Oct

13

Anger Management And NLP?

Category: Anchoring, Practitioner Training, Therapeutic Approaches | Leave a Comment

Anger management has many different styles. I prefer to help people to look at it very differently. For instance, if you are angry, there’s a context. When there’s a context, there is a cause or trigger. When that happens, then you’ll want to investigate that and find out what is the most powerful resource state [...]

Oct

12

NLP And Family

Category: Anchoring, Family Therapy, Feedback, Values | Leave a Comment

Can we use NLP in the family?
Well, it’s odd I never really paid attention to this category, but of course we can use it in the family. Remember that family relationships are based on the quality of your communication.

In this fictitious family example, you can see the dotted lines indicating a strained relationship and [...]

Apr

2

Motivation Dynamics Part #1

Category: Anchoring, Submodalities, Techniques | Leave a Comment

Okay - so we know that in neuro linguistic programming, we can change submodalities (if you haven’t learnt this, you can pick up a copy of our book here: http://successwithnlp.com). But if you need to develop super charged motivation, how can you do it and sustain it?
First of all, motivation is really about finding ways [...]

Apr

2

Anchoring And Future Pacing

Category: Anchoring, General NLP, Modeling, People In NLP, Submodalities, Techniques | Leave a Comment

Sid Jacobson highlighted this to me. As a seasoned NLP Master Trainer, Sid has a way of making complex things simple. We have a number of different ideas floating around, including the concept of connecting anchoring with future pacing. When I learnt this, it was just so intruiging, I tested it out.
Anchoring is really the process of [...]

Mar

12

Healing From Sickness

Category: Anchoring, General NLP, Healing, Modeling, Submodalities | Leave a Comment

A number of people have asked me about healing from sickness. First, let’s understand what illness is. When your immune system is weak, it is pretty much like a lax security system. A virus, like a thief who knows how to pick a lock, can start testing multiple approaches to unlock your doors. With a [...]

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