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Volume 1 Contents:

BUSINESS

A critical review of past research into the neuro-linguistic programming eye-accessing cues model

Georgios DiamantopoulosSandra I. WoolleyMichael Spann

The experience of regular exercise participation for women moving into their middle years: its nature, meaning and its benefits

Margaret WaltonIain AdamsMac McCarthy

Exploring the role of NLP in the management of organisational paradox

Joe Cheal

PSYCHOTHERAPY

A study of the relationship between the core belief structures of neurolinguistic psychotherapy and object relations theory

Lisa Wake

An exploration of a research-based approach to the evaluation of clients’ experience of neuro-linguistic psychotherapy within a private practice making use of the CORE model

Martin Weaver

The Brooklyn program: applying NLP to addictions

Richard M. Gray

EDUCATION

Applying Dilts’ ‘Disney creativity strategy’ within the Higher Education arts, design and media learning environment

Sharon Beeden

Can neuro-linguistic programming work with young children who display varying social, emotional and behavioural difficulties?

Lisa Squirell

Leading learning through relationships: the implications of neuro-linguistic programming for personalisation and the Children’s Agenda in England

Richard Churches and John West-Burnham