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Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
For over 30 years, Dr. Lloyd Glauberman a Manhattan-based psychologist-psychotherapist and expert in business-related stress management and behavior change, has helped patients, both adolescents and adults achieve a wide variety of personal and professional goals. In 1990, he dramatically expanded his patient-base as he launched the Hypno-Peripheral Processing (HPP) audio programs, a series of CDs that combine aspects of Ericksonian hypnosis and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) to assist people on their journey to attain greater personal fulfillment.
Articles by this Author
"SEEING" The Hidden Inner World of Talking
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 07/21/2008
- Mind Development
Being aware of ongoing external sensory input is essential to survival. Yet, external information only constitutes half of our sensory world. The other half we create in our minds, and its importance cannot be overstated. Begin to notice how you create images in your mind as you talk with anyone under any circumstances. It’s like air, it’s always there but we’re oblivious to it. Building an Internal Map of Experience
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 07/12/2008
- Attitude
Trying to sort out and label the contents of one’s consciousness can be extremely confusing. Equally difficult is trying to assess one’s mood. Am I depressed, angry, anxious, sad or a combination of these feelings? Do I feel good today, or just not bad? What events in my life currently are effecting my feelings, if any? These are questions that everyone asks himself or herself periodically.
Wisdom: Learning How to Live Smart
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 04/1/2008
- Mind Development
Wisdom is learning how to "live smart", and it will always be just that! And since the issues which we have to deal with don't change - growing, relating, emoting, working, parenting, etc. - how to successfully deal with all of these facets of our lives also remains constant.
Finding Wisdom in an Otherwise Confusing World
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 03/4/2008
- Mind Development
I love simplicity; it has a certain unappreciated elegance. Simplicity, like modesty and subtlety are words this culture tends to ignore; yet, they are wonderful concepts. And these articles are my vehicle for using simplicity as the foundation for practical learning.
4 Key Words
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 08/20/2007
- Communication
Our world is shaped by the words we use. But a certain few - four in particular - are more important than others in any discussion of practical wisdom. These words influence how we interact with the people, events and situations that constitute our world and influence our decision making.
Food For Thought
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 08/10/2007
- Communication
We are creatures of conversation, constantly communicating. Less obvious, but equally important is our internal conversation within ourselves. We just keep talking, whether someone else is there or not. We can learn to recognize and be aware of these conversations and thereby learn to pay better attention to important tasks.
Feelings
- By Dr. Lloyd Glauberman
- Published 08/17/2006
- Motivation
If there's one part of our experience that we view as sacrosanct, it's our feelings. While thoughts and behavior, the other two parts of the golden trilogy that composes our "selves" are as important, it's our feelings that we're closest to. Why else would so much of psychotherapy focus on them?
