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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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Speaker's sessions are usually on the second Tuesday
of the month.
2010 meetings
April 13th (Tuesday) Sue Baylis: Eye Movement Integration
Created by Tim Hallbom and Steve Andreas, EMI is an amazingly effective method of eliminating phobias, neutralising trauma and changing any limiting belief. It works very rapidly and targets the limbic system of the brain, stimulating the right hemisphere in particular. Recently featured on the BBC programme Inside Out demonstrating the power of EMI, Sue will show how it is done and also discuss the latest information about the differences between brain hemispheres and its relevance for the practice of NLP. Recommended read is The Master and His Emissary by Iain McGilchrist.
Sue has trained with many of the renowned NLP trainers such as Robert Dilts, Tim Hallbom, Suzi Smith, Shelle Rose Charvet, Charles Faulkner, Michael Hall and Steve Andreas. She has presented at the NLP IASH conference in San Francisco and at conferences in Berlin and London. She is going to present on EMI at the European Society for Trauma and Dissociation in Belfast in early April.
May 4th (Tuesday)
Was to have been the Shelle Rose Charvet day, but this is now cancelled.
May 11th (Tuesday)
No evening meeting this month due to Special Shelle Rose Charvet meeting
June 8th (Tuesday) Bruce Grimley: A Research and academic perspective on NLP
NLP has a range of techniques which are very popular with coaches, counsellors and therapists. However one characteristic that NLP DOES NOT share with other coaching or counselling modalities is the ability to reference well conducted research which validates the claims of NLP practitioners.
Have you ever thought what your life would have turned out like if you had never heard of NLP? There is always the tendency to distort our thinking to support decisions we have made in the past, so how do we know from even an anecdotal perspective that NLP is any better than a walk in the park, talking to your dog, or going to an art gallery?
This open discussion and learning forum, is prompted by the publication of the first academic text in the English Language to evaluate the NLP phenomenon: Neuro-Linguistic Programming: A Critical Appreciation for Managers and Developers - Hardcover (6 Nov 2009) by Paul Tosey and Jane Mathison
July 13th (Tuesday) Mike Penhaligan: CBT Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Mike is a qualified CBT Therapist who uses the approach extensively in his therepy practice. This is a chance to understand CBT, as distinct from NLP, and some of the protocols that surround theraputic practice rather than typical NLP approaches.
We will be setting up more meetings through the year.
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