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NLP is in it's 3rd generation since commencement back in the early 1970's.  The field of NLP was created by two people, John Grinder and Richard Bandler, both with wanton curiosity and a desire to explore several individuals who were producing excellent results in their chosen field. The method used in the initial creation of the work that Dr. John Grinder and Richard Bandler produced became the core concept of NLP called Modeling.

NLP is 3 words…neuro…linguistic….programming

Neuro:  We all have a unique mental map formed as a result of our bodies processing the millions of bits of data our senses take in from the world that surrounds us. These neurological bits of data are then transformed in our mind by an internal filtering system into sensations (feelings), sounds, images and shapes, smells and tastes. In NLP, this first mental map is called 'First Access'.

Linguistic:  Our mind then transforms the experience into 'representations' combined with past memories, experiences, beliefs and values to create a second mental map resulting in our conscious awareness. And from this we use our native language to express ourselves and describe our experiences. This second map of our natural language is sometimes referred to as 'Linguistic Representation'.

Programming:  A combination of the neuro and linguistic maps that create what we experience - and the actions, communication and behaviors we display in real life.


NLP Application

Neuro Linguistic Programming tools can be learned quite easily.  Holistic Directions offers a variety of classes and seminars within a framework of experiential learning.  When you make a decision to attend one of our courses, you will be learning inductively and you will be guided each step of the way by experts in the field of NLP.

In the classroom you will have many opportunities and multiple experiences·to apply a variety of new skills in the field of NLP.  When you enter back into the real world you will continue to practice your new skills with yourself and others.  With ongoing practice, you will notice changes and how you react to certain situations will·enhance your quality of life and can have a positive effect on the lives of loved ones, family, friends and co-workers.  You can also use NLP tools and techniques to enhance your existing professional practice. Or- perhaps you want to start a new career as an agent of change? NLP can provide you with a broad range of change formats for you to share and teach others.

Using powerful processes and techniques, course attendees can and will experience improvements in how they communicate both verbally and non-verbally. You can overcome challenges holding you back and let go of past memories that may be stopping you from growing and developing.

You might be looking to become a certified NLP Practitioner.  If this is the case, you can employ your skills as an 'agent of change' in the field of NLP to become more successful working with individuals, groups, corporations, and even global organizations and governments. On a personal level, NLP has a solid track record for initiating quick and efficient change in individuals and groups.

NLP change patterns can be employed across a wide and diverse area ranging from education, leadership, team building, marketing, sales, personal development and coaching. Wherever there is human interaction and growth potential, NLP can be used to develop and enhance performance.

For more information or questions regarding NLP Practitioner Certification training contact us.