WCHE in Philadelphia.
In this interview Dr. Gluck provided answers the following questions…
You can listen to the entire interview right here…
Once you start a course of hypnosis treatment, how long does it take until you solve your problems?
Other than rates, the most popular question I get from prospective clients is how long does the treatment take? The answer to that question is it varies. There are many factors that determine session length, including the issue being treated, the impact of the issue, and your rate of progress. But one thing you have to know is that hypnosis, in general, is a short-term treatment.
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We often find that the general public has misconceptions about hypnosis and its application and usefulness in helping people solve many of life’s most daunting challenges. Frequently the misunderstanding centers around what many think of when they hear the word “hypnosis”.
In this video Dr. Errol Gluck explains the difference between stage hypnosis and clinical hypnosis, as well as the process of hypnosis in a clinical setting…