Dr. Errol Gluck discusses how hypnosis can be conducted by phone so that he can help people outside of NYC overcome their most challenging problems.
To contact Dr. Gluck call (212) 599-3195.
Having practiced Clinical Hypnosis in NYC for over 37 years, I find that stress is the basis for nearly every anxiety disorder that New Yorkers face.
The city, as always, is demanding and competitive. Add to that the conditions of the Digital Age: the impossible struggle for excuses to be “unavailable” causes people to forget how to gain and appreciate the time they do need for themselves, even when they have earned the freedom to do so.
Founded on the science of neuroplasticity, Clinical Hypnosis gets you to let go of those inhibitions that prevent the mind from shutting down and entering relaxation. There’s no reason in fearing that such a state will leave you vulnerable, weak, and unaccomplished. If anything, the pressure to perform despite exhaustion is often the main trouble.
Come set an appointment if you’re interested. Call my office at (212) 519-3995.
Recently on Gluck Radio we interviewed Kaitlin Bell Barnett, author of DOSED: THE MEDICATION GENERATION GROWS UP. Listen to the interview….
What hazards do popular, over-prescribed medication – “smart drugs” such as Adderall, for instance, or “happy pills” like Wellbutrin – pose on children? What natural mechanisms for survival and self-improvement – for growing up – stay underdeveloped when these skills are stunted by prescription drugs? Are the losses retrievable?
I want to put some pressure on parents. The pressure is on to be patient. Let your children bloom, early or late. Give them time, not tablets. (That might apply for Apple tablets, too.)
If you’re reading this, if you’re even remotely interested in my work, then I can bet you have the sophistication to refine the methods of parenting. Children are not pets, robots, incapable of deep understanding. If the toughest, smartest, strongest willed adults can harbor be shaped by unjust experiences, what more a child? All children are sensitive and impressionable. They will become adults, just like you and me.
Professionally, I’m here to help. I have experience in coaching both children and their families, separately or together. Hypnosis can serve as a supplement to psychiatric or physical therapy. Do you want to be a good parent? Call me at (212) 599-3195 for a consultation.
My name is Dr. Errol Gluck, and I’ve been in the New York area practicing executive life coaching and clinical hypnosis for the last thirty seven years. Hypnosis is based upon neuroplasticity, the ability to rewire the brain when a person is in the state of receptability to new information.
Now so many people ask me if this is such a magical bullet, why isn’t a) everyone doing it, and b) how is it possible that you could fix anxiety and fears and phobias and alcoholism in a very short time?
I have a number of answers to that and the first is this: I’ve been practicing for thirty seven years. I work from 8 in the morning to 11:30 at night. It takes years and years and years to know what you’re doing, to assess a person and to be able to formulate a hypnosis session around who they are. Two, quick does not mean one or two sessions. Depending upon the extent of the disorder or the extent of the new information that has to be put into their minds, it could take a number of sessions. But the difference is compared to any other type of treatment, it is significantly quicker.
You can mark the progress week by week. Yes, it’s true for smoking, it could take only two sessions. For anxiety it could three or four sessions. But for other problems such as severe addiction to cocaine or crack it could take many more sessions. What I can tell you is my track record is incredibly effective and it does work.
Call me today to learn more about hypnosis: 212-599-3195.
Looking for love in the wrong places? You’re not the only one who gets lost. Intimacy is a need that is difficult to fulfill, period. In my experience, even the wealthiest and most accomplished people are unhappy if their lives lack deep affectionate bonds. What more for those who still have to reach their professional goals?