July 2008

IntegrityNLP are running our NLP Master Practitioner Training course beginning in September 2008.

If you are already a NLP Master Practitioner and can see the clear advantages of doing it again, with another company, we have a limited number of half price places available for people like you.

Do you know you can get up to 45% funding towards your course costs paid for by Business Link? Contact me for further details.

Our NLP Master Practitioner here in Newcastle upon Tyne will include the following modules.

• Practical Application in the real world
• New code NLP
• Systems Thinking and Application
• Metaphor and Clean Therapy
• Time Structuring
• Congruent Communication
• Modelling Application - A modelling project and a personal project
• Linguistic Excellence with Integrity

In addition to all of this you will also get the following

• Complementary access to our structured NLP practice groups for the duration of your ten month training - worth £100.00
• Complementary Coaching for your personal project worth over £150
• Real and powerful NLP process to positively enhance your life

For more information and to secure your half price place click here

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Choosing to attend an NLP Training is a serious business.

We have deliberately chosen to prices our top quality NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner courses so most people can afford the.

Do you know that you can get up to 45% funding towards the the cost of your NLP training with IntegrityNLP from Business Link.

Contact us for more details.

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The purpose of this topic is to be an ongoing series of posts that attempts to demystify some of the esoteric and obscure terminology in NLP. It may also serve as a way for NLP’ ers to talk to other humans about the intrinsic concepts of NLP so other non- NLP’ ers may understand more easily.

Calibration

A few days ago I went into my local shop ( I live in a village ) and as I was buying a bottle of wine I noticed the shopkeeper wrinkled their nose and stared for a moment too long. Interesting, I thought as I walked out. It was one of those unusually warm and sunny days that the weather report had once again got wrong.

Later that same evening I returned to purchase another bottle and the shop keeper said “Have you been eating garlic?” You see, I am currently experimenting with a herbal intestinal cleansing diet of which a large proportion is eating fresh and raw food stuffs. I am normally quite a comparatively high consumer of garlic and because of my current diet am eating raw garlic ( grated of course ). “Yes indeed” I replied.

It seems my local shop keeper had identified a rather powerful tang of garlic about my person on my first visit. ( the twitching nose and facial expressions ) and on my second visit took the opportunity to check their initial insights and observations.

In a nut-shell this is calibration. The detection of some ‘thing’ in this case me reeking of garlic ( I dont smell this on myself as I am so used to it ).

So one explanation of calibration is the detection of some repetitive pattern in some context. Here the pattern is ‘me stinking of garlic’ ( YUM ) and the repetitive context is me buying from our local shop.

This is a simple definition, as it should be. What is noticed repetitively and is then verified is the result of calibration; noticing repetitive patterns of behaviour/actions etc

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UPDATE: The date for this NLP Cafe is Tuesday 15th July

Sometimes we find ourselves in situations that trigger unresourceful states in us. A letter from the bank, being called into the bosses office, having to do the paper work, etc, etc.

Wouldn’t it be nice if that not so useful state automatically triggered a more resourceful state in that situation? Not surprisingly NLP has a number of state based processes to help that happen.

In the next NLP Cafe on Wednesday July 16th Tuesday 15th July we will use a simple technique called the Anchor Dance for automatically taking you from an unresourceful to a resourceful state quickly and easily.

Join Andy Hunt and Nigel Hetherington at St Oswald’s Hospice Teaching Centre between 7pm and 9pm on July 15th to find out how to do the Anchor Dance (courtesy of Vikas Dikshit an inventive NLPer from Pune, India).

The evening costs just £10 for which you will receive a Cafe Credit which will give you a £10 discount on any course run by Andy Hunt or Nigel Hetherington.

PS: This is a great way of finding out what we are like as trainers and the kind of thing you might expect to get from one of our IntegrityNLP Practitioner trainings.

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