Authored by Suzanne Henwood

For some people, gratitude has become a head-based task (or even chore), and without the full feeling of gratitude (a heart-based competency), the habits might...
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Stress is part of everyday life for many people. The Gallup Global Emotions Report surveyed 160,000 people across 116 countries and found that people felt...
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The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart. In 2018...
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It was about nine years ago that we (Karen Falconer, Paul Tosey and myself) came up with the idea of writing a series of research...
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We define dissemination as a planned process that involves consideration of target audiences and the settings in which research findings are to be received and,...
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What’s your opinion about which political party should be running the country? Should everyone learn NLP skills? Is NLP better than talk therapy? Should children...
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Up until now we have been writing this series of research articles by breaking down research into various possible components and offering some insight into...
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Using questionnaires or surveys is a popular method for collecting data in research. It can often be seen as a cheap, quick and easy way...
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Evidence-based practice: it is unlikely that you will not have heard this term being used. In some disciplines it is an essential component of changes...
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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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Throughout this research series we have shared with you thoughts and discussion around many levels of the research process, from design to ethical considerations to...
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It was 2007. I was travelling into King’s Cross Station in London to a meeting facilitated by ANLP
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If you’ve been following the phenomenal growth of the new field of mBIT (multiple Brain Integration Techniques) over the last couple of years, you’ll know...
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Sometimes in research, we want to be able to explore something as it evolves and changes with experience – or flex what we do as...
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The use of the term ‘case study’ is fairly common in a number of different contexts. It is often used, for example, in medicine, psychiatry...
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Is the study credible, are the results accurate / trustworthy: can I trust the study and its’ findings? In research speak, does the study have...
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This research series began in 2011. I am hoping that the articles we have written will have generated some curiosity as to whether or not...
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The article explores some of the apparent prejudices which appear to be present, restricting the dissemination of NLP results, raising serious questions for the NLP...
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I began this series on research in November 2011. My passion was to support NLP professionals to undertake research, to share basic skills and to encourage...
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I really hope you are enjoying this series on research in NLP and I am hoping you may even be thinking about undertaking a small research...
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Following on from the article in Rapport issue 50, where we looked at collecting interview data – this article will explore how to analyse and...
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Interviewing is a common form of data collection in qualitative research and requires skills and rigour to ensure good quality data is obtained. This article...
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Research comes in many guises and there is a ‘Hierarchy of Research Evidence’ which can offer you a guide as to how reliable the findings...
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The qualitative research paradigm is still relatively new in historical terms and as such is still developing and evolving. I thought it would be interesting...
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As a researcher (or consumer of research) you will frequently come across statistical testing of data. This article aims to give an introductory outline to...
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While qualitative research has now been around for many years, in some disciplines there is still a sense from some quarters that it is in...
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I qualified in the UK as a diagnostic radiographer in 1987 and have worked in or around healthcare and healthcare education ever since. The culture within...
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Have you ever had clients who suffered from conflict between their thoughts, feelings and actions? Or who sabotage their dreams, goals or plans? Do you...
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The series of articles to date has covered a broad range of research topics, from reading research papers critically, to undertaking research across a range...
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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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In this issue, we review a selection of key terms from the language of research that are likely to appear in published articles. Armed with...
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Welcome to a new series of articles on research in NLP. Over the coming issues we will be exploring the area of research; from what...
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In September 2008, as a newly qualified trainer in NLP, I, along with my family moved to Auckland, New Zealand. This reflection is a personal...
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