What is NLP?

NLP explores the relationship between how we think (Neuro); how we communicate (Linguistic); and our patterns of behaviour and emotion (Programmes)

 

What you learn to do...

Achieve your outcomes easily

Build & maintain rapport

'Read' other people to to get your best ideas across

Use the power of body language

Manage your own state of mind

Handle difficult situations

Ask the right questions

Over come obstacles

Negotiate with elegance

Enhance your presenting skills

Grow in self confidence

Expand your thinking

Take wider perspectives

NLP Treatments

If you have a problem, condition or illness that you believe would benefit from an NLP treatment, we have a countrywide network of fully accredited NLP Master Practitioners certificated by the Society of NLP.  Our practitioners have helped many clients overcome difficulties that were previously thought intractable, and if you have a problem that you want someone to help you with, then contact us now and we will hook you up with a practitioner in your area.

Some Of The Conditions We Can Treat:

Addiction	Anger	Anorexia Nervosa	Anxiety
Asthma	Binge Drinking	Body Dysmorphic Disorder	Bulimia
Blushing	Compulsions	Loss of Confidence	Depression
Dizziness	Eating Disorders	Eczema	Fear
Food Disorders	Bad Habits	Insomnia	Loneliness
Lying	Interview Nerves	Irritable Bowel Syndrome	Jealousy
OCD - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder	Nail Biting	Pain	Panic
Phobias (Of All Kinds)	PMS - PMT	Procrastination	Psoriasis
Public Speaking (fear of)	Road Rage	Sexual Problems	Stress
Stuttering - Stammering	Tics	Tinnitus	Tooth Grinding

NB: If you do not see the condition you want help with here, please contact us and we will advise you.

Note: NLP as "Therapy"

Because NLP was originally devised to enable people to find better ways to think and operate in life generally, it is often used highly effectively in treating conditions in which psychologists have for years had difficulty in making changes.  This is because the NLP approach to problems and challenges is not to regard a "condition" as an illness or disease that might need to be medicated or analysed with hours, if not years, of talking cure.

Rather, the NLP approach is to understand what the client is doing in their psychology both consciously and unconsciously in order to generate the behaviour they are manifesting.  It is then a case of training the client's mind how to do something differently.  It is for this reason that NLPers rarely use the word "therapy" when talking about what they do when helping clients overcome difficulties.  They are really being coached or educated into a new way of thinking and behaving.

One of the most dramatic uses of NLP to educate people who are regarded by others is the area of phobia.  The NLP Fast Phobia Cure devised by Richard Bandler in the 1980s can literally "cure" a lifelong phobia in minutes by teaching the client to perceive their fear differently. 

The same approach is incredibly effective with anxiety, stress, lack of confidence, poor concentration and depression.

However, NLP is not all about the mind.  Stress, for example, expresses itself as a physical set of symptoms which the "reprogramming" of the mind can alleviate highly effectively.  Pain is also something that can be reduced, while a combination of hypnotherapy and NLP can be used to address all manner of physical problems.  An experienced practitioner can also treat tinnitus, tics, stammering and other problems.

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Addiction Anger Anorexia Nervose Anxiety Asthma Bad Habits Binge Drinking Body Dysmorphic Disorder Bulimia Blushing Compulsions Loss of Confidence Depression Dizziness Eating disorder Eczema Fear Food Disorders Insomnia Lying Loneliness Interview Nerves Irritable Bowel Syndrome Jealousy OCD - Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Nail Biting Pain Panic Phobias ( of All Sorts ) PMS - PMT Procrastination Psoriasis Public Speaking ( fear ) Road Rage Sexual Problems Stress Stuttering - Stammering

NEURO LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING

NLP which is very well known throughout the world in complimentary health  stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming, a name that encompasses the three most influential components involved in producing human experience:

neurology, language and programming. The neurological system regulates how our human bodies function, language determines how we interface and communicate with other people including friends, family and business people and our programming determines the kinds of models of the world we create. Neuro-Linguistic Programming describes the fundamental dynamics between mind (neuro) and language (linguistic) and how their interplay effects our body and behavior (programming) 

Ideal for: Senior Management Teams, Sales Managers, HR, Project Management, Operations, Marketing, Trainers, Coaches, Consultants, Entrepreneurs etc.

 

... in fact our NLP courses can be applied to any business and can provide solutions to any business challenge or problem.

       You will learn...

To know what you want, understand your own strengths and values and those of your colleagues.

Become a master at interpersonal communication, build top teams that perform at their best, increase productivity and bottom line profits.

How successful people and high achievers do things with excellence, elegance and ease, and model that success.

To read and understand what others mean by what they say and do, and influence this by how you respond.

The NLP Business Solutions provides the tools to address:

Strong leadership signature presence

Achieving results through outcome thinking

Performance coaching & mentoring

Developing & building your team

Presenting with passion & objectivity

The language of influencing others elegantly

Negotiating & managing conflict

Inspiring change 'and raising the bar'

Modelling excellence to achieve success

Selecting & recruiting effectively

 

What exactly is NLP?

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) was co created in the 1970s by Dr Richard Bandler

Neuro- The Nervous system through which experience is received and processed through our five senses- Visual, Auditory, Kinaesthetic, Olfactory, Gustatory

Linguistic- Verbal and non verbal communication systems through which neural representations are coded, ordered and given meaning

Programming -The ability to organise our communication and neurological system to achieve specific desired outcomes

Neuro

Everyone of us are unique in the way we experience the world. The external world is far too rich in information for us to “take in” all of it. So the brain uses our five senses- seeing hearing, feeling, smelling, and tasting (called representational systems) to allow in some information and leave out the rest so we can understand/ make sense of the external world.

What makes us unique is the distinctive way we each use our senses to filter. We all have a preferred way of filtering for example, may be predominantly visual or auditory or kinaesthetic.

Thinking back to medical school you may have noticed that you preferred to listen to a physiology lecture on Action Potential rather than read about it in Ganong. Or you may have found it easier to understand the mechanics of the shoulder joint in Anatomy from feeling it using the skeleton rather than hearing someone describing it in a lecture. You may prefer audio books to reading.

The information that is filtered through is then internally processed (re-presented) and hence translated into corresponding sensory representations that form a map of the original external world (territory)

So our map is how we perceive the world. Yet we forget that the map is not the world, just a filtered representation of it.

This filtering mechanism uses Universal Modelling Processes – Deletion, Distortion, Generalisation to filter out the information in the outside world .The process by which we filter is more specific still. Each representational system is further composed of smaller units called Submodalities. Examples of Submodalities of Visual Representational system are- colour/brightness/degree of focus/size of image(s).

Linguistic

Your distinctive filtering process that leads to your representation of the world is revealed in your verbal and nonverbal communication. You may describe an experience in the outside world using words that reveal how you filtered. For example, if you may use predominantly visual words as you describe an event revealing you filtered through predominantly the visual aspects of that event. This information you have revealed can then be used by an NLP expert to understand how you experience the world and then use this information to communicate with you on your wavelength.

There are several other filters – your unique Metaprograms (how you prefer to make decisions), your unique anchors, your values, beliefs.

Programming

You have been programmed by your life experiences to have the specific filters that you have. . Once we have a structured filtering process we maintain this model and continue to live our lives through it.

In your life your filters may be working for you to achieve your desired outcomes or they may be limiting you in your life.

NLP shows you how you can become aware of your filters and then re-program in a way that allows you to live a richer life, whether that means better time management or stress management.

Particularly for us Doctors, NLP can enhance the way we communicate as we become aware of “how” our patients communicate and then use this information to build powerful rapport with them by then communicating on their wavelength.

NLP is a powerful tool for doctors because of the way it increases our understanding of our own filters as well as our patients’ filters. We then have a choice of changing our filters in a way that enhances our lives .We also have techniques we can use with our patients to become aware of their filters(meta model) and enable them to choose if they want to change them.

What is Medical NLP?

 

NEURO+LINGUISTIC+PROGRAMMING

Neurolinguistics is a field that studies the impact of language or communication on the brain. The word "programming" derives from computer science, and refers to our feelings, behaviours and responses, many of them automatic, that result from the way we internally and unconsciously process information.

 

As far back as the 1930s the idea that words could quite literally alter the way the brain responds was very much just a theory. In the mid-1970s, Dr Richard Bandler and John Grinder set out to investigate this premise by modelling several highly effective doctors and therapists in order to identify thArm exame qualities responsible for their success. When they applied the micro-strategies they uncovered to other people, they found the effects could be replicated. The field became known as Neuro-Linguistic Programming, and, within a few, short years, its simplicity and effectiveness swept the world of business, sports and personal development.

 

Over the past 10 years, the advent of advanced scanning technology, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging, PET, and Heart Rate Variability, proved the hypothesis correct. Words do affect the brain and the subsequent changes in our neurological functions, including our neurochemistry, directly influence our experience, behaviour, health and well-being.

 

So, rather than to use communication casually or carelessly, NLP sets out to use it precisely, with specific outcomes in mind.

 

Medical NLP, now an established adjunct to NLP, developed out of the highly specialised needs of the healthcare professions and their patients and clients.

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