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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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Using your brain for a change
November 18, 2008 — MarkMy 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. |
Turtles all the way down – Prerequisites to personal genius
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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. |
Phobia cure tested during our NLP Practitioner course (Arachnophobia)
November 17, 2008 — MarkPhobia cure is one of the processes we teach on our NLP Practitioner course. The NLP phobia cure uses extended dissociation, unawfulizing, scrambling and future-pacing.
It is great to test the success of a phobia cure as soon as possible. This is one of our students touching a spider’s web after going through a phobia cure on the course.
She had experienced a shock visit from a spider many years ago when one appeared on her face while in a car travelling at speed – where she could not get away from it straight away. Since then, she had not been able to go into her back yard with freedom and she always suspected shoes had spiders in them if left out.
Here she is now, minutes after the phobia cure, looking and touching the webs of two differnent spiders in different parts of the garden.
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Turn off the TV for the night and come along and improve your future
October 21, 2008 — Mark
“When people say to me: ‘How do you do so many things?’ I often answer them, without meaning to be cruel: ‘How do you do so little?’ It seems to me that people have vast potential. Most people can do extraordinary things if they have the confidence or take the risks. Yet most people don’t. They sit in front of the telly and treat life as if it goes on forever.” — Philip Adams
Turn off the TV for the night and come along and improve your future. Be the one that stands out from the crowd with NLP. Learn some simple and complex NLP techniques, new code NLP, classic code NLP and related processes.
NLP Cafe in Brisbane is follow up coaching for specific NLP skills.
Follow-up Coaching like this increases productivity by 88% according to research documented in a Journal article by Gerald Olivero, K. Denise Bane, Richard E. Kopelman; Public Personnel Management, Vol. 26, 1997.
“Moving on up: An ABC guide to neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).” The Guardian (London, England) (April 24, 1999)
October 1, 2008 — MarkEver wondered why the smell of sun cream can make you feel happy, or why you get on effortlessly with some people? NLP, the science of how our brains code experience, has some of the answers. Read the rest of this entry »
Follow-up Coaching increases productivity by 88 percent
October 1, 2008 — MarkWhat happens to the new ways of thinking that you acquired during training on new concepts? The essence of the article cited below is that there is an average of 28% increase in productivity through training, but an 88% if the training is followed up by coaching after the initial training.
This is why we introduced NLP Café Brisbane to accompany all our training modules, meeting usually twice monthly.
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FAQ: Should NLP be learned consciously or unconsciously?
September 11, 2008 — MarkA few of our NLP Cafe Brisbane attendees commented that “I went to my NLP Practitioner training last year and was told everything we learn is done at an unconscious level and unconscious uptake is everything, and I felt very lost“. It is my personal belief that when learning at a Practitioner Level, a skillful trainer will always Read the rest of this entry »
NLP and PTSD
September 11, 2008 — Markhttp://www.dailyrecord.co.uk atricle Excerpts… Mar 30 2009 By Craig McQueen
DURING his military career, Andy Lorimer saw action in warzones and troublespots including Iraq, the Balkans and Northern Ireland.
….He said: “I was having nightmares, flashbacks, insomnia. My behaviour was very odd. I was sent for evaluation by a psychiatrist and I was diagnosed with PTSD.”
Medically discharged in 2003 with a war pension, Andy then had to try to get help…..
….started getting better thanks to neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).
NLP examines patterns of behaviour and the experiences that underpins them and aims to help people change their behaviour through self-awareness and effective communication.
HR view of NLP
September 5, 2008 — MarkWhen HR manager Donna Alder had to oversee the outplacement of 700 people at healthcare company GlaxoSmithKline on Merseyside, she drew on the communication tools she had acquired from a course in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP). “I wanted to make sure that people could leave the site with their heads held high,” she says. “I ran group and one-to-one workshops covering subjects such as choosing attitude. I drew on the NLP philosophy that ‘change happens every second of the day’.“
Alder is among a growing number of HR professionals to get involved with NLP – a psychological approach that claims to ‘re-pattern’ individuals to achieve anything, Read the rest of this entry »
NLP at Work, by Sue Knight {Book review by Alan Rankin}
September 5, 2008 — MarkPublisher Nicholas Brearley, Pages 374, ISBN 1857883020
When I was asked to review Sue Knight’s updated book, the first thing I did was ask: what is NLP? I discovered that neuro linguistic programming is the study of what works in terms of thinking, language and behaviour, and how these things can be coded, modelled and replicated to achieve consistent excellence in all areas of work and personal life.
The second thing I did was to mention the book to five colleagues. To my surprise I received five strong reactions: Read the rest of this entry »
Spelling Strategy
September 2, 2008 — MarkA Spelling Strategy that you can use
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Public Workshop – Tuesday, 14 October 08 Topic: From where you are to where you want to be – Redirect your mind!
August 29, 2008 — MarkThe Journey of 1000 miles starts with one step, but if you ended up in the wrong place, all the hard work becomes wasted efforts. The secret to get to the right destination starts with heading off on Read the rest of this entry »
Public Workshop – Thursday, 30 October 08 Topic: Practicing the Art of Trance
August 27, 2008 — MarkNLP Café Brisbane It is time for all NLP trained professionals to practice some of the fundamental skills and scrape the rust off ‘known’ skills or really refine your skills. This is a session for NLP Practitioners and Master Practitioners Read the rest of this entry »
Public Workshop – Tuesday, 9 September 08. Topic: What Colour is your emotion?
August 27, 2008 — MarkNLP Café Brisbane Feeling the blues? What an interesting way to describe an emotion! In fact there are many different ways that we can, not only describe, but work with our emotions. We are not at the mercy of our emotions; we can gain emotional freedom, Read the rest of this entry »
Public workshop – Thursday, 28 August 08. Topic: Forgive and Remember
August 27, 2008 — MarkNLP Café Brisbane How do we go about forgiving the unforgivable? Many people have said they couldn’t possibly forgive certain acts, certain ways they were treated; in fact it is irrational to forgive for some people. A rational person, when hurt, should react to protect themselves for as long as it is necessary to ensure survival, but at what cost? To forgive does not mean to forget. The challenge here is to forgive and learn so it will never happen again! Learn the power of forgiving and remembering – this is a wonderful pattern developed by Robert MacDonald with great compassion.
For Therapist: Enhance your skills by learning a pattern that will greatly help your client with gentleness and minimum contamination of the client’s model of the world.
For Parents and Managers: Master this skill and use yourself as an example for people who are in your life.
For Individuals: Create new depth of self understanding, profound insight and the power of choices in life.
Opening Hours – Registration: 6:15pm, Starts: 6:30pm, Finishes: 8:30pm
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NLP training provides great Self-Help foundations
August 24, 2008 — MarkThere’s only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that’s your own self. Aldous Huxley, 1894-1963.
- Will your career benefit from deeper understanding of the people around you?
- Would you like to develop new approaches and find solutions to problems in your life?
- Are you ready to achieve the results you want and help others do the same?
- Do you wish you could help yourself become more than you ever imagined?
This course is the only one available in Australia and NZ that offers certificates co-signed by the founders of the International Trainers Academy – John Grinder, Carmen Bostic St Clair and Michael Carroll.
NLP is practical, effective and full of profound concepts and information. The comprehensive 18-day program brings you the working foundations and principles of NLP. You will rapidly integrate the NLP techniques you have learned into your work and personal life.
An NLP Practioner qualification is Internationally recognized and allows you to continue with an NLP Master Practitioner certificate at a later stage with us or another NLP Training organization.
At minimum, the course will cover the following areas:
* Calibration (input channels)
* Rapport
* Representational systems
* Language patterns (Meta Model, Milton Model, Verbal Package)
* Methods of verifying map alignment
* Metaphor competency
* Anchoring techniques
* Multiple perceptual positions
* Chain of Excellence
* Epistemology of NLP
* Hypnotic patterning
* N-Step Reframing
* Working with the unconscious mind
* Parts Interventions
* New Code NLP Competencies (updated to the latest in August 2009)
This course also offers the ongoing training and support through the NLPCafeBrisbane. NLP Café Brisbane is an NLP practice group, which aims to help NLP Professionals to advance their skills and individuals to learn to use the tools they were born with. We train in NLP Classic Code, New Code, and some of the most up to date developments in related disciplines. Attendance at the course guarantees your support at NLPCafeBrisbane.
See our registration form for all the details of this NLP Training event in Brisbane.
NLP Café Brisbane
August 15, 2008 — Mark
NLP Café Brisbane is an NLP practice group, which aims to help NLP Professionals to advance their skills and individuals to learn to use the tools they were born with.
Your on going NLP support during training – NLP Café Brisbane. This group was established by Blue-Sky Transformation as part of our “Sustainable Success through Community Contribution” Read the rest of this entry »
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