|
|||||
|
James Tripp: Conversational Hypnosis Beyond the Milton Model When people in the ‘NLP world’ think about Conversational Hypnosis, the first thing they usually think about are the hypnotic language patterns of Bandler and Grinder’s Milton Model. The Milton Model is, without question, a phenomenal model for hypnotic language, but in reality it only really scratches [...] Click here to read more about… December 2011, James Tripp, Conversational hypnosis beyond the Milton model Fran Burgess has developed a ground-breaking approach to intervening with anxiety. She will be show us how the intervention can address the anxiety (or even something we are avoiding) in under 30 minutes. The elegant part of this is that the procedure, the intervention, allows you to move from modelling the anxiety to being [...] Click here to read more about… November 2011 Fran Burgess “The NLP Cookbook” Chunking is a thinking skill, usually operating at a mostly unconscious level, that is at the core of all thinking activity. In fact it could be argued without chunking ability we could not think – and if we learn how to increase our chunking flexibility and application we can dramatically increase our creativity, problem-solving, learning, [...] Click here to read more about… Oct 2011, Pamela Gawler-Wright “Big Chunk, Little Chunk and A Chunk To the Side” Do you want to have more presence, authority and influence in the key moments of business? If you want to present with confidence or have a greater impact on clients this session is a must. This session will deliver practical skills that include: The 6 key elements of personal presence that will give you extra [...] Click here to read more about… July 2011 Personal Impact – how to walk the talk in business, Richard Newman of UK Body talk NLP encourages us to take responsibility for our own state and health. Start to take control of your vision. Understand your eyes. Learn to trust your eyes as an excellent feedback system. If you believe, or are open to believe, that you can improve your eyesight through your own efforts this introductory evening is for [...] Click here to read more about… Jun 2011 NLP for Eyes – Katrina Patterson Have you noticed how easy it is to think compassionately about others, and how difficult it can sometimes be to think the same way about your own problems? Do you find that when you are coaching, your clients can be extremely harsh with themselves? What might drive differences between how we see others and how [...] Click here to read more about… May 2011, Dr Patricia Riddell, Consultant Neuroscientist: How to trick your brain into greater empathy with you Have you every wondered how to apply the NLP principles in Sport. Jaremy Lazarus has been helping Elite athletes and Sports professionals improve their game to help them win. In this practical and interactive session Jeremy will be explaining how you can use these NLP techniques as well in both your sports and your life. [...] Click here to read more about… Apr 2011, Jeremy Lazarus: How NLP can help you win at sport and at life. Feb 8th (Tuesday) Joe & Melody Cheal: NLP Coaching During the ‘Coaching with NLP’ session, we will be exploring practical applications of NLP within coaching, including: Helping clients shift to a more uptime state during the coaching session with a view to greater resourcefulness. Using some questions from the Cartesian Co-ordinates model and the Sleight [...] Click here to read more about… Feb 2011, NLP Coaching, Joe & Melody Cheal In NLP, we’re used to talking about deletion, distortion and generalisation as the three modelling processes. But is it really deletion, or is it non-selection? What’s the difference? Does it even matter? Is it different as you shift between primary and secondary experience? Also, was The Structure Of Magic right to posit transformational grammar as [...] Click here to read more about… Jan 11th 2011 Stephen Woolston: : “Is it really deletion, distortion and generalisation we do?” |
|||||
|
Copyright © 2012 Cambridgeshire NLP Practice Group - All Rights Reserved |
|||||
Recent Comments