Rapport Archive

It is a rainy, cloudy afternoon in Tokyo, Japan. The view from the 35th floor window of Tim Hallbom’s apartment is stunning, even with the...
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To me coaching is about enabling others to find insight and solutions to create progressive change. When we coach we help our clients transcend (often...
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I first heard about NLP in 2010. It was at a networking group that I had joined shortly after I decided to take the plunge and...
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Physicality, movement and expressive dance have not always played much of a major role in NLP! Although we have a keen focus on observing, calibrating...
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Leanne McCafferty works for the Triangle Housing Association in Ballymoney, Northern Ireland. Triangle ‘strives to “Build Better Lives” together by building homes and providing accommodation,...
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How to build resilience in people presenting with non-medical crises. I'm at work. The phone rings...
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The first time I ever heard of the term ‘NLP’, I was attending UPW 2004 in Singapore, where Anthony Robbins introduced some of the techniques...
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Noticing how whatever we’re doing is working for us (the ‘sensory acuity’ part) – and having the flexibility to adapt our approaches when we realise...
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Busyness is the great affliction of life today. We constantly enquire of others, ‘Are you busy?’ There is the practical busyness of trawling through a...
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We’re delighted and excited to have been invited by Karen Falconer (formerly Moxom) and the NLP International Conference team to present a special masterclass in...
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It’s time to conclude our enlightening ten-part series by leading life coach, speaker and business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru, helping you to become a master of...
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One of my passions in research is working in the qualitative paradigm – exploring people’s perceptions and understandings, listening to their experiences and having a...
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The way we think and behave, the way we communicate and the messages we hear, are as individual as we are. Our metaprogrammes, the strategies...
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The world is changing and this isn’t a surprise to anyone any more; in fact, we applaud our innovations, capability and progress. Each day there...
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Labels are everywhere, and I don’t mean just on the high street. We carry them around with us. Sometimes, they’re self-imposed; sometimes they’ve been imposed...
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Ten Questions that can change your life. The parent-child relationship becomes the spiritual generative relationship of our lives.
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In the late 1990s there were many questions around the sustainability of the coaching profession. Do we need it? What can it provide that mentoring...
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Steve Andreas died peacefully on 7th September 2018, surrounded by his family. He was able to choose his ‘time to transition’. Rapport asked Tim Hallbom...
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This paradoxical situation is the main theme of my book The Significance Delusion and inevitably the solution to it takes some explaining. However for the...
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In March 2017 I delivered an Emotional Literacy programme in Wandsworth Prison. The programme covered conflict resolution, anger management, social and relational bullying, empathy, the...
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