NLP Practice evening, Tuesday 7 July 09, 18:30 – 21:00, New Farm Library

July 2, 2009 — Mark

NLP Café Brisbane

Tuesday 7 July 09

Topic: Unconscious Signals, n Steps of Reframe, Words that move people

This is for NLP practitioners and NLP Master practitioners only.
Come and join us for this special session on Tuesday 7 July 09

Topics:
1. Practice – New Code NLP: unconscious signals and N steps of Reframe
2. Practice – From Impossibility to Possibility – Words that move people

RSVP required

Date: Tuesday 7 July 09

Food: Some snacks, fruits, tea and coffee are provided. There is microwave to heat up food as well.

Time:

6:00 – Cafe Door Opens – Feel free to bring some food to heat up in the Microwave, have some snacks or have a cuppa (Tea and Coffee supplied)
6:30 – Session Starts
9:00 – Cafe Closes

Location: New Farm Library, 135 Sydney St, New Farm, (07) 3403 1062

Fees: $5.00 at the door

Benefits

  • For Therapist: Enhance your skills by learning in an environment that stretches your capabilities in New Code NLP and possibly a new process for you.
  • For anyone: Connection with your unconscious.

RSVP Required: NLPCafeBrisbane@gmail.com for more details

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The structure of magic: A book about language and therapy (I and II)

November 21, 2008 — Mark
The structure of magic: A book about Language and Therapy (I and II)

If you truly want to master the use of Meta Model, learn them from the originators of NLP in their first published NLP books.  These books establish the distinctions between the linguistic elements of the meta model for language, GDD, TDS, some of which are dropped or misrepresented in other books.

A must have for all NLP Practitioners, successful communicators and therapists who want to bring change to their clients.

Reviewed By Mark Spencer and Sonya Yeh Spencer, Certified Advanced NLP Coaches.
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The Spirit of NLP: The Process, Meaning and Criteria for Mastering NLP

November 18, 2008 — Mark
by L. Michael Hall
ISBN 189983604-7
Crown House Pubulishing Limited
www.crownhouse.co.uk 		The Spirit of NLP: The Process, Meaning and Criteria for Mastering NLP

This is a very good resource book for people who are trained up to the Master Practitioner Level.

(We have not found where it can be ordered from at this stage)
Reviewed By Sonya Yeh Spencer, Certified Advanced NLP Coach.
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Using your brain for a change

November 18, 2008 — Mark
Using your Brain for a Change

Do you want to know who is really driving the bus that is YOU? Bandler provided alternatives to the conventional wisdom and show you how to use submodalities to experience the life that you like to experience and pave the way for a better future.

This is one of the classic NLP books and serve as a fundation book to work with Submodalites.

Reviewed By Sonya Yeh Spencer, Certified Advanced NLP Coach.
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My lessons with Kumi

November 18, 2008 — Mark
My lessons with Kumi by Michael Colgrass

This is a wonderful and delightful book.  Written by the Pulitzer Prize and Emmy Award Winner, Michael Colgrass.  He has combined his extraordinary approach to human performance in this intriging teaching tale.

You will be following the main character, Nick’s adventure, high in the Montana mountains as he undergoes a rigorous training of mind, body and spirit that transforms his personal and professional life.

Nick’s notes on his growth and progress serve as a step-by-step handbook for the reader.

Reviewed By Sonya Yeh Spencer, Certified Advanced NLP Coach.
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Turtles all the way down – Prerequisites to personal genius

November 18, 2008 — Mark

 

 Turtles all the way down – Prerequisites to personal genius by Judith DeLozier and John Grinder

This is a must have for all NLP practitioners who want to really grasp New Code applications.

This book is the documentary, with added notes and stories, of John Grinder and Judith DeLozier’s five day seminar, Prerequisites To Personal Genius.  The participants were led through a series of demonstrations and exercises which enabled them to expand their perceptual filters and overcome limiting self-beliefs.

The authors challenge you to re-examine the structures of your mind and the ways that all parts can be integrated into an internal dance.  You will learn how the skills of genius are readily available for cultivating your own personal excellence in a way that is respectful of the power of the unconscious.

Reviewed By Sonya Yeh Spencer, Certified Advanced NLP Coach.
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A Theory of Everything: An Integral Vision for Business, Politics, Science and Spirituality

November 4, 2008 — Mark
I enjoy having a theory that covers everything, at least at a broad 50,000ft view, and one which also makes some sense right down to the microcosms that we live with. It is efficient to have a unifying theory, but it also makes sense. Having already studied Spiral Dynamics which for me makes sense of all the different theories of human behaviour, T.O.E. provides a wider view. Ken Wilber explains in a lot of detail how the All Quadrants, All Levels and eventually All Lines works as a model and it makes a lot of sense. He also describes many of the institutions, cultural movements and other things and shows how they have a vMeme view, rather than AQAL.

Ken Wilber’s book, A Theory of Everything will either give you the answers to how systems and concepts integrate, or it will give you more questions than what you started with. Either way, you will be better for it.

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Influencing with Integrity: Management Skills for Communication and Negotiation

October 22, 2008 — Mark
Influencing with Integrity is a great book to put some of what you may have learned in NLP into practice and use the skills and processes to truly influence those around you with integrity. The focus is worthy, and the subtle perspective is stll refreshing even though the book was written and first published in 1983.

For those who enjoy to read and yet learn with some visuals, this appeals as many concepts are laid out in a unique way, bringing more insight into the deeper aspects of some areas we may take for granted.

This book is not directed at any specific use (ie. parenting, business or selling), but can be useful for any of these areas, giving you a great grounding in what you are doing with NLP. The focus is on Management Skills for Communication and Negotiation as the title implies.

This book has good reviews by many authorities, including John Grinder and Richard Bandler, and has been cited by over 90 other authors in their books also.
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The New Peopelmaking by Virginia Satir

September 11, 2008 — Mark

The New Peopelmaking by Virginia Satir

I can not praise this wonderful book enough! Love, compassion, wisdom, insight and practical tools that everyone can use are all in this one book. Speaking as a step mother with three boys, age from 16 to 21, we, as a family have benefited greatly and continue to do so.

I personally have learned some impressive (little self praising is healthy, as it seems to me, our family is good at praising each other but not ourselves) skills and smooth over many situations. Speaking as a coach and therapist, Virginia has supplied us with more tools, so simple yet so effective. Thank you Virginia – your legacy lives on.

Reviewed By Sonya Yeh Spencer, Certified Advanced NLP Coach.

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