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Cambs NLP Practice Group meetings: 2010
All meetings start at 7:00pm for a 7:15pm start by the
speaker. We run to around 9:00pm.
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details
Speaker's sessions are usually on the second Tuesday
of the month.
2010 meetings
January 12th (Tuesday) Lindsay Reed: Inner Dialogues
We all have Inner dialogue. Sometimes they are useful, sometimes they are just there and sometimes you want to control them better. In this session (guaranteed to be fun because Lindsay is doing it) she'll be showing you techniques for managing, controlling and using your inner dialogues.
February 9th (Tuesday) "People Watching - What are you missing?" Aaron Garner
Whether or not you have been watching "Lie to me" you can find out more about the techniques of noticing, calibrating and recognising the small expressions in people's faces as developed by Dr Ekman. This sort of sensitivity is vital to calibration and rapport in NLP.
This mini workshop will reference some of the most recent studies in this fascinating area. Aaron been studying this area for a while now (soon to take Dr Ekman's final test and become a Certified FACS Coder ) He'll give a flavour for the field of para-language, emotion recognition and deception detection. You wil get a chance to play with some facial coding and talk about Micro & Subtle Expressions from Dr Ekman's research and maybe a little on statement validation assessment to assess the truthfulness of a verbal or written account (if we've got time). It wil be 25% Aaron talking and 75% you playing.
March 9th (Tuesday)Integrating Parts Joe & Melody Cheal
What do you do with a spare part? How do you handle a rogue part?
What if parts are not getting along or working in harmony?
Most of us (NLP trained or otherwise) use the concept of parts in everyday conversation. “Part of me feels like doing some exercise but another part wants to chill out in front of the TV” or “Part of me wants to spend time with the family and part of me wants to have some ‘me’ time”. The Western world tends to live in a mindset of either/or and it takes another level of thinking to transcend these dilemmas, dichotomies and double binds. In this session we will be exploring:
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How to recognise conflicting parts in others by their non-verbal communication and their ‘linguistic indicators’,
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How to integrate parts using classic NLP techniques with new refinements,
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How to resolve conflicting parts using developments in the field of ‘paradox management’.
So come along and bring your parts with you…
April 13th (Tuesday) Sue Baylis: Wellbeing, Health and NLP
Sue specialises in the area of wellbeing, health and NLP. She'll be showing us some specific techniques that we can ise to improve our health (More details to follow)
We will be setting up more meetings through the year. Watch this
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Our programme for the remainder of 2010 is being planned
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If you have any ideas, suggested topics, or suggested speakers, please
drop me a line. Thanks
You can see our previous
events here. Alternatively come along to the next session
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