Coaching & NLP Uncovered 1 – What is NLP? How can it help me?
This is the first in our Coaching & NLP Uncovered Webinar series. We begin the series with this introduction to NLP and Anthony answers two of the most commonly asked questions associated with NLP. What is NLP? How can it help me?
In order to give you an example of how NLP works, Anthony asks you to bring to mind a current problem that you have in your life. Together you will explore this problem using some basic principles of NLP and some of the language strategies that NLP accommodates. Notice how your problem changes shape in your mind as Anthony guides you through some thought process exercises.
NLP originated back in the early 1970s, but the knowledge that NLP incorporates nowadays has been passed down to us from the previous generations. Anthony explains a bit about the background of NLP and how it links to other fields of therapy and excellence. Using examples all the way, you will learn how Richard Bandler and John Grinder co-created NLP and based NLP upon three modelling projects that they conducted with a Psychotherapist, Family Therapist and Gestalt Therapist.
Watch the video to explore the origins of NLP and the different techniques that it now houses. Discover how you can begin to create your own excellence in your chosen field by learning NLP.
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Congratulations Anthony on a great webinar, lots of information and clearly put across. I find Erickson’s use of metaphors great, and seeing 6-8 people a day using this method is a lot and got me thinking that he must have used the same metaphors over and over again. Can you recommend a book or source that has common metaphors and scenarios in which to adapt? I have some in my head and I find them very useful and effective and would love to have more to hand without sounding like I am trying too hard.
Hi Steve
Thanks for your feedback. Yes, I can recommend a book called “My voice will go with you.” It is written by Sidney Rosen and it is about Milton Erickson himself. It tells the metaphors that Erickson used to create change with his patients. It is an excellent read.
Which NLP techniques would you use with a person, who is addicted to gambling? Have you ever solved such a case? Thanks a lot for your kind reply.
Can an NLP Practitioners coach people and to what extent can they be involved in modifying clients’ undesirable behaviour and emotional problems? Are there any legal issues involved around practising coaching? And can NLP’s clients be called “patients”?
People perceive things differently, is that what is meant by perception is projection?
Many thanks
Vikki
Is the unconscious different to the subconscious, thanks Stu
how long does it take to become a nlp practitioner?
Hi,
Could you please tell me how you get someome to change from cause to effect