Ray Sullivan MA, CHT
Blog Topics
affirmation altered states anger anxiety Appreciative inquiry being present brain fitness breathing meditation calories cognitive health erasing memories Eva Mozes Kor fear forgiveness hypnosis hypnotherapy Hypnotizability IBS Irritable Bowel Symptom living in the moment lose weight mantra meditation memory mental practice mindfulness mindfulness therapy negative self-hypnosis nutrition obesity optimsim past trauma placebo positive inquiry positive thinking repressed memory resentment Self-Hypnosis stop smoking stress suggestions time orientation trance states weight loss weight managementArchives
Category Archives: Optimism
Relationship with the Future
An important aspect of my doctoral research is our relationship with the future. Currently, this seems a very important topic given the current challenges with our economy and unemployment. St. Augustine said in his Confessions, that he could not speak … Continue reading
Posted in Hypnosis, Motivation, Optimism, Self-Hypnosis, Transformation
Tagged anxiety, being present, hypnotherapy, optimsim, positive thinking, Self-Hypnosis, stress
Leave a comment
Optimism
I sometimes come across people who are so negative and pessimistic that it seems as if a rain cloud follows them wherever they go. If I ask them why they are so cynical, they typically respond that they are not … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciative Inquiry, Optimism, Transformation
Tagged Appreciative inquiry, optimsim, positive inquiry, positive thinking
1 Comment
Positive Inquiry
There is a fundamental psychological difference between asking, “What did I do wrong and how can I prevent doing it in the future?” versus, “What did I do right and how can I do more of it in the future?”
It is by inquiry we make meaning of our world. Continue reading
Posted in Appreciative Inquiry, Optimism
Tagged Appreciative inquiry, optimsim, positive inquiry, positive thinking
Leave a comment