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• The Sabotage Syndrome: A 2-Headed Dragon (1/18/2018) - 1/18/18 The Sabotage Syndrome: A 2-Headed Dragon The Dragon is in control and can only be slain using the magical sword hypnosis and hypnotic language. The fiery mouthed dragon flies into our lives and kills our dreams, abilities and ambitions. Would you be surprised to...
• Remove me from your eNewsletter – I Quit (7/6/2017) - Comment: Hi: I am no longer practicing hypnosis, and no longer interested in receiving hypnosis related information. Had I not been so badly screwed by the ___, I might still be in practice, and may have considered some of your courses. Response: Good morning ______,...
• Hypnosis is Not a Game – Capt Ron Eslinger (5/6/2016) - Hypnosis is not a game, even though, unfortunately, some treat it as such.  I have always given my hypnosis career the same priority I gave my college, nursing and anesthesia studies. I made the investment needed in tuition, books and equipment I needed to earn...
• Stress and Post-op Myocardial Injury (5/6/2016) - See article below on stress and Myocardial Injury . http://www.anesthesiologynews.com/Clinical-Anesthesiology/Article/05-16/Myocardial-Injury-Within-Month-of-Surgery-Is-Third-Leading-Cause-of-Death/36135/ses=ogst This is not new news. In the 1970s when Open Hearts were just becoming a new treatment for cardiac patients the relationship to stress became apparent and researched. Follow up actually showed that surgery did...
• Reduce Pain Through Mindfulness Meditation (5/4/2016) - Scientists discover non-opioid pain pathway in the brain Study provides evidence for the existence of a non-opioid process in the brain to reduce pain through mindfulness meditation. Results from a new study, funded in part by the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, demonstrate...
• Meeting the Pain Client’s Needs – Clinical Hypnosis and HypnoAnesthesia for Pain Management Part 1 of 2 (2/3/2016) - Hypnosis and HypnoAnesthesia for pain Management Part 1 of 2 M. Ron Eslinger, RN, CRNA, APN, MA, BCH, CMI, OB, FNGH Meeting the Client’s Needs – Personalizing the Pain Treatment Plan. Clinical hypnosis and HypnoAnathesia are key components for pain management and control. This article...
• Hypnotists has Colonoscopy (7/20/2015) - Hi Ron, I listened to a recording your teleseminar on Thursday night and I wanted to reach out to you today. In that seminar you threw down a challenge to all Hypnotists to practice their craft on themselves. I had never had the opportunity to...
• Self-Hypnosis for a NEW YEAR (2/5/2015) - Captain Ron Eslinger, USN, NC, Retired,  www.healthyvisions.com If you are like most people you have probably noticed that you’ve already broken your New Year’s resolutions. What if I told you that the way you broke those resolutions and the way you continue with your unhealthy...
• Think Yourself Thin (12/5/2014) - RON ESLINGER, RN, CRNA, MA, APN, BCH, CMI, FNCH   When I lecture I like to ask the class if they have ever been hypnotized.  Usually one or two will hold their hand up to indicate that they have.  I then say let me ask...
• Extra Pounds in Mid-life Affect Later Mobility (12/5/2014) - I have done Hypnosis for Weight loss on a number of Clients for joint pain and to prepare them for their join replacement surgery.  Ron Eslinger THURSDAY, April 9 (HealthDay News) — Seniors who were overweight or obese earlier in life are at increased risk...