IANLP

ANLP, IANLP, IN-Institutes and INLPTA have formed a friendly collaborative way of Associating, in service of NLP

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IANLP

ANLP, IANLP, IN-Institutes and INLPTA have formed a friendly collaborative way of Associating, in service of NLP

IANLP is a global Membership Association based in Switzerland.

IANLP presents internationally accepted high-level standards for training in Neuro-Linguistic Programming. In pursuit of our mission we do collaborate with others who also care about high quality NLP, thus adding credibility to the methodology of Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Through such cooperation, we would also like to help interested parties to identify and choose quality NLP associations, trainings and coachings.

Principles

Since 1983 IANLP presents NLP training standards known and accepted globally. IANLP functions according to the following principles:

  • Setting standards: IANLP as an organization limits itself to setting standards. IANLP offers neither training, nor memberships, nor is IANLP engaged in any public relations efforts. These latter activities are to be pursued by national and local training institutions. Therefore, IANLP never competes with trainers in their local markets.
  • Reliability: Standards and regulations by IANLP are not based on a consensual decision making model by its members. As a result, we can guarantee that our established standards remain stable.This long-term stability provides trainers with a predictable environment for planning and marketing their activities. Nevertheless, IANLP always welcomes suggestions for changes and improvements by our fellow member trainers.
  • Experience: IANLP standards are based on more than four decades of training experience on all levels and represent the cumulative experience of leading practitioners.
  • Individuality: Upon request, IANLP standards may be slightly modified to reflect differing local needs as long as all minimal requirements are met.
  • Global: IANLP certified standards meet or exceed all accepted standards in use worldwide.
  • Neutral: IANLP as a standard setting entity is neutral in appearance and is therefore acceptable to trainers who have received certification from various training institutions and/or national and international associations.
  • Networking: IANLP supports networking among its fellow member trainers by providing members with contact information of other fellow members. Beyond this, IANLP is not involved in organizing activities. IANLP explicitly encourages the formation of local and regional associations to complement the activities of IANLP.

IANLP fulfills all the requirements for setting worldwide accepted, firmly established standards that are embraced by the global professional nlp community.

Over the course of the past 40 years, the IANLP trade name has come to represent high quality training and IANLP is committed to continuously build upon this tradition.

For more information, visit the IANLP website