by Martin Reed
lead NLP Trainer with Talisman Training Ltd
In his book “Tricks of the Mind”, Derren Brown relates how he used an NLP/Hypnosis technique to divert an aggressive drunk from his intended action of assault and ended up sitting on the kerb talking to the guy. If you have read the book you will know [...]
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5 Tips for Staying Safe on the Street with NLP
Posted in Article on 19 January 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Which Company to Train with?
Posted in Article on 19 January 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How do you choose which training company to do your NLP Training with?
There are hundreds of training organisations offering “certificated” NLP courses, from short 7 day Practitioner to full 120 hours face to face training, all require an investment of time and money, so how do you choose where to spend your money and time, [...]
Binds, Double Binds and Unconscious Double Binds – Part One
Posted in Article on 1 October 2008 | Leave a Comment »
By Alan Jones,
Principal of Empowerment Trainings
Trainer with Talisman Training Ltd & Communicating Excellence
Over a number of articles I intend to examine binds, double binds and unconscious double binds in relation to therapy and hypnosis.
In this article I intend to introduce the various types of binds and offer some of my initial thoughts. Later articles will [...]
It’s Only Words or why the 7% 38% 55% rule should be abolished
Posted in Article on 27 August 2008 | Leave a Comment »
by Alan Jones
An often quoted study by Albert Mehrabian Professor Emeritus of Psychology, UCLA), is his findings on inconsistent messages of feelings and attitudes known as the 7%-38%-55% Rule.
7 Percent of the meaning of a communications is in the words, 38 percent in the tonality and 55 percent in the general body language.
Mehrabian’s [...]
Can you really tell when someone is lying using NLP?
Posted in Article on 18 July 2008 | 1 Comment »
Recently I have seen some daytime television where shows are using Lie detector machines or so called experts who claim they know when someone is lying with 96% accuracy. Jeremy Kyle, Tricia and Judge Judy are some.
Judge Judy claims to know when someone is lying by their “Eye Accessing Cues,” a little more about [...]
Clean Processing Elicitation Questions Syntax
Posted in Article, tagged Clean elicitation, communication, language, nlp on 12 January 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This post assumes some knowledge of NLP, the Meta Model & Dilt’s Logical Levels.
At Empowerment Trainings and Talisman Training there is an emphasis on ‘Clean Processing,’ in their coaching, modelling, therapy and training. Which honours the NLP Principle, “Everyone has all the resources they need.”
Caveat.
“Everyone lives in their own unique Model of the [...]
