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What is NLP?

NLP stands for Neuro Linguistic Programming. NLP explores the relationship between how we think (neuro), how we communicate both verbally and non-verbally (linguistic) and our patterns of behaviour and emotion (programmes).
 

Why are people using NLP?
The study and application of NLP can help people to:

  • change in a congruent way

  • get more of the results they want in their lives

  • suspend judgement, seek first to understand and then be understood

  • respect others and to see life from other points of view

  • examine the effectiveness of what they are doing and to understand the value for everyone involved

  • see more, hear more and feel more!

Applications of NLP
NLP has been used in many facets of life. It has been used in coaching, therapy, training, teaching, sport, caring professions, law and even parenting. As we are all professional communicators NLP can be used in almost all walks of life.

 

"NLP is short for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. The name sounds high tech, yet it is purely descriptive. Neuro refers to neurology, our nervous system - the mental pathways our five senses take which allow us to see, hear, feel, taste and smell. Linguistic refers to our language ability; how we put together words and phrases to express ourselves, as well as how our "silent language" of movement and gestures reveals our states, thinking styles and more. Programming, taken from computer science, refers to the idea that our thoughts, feelings and actions are like computer software programs. When we change those programs, just as when we change or upgrade software, we immediately get positive changes in our performance. We get immediate improvements in how we think, feel, act and live." Charles Faulkner

 

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