Rapport Archive

As the country begins to recover from recession and the ‘new shoots’ are becoming stronger, companies and organisations will be looking to attract and retain...
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Want to change your relationship with food? Then this series of three articles is for you. Ever thought ‘Stop the world – I want to...
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Dr Richard Gray has had a career combining direct case work for the US Federal Probation Service, University teaching and practical academic research. His background...
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We’ve reached ‘Change’, the final principle, in the series of articles from leading life/business coach Rasheed Ogunlaru from his popular book Soul Trader – Putting...
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Typically, in NLP we focus on the process of how rather than the content of what. However, when it comes to internal dialogue, might there...
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Whether you’re single and would like to meet someone or have been with your partner for so long you feel like you’ve forgotten what brought...
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Have you ever thought why it is so much more pleasant to think about chocolate than about a prospect of going for a run? A...
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A question I am frequently asked is 'what is the difference between working with child clients compared with adults, surely you just pitch the language to...
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Mother’s Day was initially created not by savvy marketeers thinking of ways to increase card sales but by the American social justice activist Julia Ward...
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Educators become more purposeful when they use body language, facial expression and the words they say to make communication more effective, and ensure each word...
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I would like to introduce you to a process for research and do this from the perspective of Virginia Satir.
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As the last rays of the sun slunk along the top of the towers, I felt a deep, calm, joy permeate through my bones. The...
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David: It goes without saying that ageing is inevitable, unavoidable and inescapable, but I’d noticed that some people were appreciably better at it than others...
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Gym owners around the globe rub their hands with glee on New Year’s Day as memberships soar. Nervously we get shown around our local gym,...
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In the previous article we began to explore our ‘internal dialogue’ through a model called the ‘Zero Point’ (i.e. being in the here and now)....
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The sound of whistling echoed around the aircraft hangar. We waited expectantly. This was the start of one of the Squadron Leader’s practice training sessions....
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A leader's communication skills are one of the core builders of any organisation. Once equipped with the right strategies in communicating or dealing with employees, leaders...
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Many people blame shows like The X Factor for our ever growing need for instant success. Simon Cowell recently told Oprah Winfrey that, while partly...
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In this article we will cover the five communication categories identified by Virginia Satir and a sixth recently identified category. We will also give you...
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New Year is just around the corner. Such a loaded time of year. Apparently, in Bali, people spend 1 January in silence as the whole...
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