Entries by Ted A. Moreno (Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist)

The Inner Critic: Listen Up

Today’s post is by guest author Greg Angriella, who writes about why your inner critic may have something valuable to tell you. In the process of personal transformation, we seek to be open to what our minds, as well as our bodies, are telling us, even if we don’t want to hear. The inner critic […]

Self Hypnosis and the Stars

Celebrities have used hypnosis or self hypnosis for relaxation, career success and to quit smoking. Why not learn this valuable tool for yourself? You can! Register for the Self Hypnosis for Success Class being offered again at Pasadena City College starting  Saturday, January 24th, and continuing for the next two Saturdays: January 31st and February 7th  from 9 am to 10:30 […]

Introducing Ted’s First Book “The Ultimate Guide to Letting Go of Negativity and Fear and Loving Life”

Yes it’s true; after a year of writing, revising, editing, periods of major procrastination and ordering proof after proof, I have actually published a book: The Ultimate Guide to Letting Go of Negativity and Fear and Loving Life (What I Learned on My Journey from Hater to Appreciator). The book is a collection of posts from my […]

Mastering Your Inner Game

I’d  like to share a great article with you by Dan Kennedy. In my opinion, all success starts with mastering what goes on in your head. As a hypnotherapist, most of my work with students, athletes and business people involve helping them to master their inner game. Thanks to my friend Craig Valine, Marketing Performance Coach & […]

Radio Interview with Ted: Secrets To Effective And Powerful Leadership: Become A Student Of Human Motivation

Greeting and welcome to 2012! January started off with a bang, the phone started ringing and hasn’t stopped. In addition to having a full roster at both of my locations, I’ve been doing a lot of hypnotherapy phone sessions and recently had my first international hypnotherapy phone session with someone from Canada. So, forgive me […]

Great Words for the End of the Year

The words “go placidly amid the noise and haste” have been in my head recently. I googled them and discovered they are from a poem called the Desiderata (Latin: “desired things”) by Max Ehrmann. I was surprised to read on Wikipedia that when Adlai Stevenson died in 1965, this poem was found by his bedside, and that […]