Rapport Archive

You are always creating your future. You bring it forth through your daily thoughts, actions, feelings, beliefs, values, goals and dreams. My husband Tim and...
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When we think of mental health, we do not usually think about our skeletons. However, strong and healthy bones are a sign of good mental...
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The other evening we had an unexpected thunderstorm and a well received downpour of rain. My daughter and her friends congregated in the living room...
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Don’t just do something; sit there! At first glance this is a mildly witty meditation instruction; if you actually try it you discover just how...
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One of the biggest challenges faced by many new NLP and coaching professionals is whether to niche, how to find their niche and what to...
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Before London 2012 began, I was an Olympic Grinch. I felt that the money could have been better spent and that London would be best...
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Reflecting on Chantal Burns’ feature in the Summer 2011 issue of Rapport, I recognised that beauty, or in this case, stress, is in the eye...
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When you are in the business of helping others, it can be easy to get so wrapped up in the work, and so focused on...
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Tad James has been an international presence in NLP since arriving on the scene back in the late 1980s with Time Line Therapy®. As President...
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By its very nature, NLP is systemic. The NLP model contains many variables that interact so that they influence each other. Images influence sounds which...
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The concept of infinity is a fun thing to play with. It soon begins to baffle the mind with its unlimited, unrelenting hugeness! Consider this......
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Learning NLP has been marketed for home study for some time, first as tape sets, then CDs and now online. Such approaches have tended to...
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Engagement has always struck me as a curious way of describing an ideal state for working. After all isn’t engagement the period a couple experience...
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Welcome to our next paper in the research series. This paper is inspired by the ANLP-run International NLP Research Conference. The third conference was held...
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I am often asked, 'What is the most important tool that you have used in coaching?' Without doubt, it is DISC personality profiling. In fact, when...
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Michael Neill helped to change the face of NLP books – and to take NLP to a whole new audience – when he worked with...
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Being a trained professional with a basket full of tools is great: it gives you confidence and is a mark of expertise and assurance for...
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In the Winter 2011 issue, Dr Paul Tosey and Dr Suzanne Henwood helped us understand what the terms commonly found in research mean, and earlier...
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I loved my NLP training with INLPTA. Their approach, including 'ecology' in goal setting, ensures a holistic way of using NLP to consider...
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It is said that one day Socrates was taking a rest a few miles outside the city walls of Athens...
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