Rapport Archive

This article continues the Research series that has emerged out of the NLP Research Conference. My aim in this article is to encourage readers to...
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Many people who have studied NLP may not be aware of Frank Farrelly, the creator of Provocative Therapy, and his influence on the co-creators of...
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The key to creating and maintaining a healthy classroom, suggests Michael Grinder, depends on the non verbal aspects of communication. As a teacher himself, and...
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Welcome to the second of our special eight part series from leading life and business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru in which he shares seven essential principles/steps...
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The book Who’s Broken my Scales? The Weight Management Approach with the Fairy Tale Ending combines NLP strategies for weight loss with metaphor, using fairy...
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Millions of people live with debilitating conditions – backache, migraine, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), depression, fatigue, vertigo and asthma to mention just a few. They’ve...
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When I was at school, English grammar was a rather dry topic, taught theoretically and without much relevance to my life at that time. Now,...
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Most researchers design a piece of research to answer a question or address a problem. They begin by working out what data are needed and...
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NLP has had an uneasy relationship with academia in general and science in particular. A recent academic paper seeking to debunk what seems to have...
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So, Barack Obama is back in the White House. After months of campaigning, comment, analysis and debate, the world waited with baited breath for the...
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On the face of it, building software seems a world away from the work Shelle’s best known for. She’s one of the most popular speakers...
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Some people believed that 2012 would bring the end of the world. Others felt that it was time to change the way we live and...
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From consultants to big companies, the world has changed; we no longer want to be sold to but served. We want to run, work in...
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In this series on Introducing NLP we’re taking the umbrella theme of setting outcomes in order to find out how NLP can help us to...
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Having recently downloaded an iTunes course ‘How to think Like a Psychologist’ (Stanford University) I was immediately drawn to one of the six sections entitled...
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As NLP practitioners engaged in assisting change, one of the first things we do is to invite our clients to define what they want to...
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Six weeks earlier I had, more out of curiosity than anything else, enrolled on an NLP Diploma course and over the weeks had become fascinated...
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In this new series of eight special articles for Rapport, leading life and business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru shares seven essential principles/steps on how to build...
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We live in a world of perpetual upgrade, where we are constantly asked if we would like to update, renew or upgrade different aspects of...
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Recent history is riddled with examples of sheepish leadership. Dare I mention sub-prime markets, mortgages and the banks again? How about the dot com fiasco...
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