Resist Temptation February 28th 2015 Basic NLP With Lent approaching, whether you are a practising Catholic or not, you may want to ponder restraint. Most religious and spiritual traditions advocate fasting and... Continue reading...
Interviewing February 28th 2015 Research It is understandable to assume that someone with strong clinical skills would easily transition into doing research interviews, but as we found out recently it’s... Continue reading...
TNLPP Scope of Practice February 28th 2015 Best Practice As a practitioner, it is so important to be aware of your scope of practice, i.e. know what you are capable of handling in a... Continue reading...
Diary of a Wannabe Researcher Part 1 February 28th 2015 Research It was a day like any other – until, that is, the phone rang. It was a call that changed my life in many ways,... Continue reading...
2 Ears 1 Mouth December 28th 2014 End Note As I draw my Masters Degree research program (MA Applied Coaching) to a close I am astounded at the central importance emerging around the subject... Continue reading...
ANLP Green Paper December 28th 2014 Best Practice In their (2009) book, Neuro-Linguistic Programming: a critical appreciation for managers and developers, Paul Tosey and Jane Mathison suggested that NLP is at a crossroads... Continue reading...
Winter Warmth December 28th 2014 Basic NLP When it’s cold and dark and winter seems endless, it’s easy to lose the will to get ourselves into a resourceful state. We might choose... Continue reading...
Art Giser Energetic NLP December 28th 2014 NLP Gifts don’t always come packaged as attractively as you might expect or desire. On my recent Energetic NLP Level 1 course, the biggest and best... Continue reading...
NLP and Fitness December 28th 2014 Health A quick search into the uses of NLP in the health and fitness industry offers countless articles as to its practical uses and applications and its... Continue reading...
Managing Internal Dialogue 8 December 28th 2014 NLP Whilst we like to appear consistent and whole, perhaps we are simply a collection of parts. Personally, I find this idea very freeing as it... Continue reading...
Making Qualitative Research Count December 28th 2014 Research 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... Continue reading...
Map and Terrain December 28th 2014 Coaching In this series of articles for Rapport, leading life coach, speaker and business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru author of Soul Trader looks at how you find... Continue reading...
GHOTI December 28th 2014 Education In the 1970s Robert Dilts recognised that accurate spelling could be modelled, as people who spell well naturally use visualisation techniques. These techniques can be... Continue reading...
Action Louder than Words December 28th 2014 Lifestyle I immediately resonated with the idea of actions speaking louder than words when doing my NLP training many years ago. Yet, many of my clients (ok,... Continue reading...
Common Sense December 28th 2014 Business Common sense is like deodorant. The people who need it most – never use it. We all use the phrase ‘common sense’ but what does... Continue reading...
Paul Tosey December 28th 2014 NLP People Dr Paul Tosey has a background and continuing interest in organisational development. His studies introduced him to Gregory Bateson and to NLP separately, though their... Continue reading...
Mindful Eating December 28th 2014 Author Interview Think back to your breakfast this morning. What were you thinking about whilst you were eating? Did you consider the sensations in your mouth as... Continue reading...
Havening December 28th 2014 NLP If we’re feeling happy or sad, a hug makes us feel good or better. And when we walk into a desk we rub the pain... Continue reading...
Judith Lowe October 28th 2014 NLP People Judith Lowe recently moved her focus away from delivering NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner Courses into applied NLP Masterclasses and ‘NLP in the Wild’ visits... Continue reading...
Managing Internal Dialogue 7 October 28th 2014 NLP Whilst human beings may be complex creatures, sometimes it is useful to have simple models for explaining what makes us tick. These simple models are... Continue reading...
