Neuro Linguistic Programming
NLP is a profoundly effective “How to” technology for personal change and development, and interpersonal effectiveness. NLP is based on the study of the most influential components involved in shaping our experiences:
Neuro – the unique way we translate the information we receive through our senses about the external world and what is happening around us, and how this translation affects the way we think, our physiology, how we feel and how we behave.
Linguistic – how we express our experience to ourselves and to others through the language we use and how the language we use affects our experience, behaviour and feelings.
Programming – how habitual, often unconscious, patterns of thoughts and feelings developed through the course of our lives affect our current behaviour – and how these patterns can be changed.
Neuro Linguistic Programming
Integral Eye Movement Therapy
Integral Eye Movement Therapy
IEMT (Integral Eye Movement Therapy) is rapid change process that can be used with great effect as content free tool for dealing with trauma and other negative emotions. It can also be used as a generative tool for identity level change.
• Is a model built around addressing and resolving The 5 Patterns of Chronicity
• Has applications in resolving PTSD
• Minimal discomfort in the process as it does not involve traumatic imagery
• Creates kinaesthetic change by addressing imprints of emotion
• Creates change in self concept by addressing imprints of identity
• Uses eye movement as the dominant mechanism for change
Metaphors of Movement
A problem with therapy is that often the client might as well be mute and not speak at all as the practitioner fits whatever communication is offered into their preferred model or frame of understanding. Meaning gets inferred upon the client’s reportage, and the client’s meaning gets lost in the frame. This reframing, no matter how artful and clever, will so often serve merely to negate the client’s experience for the duration of the therapy sessions. It is the precision that the MoM training model develops for the therapist that is often missing.
The client does not usually have the resources or the ability to know what to do about their situation – that is why they are the client. As the metaphor is developed, clients will often discover their own solutions, which can be either specific external behaviours, or changes in attitude, etc. But when they don’t, then it is the therapist’s job, as an expert, to give appropriate, accurate and precise guidance. It is this precision that the MoM training model develops for the therapist.
Metaphors of Movement
The Business of Therapy
The Business of Therapy
How to get business, do business and feel good about earning money from working with people
- Need to feel better doing business?
- Need to find more and good business?
- Want some ideas on expanding your business?
- Find asking for money a challenge?
Want ideas on how to run effective sessions?
Aimed at coaches/ therapists/ change workers but interesting to anyone in business or thinking about starting a people-facing business
Sort Yourself, Lead Others
Most leadership training teaches you what to do.
This one deals with what happens when your own head gets in the way.
Not your team. Not your budget. Not the difficult person in accounts.
You. And what's going on between your ears.
Sort Yourself, Lead Others
Overprotected!
Overprotected!
The danger passed. Nobody told the department.
Pain that outlived the injury by eight years. Exhaustion with perfectly normal bloods. The hypervigilance, the phobia, the people-pleasing that's quietly costing someone their life.