Rapport Archive

Coaching, like surfing, relies on some simple (not easy) skills – hone these well and everything else flows. In surfing the difference that makes the...
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I open my eyes and I'm in the middle of the bed, sandwiched between my six-year-old daughter and my husband. It's early morning and the sun...
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‘I just can’t cope with this anymore. My heart is broken into a thousand pieces and I have no future,’ sobbed my new client Emma...
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Even though I teach yoga and mindfulness alongside my coaching and therapies, I have to be careful about overextending myself. Since I was ten, teachers...
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Think of a problem you’re currently up against. There’s the famous Einstein quote about not being able to solve any problem at the level at...
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In the last issue of Rapport I focused on location ecology, specifically looking into some environmental considerations for our coaching. We move now into another...
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Using questionnaires or surveys is a popular method for collecting data in research. It can often be seen as a cheap, quick and easy way...
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NLP Fourth Generation is an international co-creation movement exploring and modelling spiritual transformational experiences. It is the study of the subjective experience of Connecting to...
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Improving concentration in children and young people. I consider concentration skills to be a slightly delicate area.
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Everyone appears to have a little bit of knowledge about the Tao; they might not know it’s the Tao Te Ching when they quote it,...
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In 2006 I suffered a severe brain injury through an assault that was connected to my job in hospitality. I suffered multiple facial and cranial...
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I first came across NLP over two decades ago and it changed my life. Without NLP I would never have heard about Frank Farrelly and developed...
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We both have our own businesses and have also seen these elements at work in many of our business clients. We have coached businesses to...
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For the last 16 years I’ve worked exclusively on delivering behaviourally-based learning and development – focusing not on what people do, but the way they...
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Is there any creature more enigmatic than the human being? We explore the universe and build devices that transport ideas through time and space. We...
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The Passion in Action masterclass is a day for everyone. It’s a day for us to come together as an NLP community and work out...
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In my early marketing career, I was lucky enough to work with some of the country’s best-known brands, from most of the UK’s major charities...
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Dementia can be defined as ‘a term used to describe a constellation of behavioural signs and symptoms of intellectual [neurological] dysfunction due to widely varying...
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Evidence-based practice: it is unlikely that you will not have heard this term being used. In some disciplines it is an essential component of changes...
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We all know about the belief that finding a four-leaf clover brings luck. The most important words in this belief are ‘finding’ and ‘brings’. Do...
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