Introduction to NLP Training
NLP Licensed Training Courses - in UK
Saturday 4th February 2012
The Holiday Inn, London Gatwick Airport, West Sussex
NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming
NLP is one of those acronyms you may have noticed in many places recently, with dynamic people such as Paul McKenna achieving Worldwide fame using it to help many people, from overcoming weight control problems to helping people overcome lifelong, debilitating conditions and phobias, by learning how to use their own brains to get what they want.
There are many articles and books on the subject of NLP that you can read, which of course will give you different viewpoints and opinions. However, the way to learn for yourself how useful NLP will be in your life will be to experience it live, where you can watch, listen and make your own mind up.
Thoughtitude’s experienced NLP Trainers, June O’Driscoll and Geoff Rolls, regularly assist Paul McKenna and are both valued members of the Trainer Assistants Team for Dr Richard Bandler (co-creator of NLP) and John La Valle's (President of The Society of NLP) events.
June and Geoff have designed a day where they will explain and demonstrate NLP in action.
You will learn how much the skills and techniques of NLP will benefit you on a personal and professional level.
Come along for an exciting day of discovery and prepare to be surprised and amazed.
Where: The Holiday Inn, London Gatwick Airport, West Sussex
Refreshments included on arrival, in the morning and the afternoon
Free Parking!
20% Discount on Food and Beverages in the hotel bar!
Call June on 07876 578055 for more information
Rapport
To develop a foundation of trust and co-operation with others, effortlessly.
Calibration
To notice and read unconscious non-verbal responses in an ongoing interaction by observing behavioural cues with a specific internal response.
Reframing
How to look at things from a different perspective.
Pacing and Leading
It is not about size it is about building rapport and leading to a more useful place
Limiting Beliefs
Doing the same thing over and over again and getting the same results.
Belief Change
Changing the process can be enlightening.
