Ted A. Moreno
Ted A. Moreno is a Certified Hypnotherapist, NLP Practitioner and Success Performance Coach. Hypnotherapists provide treatment for vocational and avocational self-improvement and are not licensed by the state as healing arts practitioners.
Offices
1910 Huntington Drive,
Suite 9
South Pasadena, CA 91030
(626) 826-0612
Sessions are available in person, or via Zoom, Skype or phone
Suite 9
South Pasadena, CA 91030
(626) 826-0612
Sessions are available in person, or via Zoom, Skype or phone
Self Hypnosis as a Tool for Change
/by Ted MorenoWhy do most New Years resolutions fail? Why is it so difficult to change habits? You hear about it all the time: people win big in the lottery, millions of dollars. Five years later they are broke. Perhaps you’ve experienced this: you lose a bunch of weight just to gain it all back plus a […]
Sometimes You Just Need to Let Go
/by Ted MorenoDuring my “cowboy” phase, while living in Arizona, I decided to try my hand at rodeo. I made up my mind to do bareback bronc riding. This is where a rider gets on a horse (or bronc) whose only desire is to buck the bronc rider off. With only one hand, the rider hangs on to a […]
Persistence, Faith and the Chinese Bamboo Tree
/by Ted MorenoHere is a parable of persistence and faith: the story of the Chinese Bamboo tree. This tree is like all trees in that it requires watering and feeding to make it grow. What is unique about the Chinese Bamboo is that for the first year after the seed is planted, there in no apparent growth. […]
12 Ways to Cultivate Gratitude
/by Ted Moreno[leadplayer_vid id=”5296B9BEC1233″] Take responsibility for your ability to feel grateful now. Realize that nothing outside of you needs to change or be different for you to feel grateful. Have a mantra. Create the habit of repeating a word or phrase to say throughout the day to bring you into present moment awareness. “Be Here Now”, […]
You’ve Got to Be Alive to Have Gratitude
/by Ted MorenoThere may be some dead that are grateful aside from Jerry Garcia and the band, but maybe the highest form of gratitude is feeling lucky to be alive. I find it interesting that we only have one day a year dedicated to giving thanks. What if every week we had a Thanksgiving day? (Minus the huge feast, of course.) If you lived 80 years, Thanksgiving […]
What’s The Deal with Affirmations?
/by Ted MorenoMany people think that the practice of saying affirmations is kind of a new agey, hokey thing. (Maybe they saw that affirmation guy on Saturday night live …) However, I think they can be very powerful as a technique for programming your mind for achievement of your goals. I’m no biblical scholar or even an […]
Getting it Done:The Basics
/by Ted MorenoMost of us are interested in “getting it done” but a lot of us lack the motivation. With such tremendous demands on our time and attention, it’s easy to become overwhelmed and paralyzed. Looking back at the end of the day, we wonder, “Where did the day go, and what did I do with it?” I used […]
The Story of The 2 Boxes and Releasing Limitations
/by Ted MorenoLet me tell you the story of the 2 boxes. There are 2 boxes that exist in everyone’s life. The 1st box represents a person’s actual limitations. For instance, I will probably never play center for the Los Angeles Lakers. Why? Because I’m not 7 feet tall, and don’t play basketball. See? That’s an actual, […]
Book Review: “Choices and Illusions”
/by Ted MorenoThere is an allegedly factual account that when the Spanish galleons approached the New World, they were invisible to the Aztec people. When the conquistadors approached the shore with helmets on their heads, they were perceived by Montezuma and his people as gods walking on water. One of the Aztec sages was able to see […]
Self Hypnosis Kept Me From Wiping Out
/by Ted MorenoSelf hypnosis is a valuable tool that is really quite easy to use. Here’s an example of how I used self hypnosis in a very unlikely place. I was camping out on Lake Mohave one summer with my brothers. One morning the lake was so smooth, we decided to go water skiing. Now, I’m not […]