Published under "NLP"

People think that all comedians do is be funny and make people laugh – but this is only a fraction of the story. Stand-up comedians...
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It’s a small world now. The internet and 24/7 news can make disasters from around the globe feel scarily local. Political turbulence and social media...
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I have been involved in NLP since 1995 when I passed my NLP practitioner qualification. This was a 30-day course which included supervision, whilst practising the...
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Through deliberate breakthrough sessions or strong reactions to certain exercises or even a more ordinary seeming coaching session, NLP can break us open. ‘Just when...
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The idea that we can be ‘stuck’ or stopped from achieving an outcome due to a lack of motivation is an interesting concept. When viewed...
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Have you ever been with someone close to you and when they look at you, you could feel their genuine love towards you, bathing you...
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Having completed my NLP practitioner, I realised this was the perfect base from which to springboard into a creative coaching mastery course. As a trained...
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One quick and effective way to bring about change within your team is to help them find out how differently they each think, to share...
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Life is messy and nobody’s perfect. The human world is a complex network of interactions and reactions. People bring their learnings from the past into...
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Choice is a very powerful permission to grant yourself and NLP can be a very useful way to open up your sense of choice. A...
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Mindfulness practice has recently received the official stamp of approval to go mainstream, endorsed by an All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report recommending it for...
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As we know from NLP, there’s no such thing as conflict! Read that again… There’s no such ‘thing’ as conflict. You see, the word ‘conflict’...
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In a second article inspired by The Structure of Magic I, (*1) I am curious as to how the meta-model questions affect us psychologically. Where...
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I usually explain the use of metaphors to myself and to others as follows. We cannot understand all the processes of the mind; the generation of...
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It seems that feeling blue could be a good thing. This article introduces you to Blue Mind inviting you to go deeper – exploring the...
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In the first few pages of The Structure of Magic I, Richard Bandler and John Grinder (*1) give an example of a man who was...
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We are often asked, ‘What’s the difference between the innovative field of 3rd generation NLP and the growing field of mBIT (multiple Brain Integration Techniques)?’...
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After the success of the Viking Mars missions in the mid-1970s, new and advancing t e c h n o l o g i e...
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Working with your inner chatter. Our local NLP Practice Group recently devoted an evening to the topic of Inner Dialogue.
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Within every group and community there are some conversations that are desperately needed and simultaneously desperately feared. These critical conversations arise from issues that are...
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