The NLP Practitioner Manual

✍ Scribed by Peter Freeth

• Publisher: Cgw
• Year: 2011
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 468
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

This NLP Practitioner manual is the result of 20 years research and application of NLP by one of its most innovative, practical and results oriented trainers and writers. Peter Freeth has pioneered many recognised developments in NLP's approach and techniques that are now used by countless trainers and professionals, worldwide, including: The flipchart and notepad swishes loved by trainers, coaches and all professionals for powerful results in any environment The easy way to anchor succeed every time by discovering how it really works, contrary to what most trainers think Use complex techniques such as the Six Step Reframe and Fast Phobia Cure easily by understanding how to improvise Featuring both the Society of NLP core syllabus and many other popular NLP concepts and techniques, this book will show you how to adapt and apply NLP in any professional environment. There are even chapters on building your professional practice and absorbing NLP into other skill sets, so you really can integrate NLP into your work for the very best results, both for yourself and for your clients. Most importantly of all, this book will help you to understand the underlying structure of NLP's techniques so that you can adapt and use them in the class room, meeting room, board room or even the dining room, all in plain, everyday language."