The Princeton Tri-State Center for NLP
Posts by: Ed Andriessen
Many, many of the techniques of NLP use submodalities (characteristics of experience). The swish pattern, change history, double disociation, etc.
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Continue Reading →An eye opening interview with Frank Pucelik interviewed by Michael Carroll.
Frank Pucelik was around before and during the birth of NLP. Frank talks about the early practice groups and early sessions led by John Grinder, Richard Bandler and himself..
Continue Reading →John Seymour demonstrates his approach to training NLP techniques. Great if you are considering the Introduction, Practitioner, Masters, NLP, Neuro-Linguistic Programming. The full DVD set is available – visit http://www.jsnlp.co.uk/resources/ for more information.
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by Michael Lee
NLP pacing and leading is a strategy often used to take control of situations. It’s quite revolutionary actually. When used correctly, you’ll be able to diffuse arguments, win over people and generally avoid trouble.
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Continue Reading →Have you ever considered that the way in which you frame your life experiences has been a way in which orchestrated how your experience was? This article is all about how to use the notion of reframing for creating more and more well-being in life and gives practical tools that anyone can use today to enhance your awareness of this phenomena.
Continue Reading →Continuing the interview series, Dr. Anthony Scannella answers the question, "What is your approach to Ericksonian Hypnosis?"
Tony discusses:
His training methods Methods for learning and practicing Ericksonian Hyopnosis Creating a learning set and creativity
For more information on the Ericksonian Hypnosis training click here.
Continue Reading →Take this survey to determine the preferences for the upcoming Ericksonian Hypnosis Training
Continue Reading →Several people who are interested in attending the Healing Your Heart, Embracing Your Spirit Retreat have asked questions about the Mt. Alvernia Retreat Center.
Although we’ve tried to describe the beauty of the environment, words can’t really describe the peace and tranquility a person experiences when when they are at the center.
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