Rapport Archive

Have you ever wondered how performers bring their 'A' game every time? Great music performances tap into the musicality and draw out emotions in the audience.
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Pretty much everybody has had the experience of things not going as they imagined they would. Whether it is business or personal goals, life does...
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Since the NLP Awards started in 2017, we already know that all those who are nominated are worthy winners.
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In the last article of the series we dived pretty deeply into the nature of change and how the landscape can reflect this. In the...
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There is a commonly expressed statement in NLP that ‘… there is no failure, only feedback’. This is quoted in many NLP articles, books and...
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Professionals in the NLP field know how important it is to access the unconscious mind of a client to generate deep and lasting change. “If...
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Teaching is fraught with opportunities to build up or knock down. Often unwittingly, always with impact. The COVID-driven shift to remote learning has highlighted this...
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Studies show that within two to three weeks of attending a training course, up to 80% of what has been learned will have been forgotten....
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My purpose in writing this article is to highlight why supervision is becoming more important in NLP and to provide an example of how NLP...
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We worked with a talented 32-year-old man to help him release an unconscious critical voice that was holding him back in his life.
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Heard the one about the doctor’s receptionist who suggested that, as the doctor was running late, the patient should also book an appointment for the...
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If you turn on any talk radio station in the morning you hear all sorts of intelligent people raising their concerns about the academic impact...
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The announcement from the Tad James Organisation alerted the world of NLP to the loss of one of its best known, celebrated and longest serving leading lights.
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As a child, I remember being fascinated by the personal stories of successful individuals that were told around the family table. When I say successful,...
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In early March 2020, Melody and Joe sensed that the ‘new virus strain’ was not going away… and counter to the British “It’ll be fine”...
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By reframing the focus to a far better formed outcome of balancing the blood sugars to help balance the hormones and minimise the symptoms, I...
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M had developed a phobia of spiders at the age of four, when she lifted an old cardboard box in the garden and a spider crawled...
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Once upon a time, two friends (and NLP Trainers) were talking over Skype. It was October 2017. Just before the end of the call, talking...
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By the time you read this, you’ll probably have had both doses of your vaccine. Things are already beginning to open up again and there’s...
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What is culture? Often defined as ‘the way we do things around here’, culture is driven by a set of largely unconscious ‘rules of the...
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