Category Archives: Additional NLP Techniques and Processes
Levels of Intervention
Explore the NLP logical levels and how they can help us decide what approach to take when working with clients. Work on the wrong level and you could get disappointing results. Use these concepts to focus your work and make your interventions more effective.
Mapping Across
When you try to change who you are or what you do and your unconscious mind has a different idea, it can be tough. Is there a simple way to get the unconscious mind in alignment with your goals? Can we really get all of our resources pointed in the same direction with a simple technique? I believe the answer is yes. Learn more in Mapping Across
Separating Behavior From Intention
Reduce resistance and help client maintain rapport with themselves by separating behavior from intention. This helps the NLP practitioner or hypnotherapist gain rapport with all aspects of the client.
Believe it or not, there are some hypnotherapy instructors out there advocating a style of suggestion that runs counter to internal motivations the client has. That may result in an internal war where the strongest suggestion wins. Avoid this goofy approach with a simple technique from NLP and Ericksonian hypnosis.
Uptime Trance
When you think about hypnosis, you might think of someone who’s immobile and lost in their own thoughts. Most of already know that hypnosis is a great learning state but sitting motionless may not be appropriate for all learning environments. Discover an easy technique for achieving an animated super-learning state in which you can walk, talk and not look “trancy!”
It’s A Trap!
What NLP or hypnosis techniques should you use for smoking cessation or other clients? That question is a trap! Find out why and how you can use a simple process to help get you on track with all your clients.
Healing With NLP & Hypnosis
Most people just plain don’t believe it. But I’ve seen it over and over again–people free from pain, with more range of motion, with dramatically reduces levels of fear and anxiety after an NLP/hypnosis session. And often the results are permanent!
Here’s an introductory tutorial on how to work with people who have experienced an accident, injury, traumatic event or are suffering from a disease or condition.
The Traumatic Injury Relief Pattern
The Traumatic Injury Relief Pattern is probably one of the most under-rated patterns in NLP. It’s useful for anyone who’s been in an accident or been injured (there’s millions out there).
That means there are a tremendous number of people who can benefit.
It’s a brilliant melding of traditional NLP and a healing technique modeled from a Peruvian shaman who had near miraculous healing powers.
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