ANLP plays a vital role in protecting and representing professional NLP. That means being clear about what we are — and what we are not.
Clarity Creates Trust
ANLP plays a vital role in protecting and representing professional NLP.
That also means being clear about what we are — and what we are not.
ANLP does not deliver NLP training or coaching.
We recognise training routes and uphold standards, but we do not:
Our role is to uphold professional standards — not compete with training organisations or professional coaches.
At the moment, NLP is not a state-regulated profession.
Therefore ANLP is the Profesisonal Body for NLP, not a statutory regulator.
We:
We do not hold legal regulatory authority over the entire NLP field. Nobody does, despite what they might claim.
Our influence is professional — not governmental.
ANLP’s standards apply to ANLP members.
We cannot:
Our jurisdiction is limited to those who choose to align with professional membership.
Basic ANLP membership provides:
It does not include:
ANLP is a professional body — not a consultancy service.
Where appropriate, we may signpost to guidance or general resources, but personalised support is not included within standard membership.
Membership of ANLP does not:
Professional responsibility always remains with the individual practitioner.
Membership strengthens credibility — it does not outsource accountability.
Professional bodies work best when roles are understood.
By being clear about our remit, we:
ANLP exists to elevate professional NLP — not to blur boundaries.
If you meet the Core Requirements and are committed to ethical, professional practice:
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