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NLP
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a development of applied psychology. It was founded and pioneered in the 1970’s by Richard Bandler and John Grinder. NLP has since become the fastest growing technique and intervention used in achieving personal and professional goals. The NLP process allows you to explore the way you think, the language you use and how your body reacts and influences your behaviour. The conscious and unconscious patterns of speech, movement and senses are where positive beneficial changes are created. NLP can help you to:
Through the use of NLP skills you will gain powerful self awareness and make positive changes that can be achieved and maintained in any aspect of your life. Here are some of the things NLP can achieve results you desire:
With the successful implementation of NLP to the business and the sports world, NLP is getting the recognition it deserves for achieving affective results by the medical professionals and therapists for many medical and psychological conditions. The NLP health tools enable an individual to overcome many physical and emotional health problems such as:
As for adults, the powerful NLP sequences, methods and techniques of NLP can also be successfully used with children in enabling them to benefit from:
NLP is fast, affective and result driven. It is best used for one specific issue at a time, but often there are conscious and unconscious associations to other areas of your life that impacts a particular issue you are working on and, therefore you may need more sessions. To overcome or change a particular issue using NLP, Vanessa recommends you plan to have at least six sessions for best results. However, you may not need all six sessions, or you may need more as it very much depends on the individual’s response to the new change. The good news with NLP is that you can experience and know the new changes taking place during and after each session which best guides you to the number of session you need. Vanessa adapts the NLP sequences and techniques as well as add Timeline and Hypnotherapy as necessary to work effectively with her clients, as no two people experiencing for example, smoking or self esteem, or trauma have the same patterns. The patterns are unique to the individual as is their experience, memory and brain sequences projected in the present situation. NLP is tailored to respond to the client’s uniqueness as no two people may respond to the same intervention. The powerful combination of NLP with hypnotherapy maximises the full potential for success in the area you want to improve or transform your life. The NLP part of the process is client led and the hypnosis is adapted in a way in which the mind perceives the world to allow you to manage the cognitive conflicts. Using both NLP and hypnotherapy in conjunction is a very calming and relaxed way of achieving positive change. You are always in control and you will have a heightened awareness of everything that is going on during the process. If you are considering a way of changing or improving your life using NLP, trust that Vanessa aims to help. A key factor in supporting you is to arrange an initial consultation with her. The consultation is vital to the process of NLP as this enables Vanessa to individualise the NLP to the particular problem you have and the required sequences and structure of NLP to support your unique patterns. In treating her clients Vanessa works with the whole self and not just the presenting symptoms for lasting change. Applying NLP to your life, you can only gain much benefit from its uses and a tool once learnt can be used again whenever you need it. NLP is becoming a way of life for people wanting to benefit from its vast potential and achieve personal and professional success in all areas of their life. NLP is an investment for yourself that is rewarding and if you are looking
to change Vanessa very much looks forward to making a positive difference
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