Rapport Lite

In this issue, we feature the second article in the series by 2025 Masterclass presenter Richard Bolstad ‘The Creation Cycle’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Let Yourself Imagine the Identity You Barely Dare Dream Of’ in her usual Quick Tips segment; Florence Madden and Victoria Sedgwick share insights into ‘Learning NLP with ADHD’; Karen Falconer and Gill Stevenson share an update on ‘NLP at The Festival of Education 2024’; Whilst Shelle Rose Charvet writes an article for the coaching segment ‘Unlock Your Coaching Potential: Empower Your Clients with Advanced Techniques’ 2024 NLP Conference Presenters Magdalena Bak-Maier and Ed Grey share their final article in the series on ‘Emergence Coaching’ and Fiona Stimson explores ‘The Reimagined Life’ for the Inspirational NLP segment, with so much more, plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature the final article in the series by Presenters Penny Tompkins and James Lawley ‘Resources, Embodied Metaphor and Clean Language’ ahead of their Masterclass session at the 2024 NLP International Conference on ‘Less is More: A Clean Approach to Mind, Metaphor and Modelling’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Sometimes, Ancient Technology is Better for the Brain’ in the Health and Wellbeing segment; Ian Clarke shares insights into ‘Unlocking Team Potential: The Power of Using Metaprogram Analysis in Team Development’; Zoe Thompson discusses ‘Growing Your Business Using Online Technology’; Whilst Lynn McKeown shares an article on ‘Coaching Leaders for Success’. NLP Conference Presenters Magdalena Bak-Maier and Ed Grey share part one of three articles in the series on ‘Emergence Coaching’ whilst Connirae Andreas explores ‘A New Theory of Personality’ and so much more, plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature the final article in the series by Presenters Penny Tompkins and James Lawley ‘Resources, Embodied Metaphor and Clean Language’ ahead of their Masterclass session at the 2024 NLP International Conference on ‘Less is More: A Clean Approach to Mind, Metaphor and Modelling’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Sometimes, Ancient Technology is Better for the Brain’ in the Health and Wellbeing segment; Ian Clarke shares insights into ‘Unlocking Team Potential: The Power of Using Metaprogram Analysis in Team Development’; Zoe Thompson discusses ‘Growing Your Business Using Online Technology’; Whilst Lynn McKeown shares an article on ‘Coaching Leaders for Success’. NLP Conference Presenters Magdalena Bak-Maier and Ed Grey share part one of three articles in the series on ‘Emergence Coaching’ whilst Connirae Andreas explores ‘A New Theory of Personality’ and so much more, plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature the second in a series of articles by Presenters Penny Tompkins and James Lawley ‘Clean Language: Deeply Agreeable to the Heart and Soul’ ahead of their Masterclass session at the 2024 NLP International Conference on ‘Less is More: A Clean Approach to Mind, Metaphor and Modelling’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘We Are What We Watch’ in the Health and Wellbeing segment; Andy Coley shares ‘The Subtle Art of Selling NLP Training into Organisations’ ahead of his presentation at the Virtual NLP Conference in February; Jeremy Lazarus discusses ‘Being A Great Coach’; Whilst Damon Cart shares an article on ‘Making Personal Transformation Predictable’ ahead of his NLP Conference presentation in May. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature the first in a series of articles by Presenters Penny Tompkins and James Lawley ‘Modelling in the Symbolic Domain: The Art of Clean Language’ ahead of their Masterclass session at the 2024 NLP International Conference on ‘Less is More: A Clean Approach to Mind, Metaphor and Modelling’; Robert Dilts and Mickey Feher share their book ‘The Power of Mindset Change’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘The Importance of Downtime and the Default Mode Network’; Joe Cheal shares ‘Developing Coaching Models’ for the Coaching segment; Jan Russell discusses ‘Rocking the Crone: Using NLP to Support Mindful Aging for Women’; Whilst Caroline Martin shares an article on ‘How to Design Your Vision and Align Your Life’ ahead of her virtual workshop in December. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Eoin Maher sharing an insight into ‘NLP in a Clinical Setting’; Jacqui Flavell and Kay Woodburn share their book ‘Grittitude: Choose Your Own Life Story’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Win Win Negotiations’; Karen Shaw highlights ‘Teaching with NLP’ for the  Education segment; Joseph O’Connor discusses ‘Creativity and AI’ whilst Aliyah Mohyeddin explores ‘Relationship Coaching’ for the Coaching segment. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature the final article in the series from Dr Phil Parker ‘Inner Wisdom the Four Positions’ supporting his Masterclass presentation for the 2023 NLP International Conference; Emma McNally tell us more about her book ‘Who’s Flying Your Plane’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Can the Law of Reciprocity Go Too Far’; Sophie Vyse shares her modelling project on creating the dream team ‘The NLP Conference Study’; Phyllis Woodfine delves into ‘A Healthcare Practitioner’s Perspective: Can NLP help with Patient Outcomes?’ And Cat Trebilco focuses on ‘Resilience: Managing Your Emotional State and Changing Your Mindset When the Going is Tough’ in her latest article. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature the next article in the series from Dr Phil Parker ‘Gateway States’ supporting his Masterclass presentation for the 2023 NLP International Conference on ‘Inner Wisdom Techniques’; Florence Madden tell us more about her book ‘The Impact Conundrum’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Social Media Strategy for 2023’; Shelle Rose Charvet shares her insights into ‘Recruitment in 2023 and Beyond’; Katalin Marton tells her story  ‘Coming Home: Growing Towards Our Best World via the Inner Journey’; And Robert Dilts & Ian McDermott explore ‘Awakened Agency: Moving from ‘We’ to ‘Us’ in the next article in their series. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Michael Dunlop and Tasha Thor-Straten update us on NISCC and the NLP for Health Project, two projects ANLP are heavily involved with supporting; Lisa de Rijk explores ‘To Research or Not To Research with her book ‘Neurolinguistic Programming in Clinical Settings ’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Strategies to Create a Supportive Home Environment’; NLP International Conference 2023 Masterclass Presenter, Dr Phil Parker, shares ‘introducing a New Verb for Change Dû’; Lizzi Larbalestier continues her series in the coaching segment ‘Advocacy and Activism – Forces for Change’; And Fiona Campbell explores ‘Using NLP Skills for FAB Selling in the NLP in Practice segment. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Michael Dunlop’s ‘Modelling the Checklist’ in our Modelling Projects segment; Anna Bell shares her book ‘Roots for Growth- a metaphor for finding the resources you need within yourself’; Anne Gilkes shares her article ‘Soberversary’ for the Health and Wellbeing segment; Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott explore ‘Intentional Fellowship and the Art of Finding Agency: Developing the Nascent ‘I’’; Dr Phil Parker discusses ‘The Inner Wisdom Techniques for Health and Happiness’; And Ulli Horak discusses how ‘Excellency is Only a Stone’s Throw Away - From Good to Better’ in the Education segment. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature an article by Tim & Kris Hallbom, this year’s Masterclass Presenters at The NLP International Conference on ‘Dynamic Spin Release™ – An Easy to Use Practical Method for Creating Positive Changes in Yourself and Others; Lucy Heary shares her article ‘NLP for Learning: Stories and Tips to Support Children Who Learn Differently’ in the Education segment; Eve Menezes-Cunningham shares her NLP Quick Tips ‘Strategies for Life from Yoga and Gardening’; Andy Coley explores ‘Creating Healthier Workplaces with NLP: How Ubisoft and Groupon have been supporting their teams’; Ian McDermott and Robert Dilts share the next in their series of articles ‘Transition & Emergence: Moving to a Field of New Possibilities’; Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Kris Hallbom 'Exploring the Neuroscience and Magic Behind Setting Your Intent' Zoe Carroll gives focus to 'NLP in Further Education'; Eve Menezes-Cunningham Shares her NLP Tips on 'Welcoming Feedback When it Feels Like Failure'; Our NLP Inspirations segment written by David Searle celebrates Fiona Stimson and her incredible achievements in the field; Jo Creed discusses ‘Taking an Aligned Approach to Healthcare'; And Lizzi Larbalestier shares the next in her series of Coaching articles 'Analogue Insight – How Can Nuances Within Our Coastline Provoke Deeper Wisdom?'. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature ANLP Inspiration Award winner Dr Phil Parker; Dr David Maddams asks ‘Who will Heal the Healers’; Robert Dilts explains the mission and the movement which is ‘Success Factor Modeling’; Fiona Campbell offers 10 steps to Help Learning Stick; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores introverts, extraverts and ambiverts; Annette Cairns shares her modelling project, ‘Carry On Regardless’; Ron Piper offers support for trainee teachers by sharing insight into ‘The Lesson Thought and the Lesson Taught’. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we honour the passing of Tad James; Yvonne Fernando shares the Charing Surgery wellbeing gardening project; NLP Awards Finalist Erna Smeekens explains her project ‘NLP of Every Street Corner’; ANLP Community Interaction News; Post Pandemic Potential is explored by Eve Menezes-Cunningham. Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott explore ‘Discipline, Accountability and Gratitude’; Lindsey Agness turns the tide of culture. Plus all our regular features too.

In this celebratory issue of Rapport we look back on the breadth and depth of reporting that Rapport has achieved over 70 wonderful issues. We feature a wonderful article by Michael Dunlop, Leanne McCafferty & Lynn McKeown 'Taking Care of Those Who Take Care of Others' for our NLP Inspirations segment ; Emma McNally shares an article with us on 'TPP (Trauma Perceptive Practice) & NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming)' ; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Celebrating Life's Milestones'; and Ian McDermott and Robert Dilts share an article about 'ANLP - A Model of Fellowship?'; Kris Hallbom shares an article with us on 'Dynamic Spin Release' and Kevin Downsworth looks at the connection between 'Yoga and NLP' for our Health and Wellbeing segment. This issue also features the bonus NLP International Conference insert, plus all our regular features.

In this issue, we feature the next in a series of articles by Ian McDermott and Robert Dilts on ‘Presence, Disconnection and Shadow: Learning to be available to all of your experience’; Tasha Thor-Straten shares with us how ‘NLP Changed My Life After Receiving a Terminal Cancer Diagnosis’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores ‘Using NLP to Organise Your Life and Home’ and Abu Yusra shares with us his story ‘An Inspiration from the Civil Service Training College‘ for our new NLP Inspirations segment; While two of our NLP Conference Presenters share articles on the topics of their sessions ‘Route to Health and Success’ by Dr Magdalena Bak-Maier and ‘Expressing Excellence Through Using Your Voice on Purpose’ by Laura Spicer. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature an article by Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott on ‘The Power of Fellowship in Times of Crisis’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham shares her NLP Tips on ‘Deleting, Distorting and Generalising for 2020 Vision’; Lisa McNulty explores ‘What if Teachers knew NLP’ in our Education segment; Ian Llewellyn-Nash discusses ‘Leading My Business Through Changing Times’; Kash Falconer explores ‘The Changing Face of NLP Training’ and Henrie Lidiard highlights ‘Our Most Ancient Perceptual Filters’. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature an article by Karen Falconer on new ways of being in the world and the NLP International Conference going virtual for 2021; Keshav Bhatt shares his expertise on 'Video Marketing for NLP Coaches'; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores 'Self-care strategies in times of crisis' in our Health and Wellbeing segment; Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott continue their series exploring ‘The importance of a fellowship mindset for mastering the art of in-course correction’; Rachel Smith discusses ‘Can becoming a mum mess with your mind'; and Dr Suzanne Henwood shares her own personal experience for 'World Heart Day navigating through heart issues using NLP and mBraining'. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Michael Dunlop sharing an insight into his presentation for the 2021 NLP International Conference on ‘Tiny Ripples of Hope’; Nick LeForce shares his book ‘I Owe You, You Owe Me’; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Yoga and NLP in our Health and Wellbeing segment; Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott explore ‘Managing the path of danger and opportunity through intentional fellowship’; Reb Veale discusses ‘Evolving NLP’ in our provoking debate segment; Dr Suzanne Henwood explores her Research series in review. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Phil Parker sharing an insight into his presentation for the NLP International Conference on Advanced NLP Approaches in Health; Joe Britto shares his book “The Six Attributes of a Leadership Mindset”; Eve Menezes-Cunningham discusses Veganuary in our provoking debate segment; Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott explore uniting the ego with the soul; Connirae Andreas shares an excerpt from her new book “Coming to Wholeness”; Suzanne Henwood discusses getting your research out into the world; Olive Hickmott explores Neurodiversity, Autism and NLP. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Reb Veale sharing the new NLP Awards process; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Social Media Strategies; Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott encourage Strengthening your capacity for Fellowship; Sharon Rich explores a Canine Connection; Suzanne Henwood discusses Measuring Attitudes in Research; Olive Hickmott shares her latest book, ‘Elephants in the Classroom’. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Melody Cheal sharing Self Care Food Panorama; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Default Strategies; Robert Dilts and Ian McDermott share the Fellowship Mindset Scorecard; Kris Hallbom details the therapeutic genius of Milton Erickson; Suzanne Henwood discusses using Mixed Methods and Methodology; Lynette Allen shares her latest book, ‘Rituals’. Plus all our regular features too.

This is a preview of Rapport Magazine, in the full issue, we feature Judith Lowe and Judith DeLozier sharing Passion in Action; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Choosing Focus; Edward Grey explores NLP and Dementia; Colette Normandeau reviews 4th Generation NLP; Suzanne Henwood discusses using Surveys for Research; Ian Pitchford explores Tao and NLP. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature Tim Hallbom; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Afformations; Sian Goodspeed shares her experiences of Flying Start Education; Ellie Moseley discusses their approach towards Zero Suicide; Suzanne Henwood discusses Evidence based Practice; Marian Way explores Clean Language. Plus all our regular features too.

In this issue, we feature a tribute to Steve Andreas; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Sensory Acuity; Rita Aleluia shares 10 Questions that can change your life; Rakhee Shah explains more about NLP and Diabetes; Suzanne Henwood discusses Observation in Research; Jackie Arnold provokes debate around Supervision. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature ANLP Inspiration Award Winner, Thabiso Mailula; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Portable Practices; Alison Knowles shares Ollie and his Superpowers; Karen Meager and John MacLachlan explain the Healthy Workplace; Suzanne Henwood discusses Focus Groups; Madeleine Allen talks about the Ultimate Well Formed Outcome. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this special conference issue, we feature the full conference programme and NLP Awards details; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Sensory Acuity; David Murphy shares Bullying Tickles Me; Karen Meager and John MacLachlan explain Boundary Violators; Suzanne Henwood & Paul Tosey discuss their Passion for Research; Lottie Moore talks about Seizing the Day. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with Martin Weaver, Influencing and Supporting People to Overcome Trauma; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores Productive Struggle; Wayne Buckhanan discusses Meta-Programs in the Classroom; Grant Soosalu introduces Generative Learning; Suzanne Henwood discusses Action Research; Robbie Steinhouse talks about Mindful Business Leadership. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with James Lawley & Penny Tompkins, models of persistence and innovation; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores well formed outcomes; James Sweetman discusses getting unstuck; Julie Hay introduces us to transactional Analysis (TA); Suzanne Henwood discusses case studies; Paul Tosey raise some interesting questions about models. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with John Seymour, one of NLP’s first Professionals; Eve Menezes-Cunningham explores resiliance in the fact of global events; James Sweetman discusses digital detox; Gemma Harley reminds us we are only human after all; Suzanne Henwood discusses research bias; Richard bevan explores the relationship between courage and success. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with Steve Andreas and The Current State of NLP; Janey Lee Grace explores ways of getting your message in the media; James Sweetman discusses perfect presentations; Tony Nutley challenges the Guru Mindset; Suzanne Henwood discusses starting in research; Neil Almond explores why lottery winners run out of money. This conference issue also features a 32 page extra conference/awards special. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with Robbie Steinhouse, Entrepreneur, Businessman and NLP Coach; Peter Causton explores the changes in ADR legislation that may effect your business; James Sweetman questioins what you really want; Daksha Malik proposes 7 reasons for attending professional conferences; Suzanne Henwood discusses Research mentoring; Karen Meager and John McLachlan explore what makes ‘real healthy families’. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with David Shephard about growing a sustainable NLP business; Sharon Rooke explores the difference between NLPt and NLP; Alternative Approaches focuses on Stress; there are updates on the NLP conference and plans for the future; Suzanne Henwood discusses Research proposals; James Sweetman goes for Gold. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature an interview with Connirae Andreas about coming to wholeness; Karen Meager explores the hidden face of male depression in business; Airline Captain and NLP trainer Elisabeth Tanum explores fear of flying; Andy Coote reports on the April conference and plans for the future; Suzanne Henwood discusses analysing qualitative research; James Sweetmen explores how we can be even better this Summer. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this celebratory 50th issue, we feature an interview with David Bowman about good publishers; we visit the history of Rapport at 50; Caitlin Walker discusses Clean Scoping; Shelle Rose Charvet and L Michael Hall introduce their topics for the NLP Conference; Suzanne Henwood discusses interview techniques in research; James Sweetmen explores how to define success. Plus all our regular features and some new ones too.

In this issue, we feature a number of articles previously published in Rapport, including an interview with Derek Jackson about making clocks and people work better; Nancy Walbank explores the right time for upgrading classroom software; Karen Meager explains how NLP helped a learning disabilities charity; Shelle Rose Charvet introduces 5 essential skills for the future; Arun Deo and Suzanne Henwood introduce using statistics in research Kris Hallbom discovers how quickly allergies can be eliminated. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Lisa de Rijk (formerly Wake) about her future in NLP; Lisa Birtles discusses how NLP can help with literacy levels; Joe Cheal continues his series about Distortions in Thinking; Mark Shraga explores leadership, identity and learning cycles in business; Suzanne Henwood and Bruce Arroll investigate designing RCTs ; Rasheed Ogunlaru summarises his recent series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Michael Carroll about moving from Academy to Action; Jenny Amir discusses raising confidence in shy children; Joe Cheal continues his series about Distortions in Thinking; Caitlin Walker explores magical spelling; Suzanne Henwood revisits Qualitative Research ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on management. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Grant Soosalu about using multiple brains to do cool things; Nigel Pinto discusses self esteem in teenagers; Joe Cheal continues his series about Distortions in Thinking; Caitlin Collins explores the drunken monkey mind; Lisa De Rijk (formerly Wake) asks if Erickson was an ethnographic researcher ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on the collaborators and competitiors. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Michael Breen about behavioural patterning; Beth Lee discusses bottling success in the classroom; Marie Cross and Susie Lotherington share their expereinces about Self harming – A Mother’s Story; Caitlin Collins explores Freebies, and how to make them work for your business; Lisa De Rijk (formerly Wake) and Richard Gray introduce Clinical Research in NLP ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on the marketplace. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Doug O’Brien about carrying his experience with a light touch; Ellie Moseley discusses confident recruitment for the disabled; Grant Soosalu talks about Sales Wisdom; we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, exploring how NLP can be used to upgrade classoom skills; Arun Deo and Suzanne Henwood introduce Statistics in Research ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on the technology. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Judith DeLozier about her role as ‘NLP searcher’; Tracey Grey shares her case study, measuring the impact of NLP intervention within the NHS; Karen Meager talks about applying NLP business skills to a learning charity;; we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, exploring hoe NLP can support children experiencing bereavement; Thora Rain, James Lawley and Suzanne Henwood discuss research interviewing techniques ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on the team. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Paul Tosey about his role in bringing research into the field of NLP; Paul Andrew talks about NLP and fitness; Sue Stockdale and Clive Steeper discuss common sense in business (or not so common sense!); we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, entitled simply GHOTI; Suzanne Henwood introduces us to making Qualitative Research Count ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on the map and the terrain and ANLP publish their green paper: NLP – A Positive Future. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Judith Lowe about her new direction in the NLP Community; Kris Hallbom shares ways to eliminate allergies; Sue Stockdale and Clive Steeper discuss NLP and Leadership; we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, offering tips for about teacher metaphors; Sally Vanson introduces us to Narrative and Discourse Analysis within Research ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on taking stock and Judith Pearson interviews Dixie Elise Hickman and Sid Jacobson. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Martin Roberts about his role in the NLP Community; Cait Collins discusses NLP and Bullying; Karen Meager shares part 2 of her business article, Developing Real Leaders for the Real World; we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, offering tips for about story telling; Paul Tosey introduces us to clean language within Research ; Rasheed Ogunlaru series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner focuses on Mindset and Motivation and Midgie Thompson introduces us to winning strategies for sport and life. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Derek Jackson about making clocks and people work better; Cait Collins discusses becoming an Indie Author; Karen Meager shares part 1 of her business article, Developing Real Leaders for the Real World; we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, offering tips for using the Mercedes Model; Megan Arroll introduces us to Interpretative phenomenological analysis ; Rasheed Ogunlaru starts a new series on becoming who you are as a Practitioner and Sofia Rufus introduces us to new pathways to fitness. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Bryon Lewis, one of NLP’s pioneers ; Joe Cheal finishes his series about managing internal dialogue; David Molden discusses modelling the Sky Gods; we continue our education series by Nancy Walbank, offering tips for establishing positive classroom behaviour; Paul Tosey introduces us to phenomenology; Rasheed Ogunlaru finishes his Soul Trader series and Faith Tait introduces us to the art of Nudging. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Richard Gray about moving from research to recognition ; Joe Cheal continues his series about managing internal dialogue; Pt Hutchinson discusses business based values; we start a new education series by Nancy Walbank; Lisa Wake introduces us to systemic research; Emily Terry continues her series about weight loss and Rasheed Ogunlaru continues with his Soul Trader series, examining ‘Change’ in coaching'. Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Kevin Laye on his many and varied life experiences; Joe Cheal continues his series about managing internal dialogue; NLP for Teachers is a relevant topic this issue; Dr Suzanne Henwood gives us food for thought around Ethics in Research; Emily Terry helps us consider losing weight as we start 2014 and Rasheed Ogunlaru continues with his Soul Trader series, examining ‘Compassion’ in coaching' Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Joseph O’Connor, coaching with a flashlight; Joe Cheal starts a new series about managing internal dialogue; Orchestrating success in school is a relevant topic this issue; Dr Sally Vanson shines a light on Grounded Theory; David Molden discusses business coaching in Vision, Decision, Result and we welcome Kris Hallbom to the team with her professional development series, ‘Coaching tips and secrets' Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Lucy Whittington, business celebrity; Karen Meager writes about following Virginia Satir’s example when supporting people through change; How to Love School just a little more is a relevant topic this issue; Grant Soosalu discusses Neuroscience Guided Behavioural Modelling Research in relation to mBIT; Martin Snoddon talks about his experiences in Belfast during the conflict; We feature part 5 of the Impact of Language; and we welcome Lynne Copp to the team with her business development article, ‘Focus on Your Business' Plus all our regular features and news.

In this issue, we interview Robert Holden about his book, Loveability; Martin Weaver writes about using NLP for Trauma Resilience; Waiting for Exam Results is a relevant topic this issue; Dr Dimple Devadas shares her case study for managing life with Diabetes using NLP; Pat Hutchinson talks about Stakeholder Centred Coaching; We feature part 4 of the Impact of Language; and we welcome Emma Wimhurst to the team with her business development article, 'How Clear is your Vision?' Plus all our regular features and news.

This PDF issue includes a great interview with Tim Ferriss, author of the Four Hour Work series; NLP Legend is Rich Liotta, an 'NLP Geek of sorts'; Joseph O'Connor writes about Emotions, Sensory Acuity and Papua, New Guinea; Joe Cheal continues his series on The Impact of Language; The research series continues with part 1 Quantitative Analysis; Other articles include Lynne Copp talking about Managing Change in Business; plus all our regular features, book reviews and ANLP news.

This PDF issue includes a special tribute to Frank Farrelly, who passed away in February 213; part 2 of the Engaging with Science debate; Feature by David Molden on Modelling Excellence in Business; Lifestyle feature on making Dream Decisions; an interview with Michael Grinder about Classroom Management; the next Research article regarding NLP Presuppositions in Research, and all the regular features.

This issue features an interview with NLP Legend Richard Bolstad; celebrity Mimmo Miccolis communicating through dance; Soul Trader author Rasheed Ogunlaru; Judy Apps writes about the impact of voices in the US Presidential election; Pat Huitchinson writes about Leadership or Leadersheep...and all the regular features, debates and more.

This issue of Rapport features Judi James, behavioural coach on Big Brother; Pat Hutchinson writes about he world is in love with engagement; Kris Hallbom introduces the concept of Bringforthism; and the debate focuses on whether or not we can create NLP Practitioners online...plus all our regular features

The Summer issue of Rapport is packed with all the usual features, including an inspiring article on how Manchester City Academy are using NLP; NLP Legend Art Giser talks about Energetic NLP; David Molden questions whether decision making is all in the feelings; and Bev James asks if Social Media is working for you...plus our rgular debate, trainings and diary events.

This issue features an interview with NLP Legend Charles Faulkner; practical tips for handling SATs; Using Yoga to counteract stress; Are you too far out of your Comfort Zone; Marketing yourself and your business with NLP; plus all our regualr articles and business advice columns.

This issue features article by Judy Pearson on Eye Accessing Cues, and L Michael Hall on Innovations in NLP; NLP Applications include using an NLP outlook when teaching; Green with Envy and Change the words, change the minds (using NLP in NHS Trust procurement); Business support articles include regulars from Bev James, Mindy Gibbins-Klein and our research team.

Our new look Rapport organises features into three distinct sections - Applications of NLP, NLP for Professionals and Business Advice. This issue features interviews with James Caan, NLP skills for facilitating groups, Shelle Rose Charvet, NLP and Coaching...and a fascinating article on NLP with sheep! Regular features like the Debate and news still included and new features for business advice - this issue covers multi media on websites.

This issue features an interview with Olympic athlete, Andrew Steele, plus features on Revivifying Relationships,an interview with L Michael Hall, the truth about stress, Bev James setting you up for success and Matthew James talking about NLP and Energy. Plus regular features such as the Debate, Basic NLP and Trainings and Workshops.

This issue features an interview with TV doctor, Chris Steele, plus features on Modelling Resilience, using an NLP approach to teaching adults with special needs, an interview with Frack Pucelik and NLP in the Big Society. Plus regular features such as the Debate, Basic NLP and Training's and Workshops.

Features Camila Batmanghelidjh and the Kids Company

Also features articles on Dyslexia; Provocative Hypnosis; Author interview with Robbie Steinhouse; first in a series of feature about NLP and relationships

Features Michele Paradise on `Owning the Room` during interviews and networking events

Includes an interview with James Lawley and Penny Tompkins about Modelling; NLP Trauma Recovery in the South Pacific; Judy Apps speaks about the Miracle of Voice.

Lynnette Allen talks about NLP in Business and Life.

This issue features Persuasion, The art of Business Success; Mediation, mindfulness and Seduction; Energetic NLP for Health and Healing; How NLP can help you when making those tricky decisions in life.

Feature Arielle Essex and the Living Matrix

NLP and Research; Politics; Meditation and how we can S.U.M.O our problems away with Paul McGee; Speed Reading; How NLP can impact on change, ecology and social beliefs.

Features Karen Moxom talking about ANLP's double award triumph at the Hertfordshire Business Awards!

Also includes the Dolphin Approach to Achievement; Julie Silverthorn Training Trances; NLP 4 Kids; the Language of Symptoms; Creating Positive Choices in Desperate Circumstances.

Features the Lightning Process

Interview with Wyatt Woodsmall talking about Modelling; Vand North shares Mind Chi; Learn more about the Five Minute Life Coach; How to Boost your Career; HeroPath for Teenagers.

Featuring The Barefoot Doctor.

Topher Morrison talks about NLP Going mainstream; Can you have Integrity, Money and NLP?; Rosie O`Hara talks about her experience with breast cancer; New Code NLP.

This issue features Isobel Losada.

Marianne Williamson talking about how she is continuing to Shine a Light; 7 Practices of Transformational NLP; Stone Age NLP; Author interview with Wendy Sullivan and Judy Rees about Clean Language.

Featuring Giles Long talking about how he achieved his Olympic Gold Medal.

An interview with Stephen Gilligan; Cleaning up the F Word in Coaching; NLP and Pain Relief; Author interview with Nick Williams.

Features Lisa Butcher talking about her experience of Cognitive Hypnotherapy

Plus an interview with Robert Dilts; Resilience Under Pressure; NLP and Nutrition; The Butterfly Effect with Michael Carroll.

This issue features Anjum Anand talking about Making Indian food look easy

Also an interview with Charles Faulkner; Constructive Goal Setting for Teenagers; Non Violent Communication qnd how to Create a Smoke-Free Zone.

This issue features Al Gosling talking about his entrepreneurial success

An interview with John Demartini; Mind Mapping; Allergies and NLP, is it safe to risk it?; How to Pass Exams Easily with Michael Carroll.

Featuring Sue Stockdale talking about her ventures to the North Pole

An interview with Dharma Gaynes; Thought Pattern Management with Robert Fletcher; New Year, New Start - reversing your resolutions; Agents of Change with Newham College exercising their NLP Skills.

This issue features Getrude Matshe talking about her visualisastion skills.

An interview with Michael Grinder; EFT working with cravings and addictions; Expanding the parameters of possibility using the NLP Presuppositions; Towards Can Do Education - Teaching with a skills focus.

Featuring Paul McKenna talking about NLP and TFT.

Also featured is an interview with Christina Hall Dr Susan Elton, a GP who uses NLP in her practice; The benefits of using NLP for Teacher Training and why talk to a guru, when you can whisper to a horse?

Featuring Paula Radcliffe, and her goal setting strategies.

The debate asks the question `Is the Secret really a Secret?`. Other Features include Ideas for all year round healthy eating; Sonia Saxton shares her tips for successful executive coaching; Linking NLP and Feng Shui and Creating Rapport with your Inner Soul.

Features Provocative Therapy creator, Frank Farrelly.

Roger Black, olympic medal winner, talks about motivation; Shelle Rose Charvet reports on changing behaviour; New Year`s resolutions and how to keep them; And discover how NLP is helping the NHS.

Tony Robbins answers questions from Rapport readers, and we interview Steve Andreas.

There are also articles on using NLP with Autustic and special needs children; How the Muslim community is embracing Coaching and NLP and Developments within ANLP.

Featuring an interview with Michael Neill, author of `You Can Have What You Want`.

Other articles include Michael McGrath`s amazing trek to the North Pole; using NLP techniques to beat dyslexia; a visit to the Re-Vitalise Your Life transformation course; and an interesting case study featuring the use of hypnosis on a deaf student.

Featuring John Grinder, co-creator of NLP.

England rugby star, Rory Underwood, talks about his new role; discover how NLP techniques are being used in the primary school classroom; review hypnosis audio CDs; and how HBOS are successfully using NLP to promote success.

Features an interview with co-creator of NLP, Richard Bandler.

Kelly Holmes talks about the mental attitude that won her 2 Olympic gold medals; read about the holistic approach to cancer care; investigate the Enneagram personality profile; and see the other side to coaching teenagers.