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Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP)
Neuro Linguistic Programming, NLP, is a fairly recent development, originating at the University of Santa Cruz in the mid-seventies. Unlike other change systems which concentrates on recovering a lost standard, NLP aims to move beyond that remedial change model to ‘generative’ change, which sets and achieves new, higher and more empowering standards for the individual or group. The co-founders of Neuro Linguistic Programming, Richard Bandler and John Grinder, studied excellence, by closely observing some individuals who do what they do excellently and modelling their behaviours beliefs and attitudes. The common factors were extracted and developed into a model of human excellence. The model identified some useful ideas (called presuppositions) which include:
NLP examines how we use our brain (Neuro) and language (Linguistics) in coding and storing (Programming) our experiences, thus adding to our knowledge of how to use our brains more effectively. This offers a powerful, creative and generative way of promoting change and growth in how we communicate with others and ourselves. Some standard generative change patterns have been identified but more continue to develop apace in response to new challenges in therapy, education and business. Something that often surprises people about NLP is the speed with which many problems can be resolved. My experience as a therapist and trainer has taught me that solving one’s problems is all about learning at the unconscious level, which is where it counts and learning can happen very quickly. NLP Applications
How can any or some of these applications be of benefit to you, your family or organization?
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