What’s in our NLP Practitioner training?

There is a lot of stuff to learn in an NLP Practitioner training. It’s not like learning to bake a cake there are lots of interacting themes and systems in operation, principles and ideas that need to be acquired and integrated.

So what sort of things do you learn in an IntegrityNLP NLP Practitioner training? And how do we help you learn them?

What do you learn?

• The basic beliefs and assumptions that underpin successful use of NLP
• The ability to define and realise ecological, desirable and attainable goals and objectives.
• How to monitor and influence your emotional responses to situations.
• The ability to establish and maintain connection to other people in order to achieve your outcomes.
• How to notice the subtle changes in another persons behaviour and appearance that indicate internal changes are taking place.
• The ability to notice patterns in behaviour so that changes can be detected and interpreted.
• How to appreciate the neurological mechanisms behind the five sense which indicate preferred methods of gathering and processing information and how to detect it what people say and do.
• To take different perspectives on a situation to gain a deeper understanding of what is going on within and between people.
• Understand and detect the patterns in language that enable you to notice the deeper structure of experience in what is been said to you and in what you say to yourself.
• How to use language in an artfully vague way to induce relaxed states for transformation.
• To use language to elicit and deploy really high quality and crystal clear specific information.
• The conscious use of stimulus response patterns to simply and easily change behaviours.
• How to detect and adjust the qualities of how people think and feel to change experience.
• The internal sequences of representations and behaviour that are habitually used to achieve an outcome.
• How to set boundaries on contexts to transmit, make and alter meaning.
• How to influence others ecologically, respectfully and with integrity.
• To apply NLP processes to yourself as well as to others.

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