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Neurolinguistic Programming, NLP for short, is a motivational and communication model, which was developed in the seventies. It was developed through the analysis of very successful psychotherapists and is used today in various areas of life such as therapy, sales, leadership, partnership and in dealing with children.
The NLP brings together conversation-, behaviour-, hypno- and body-oriented approaches. In the process, our thinking, feeling and behaviour (neuro) are systematically changed (programmed) by means of language (linguistics).
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You would like to improve your communication to be more successful in dealing with people? You want to be more creative and especially develop your full potential? Then use NLP to make your life and personality more successful and happier!
Participants learn useful techniques in their NLP trainings which are intended to help them in their areas of life.
➤ If something goes wrong again, it doesn't necessarily have to be bad. The question is: "How do I make the best of it? Why could the situation even be good for me?" ➤ Positive intentions can also hide behind negative behaviour. Stubborn and defensive behaviour might even be helpful, depending on the context. The question is: "Where could my behaviour be useful?" On the whole, NLP promotes self-reflection.
NLP graduates often report that NLP has changed their perception and they had a much more positive way of thinking after the training. Sometimes a single thought is enough to bring about change. Of course NLP can also be used in therapeutic areas. For years the method has successfully found its way into psychotherapeutic practices, counselling centres and psychosocial institutions. Alternative practitioners and psychotherapists use NLP to change the behaviour of their clients in a sustainable way. Professional NLP trainers use NLP techniques in goal-oriented Coachings and thus promote the strengths of the coachees. The areas of application of NLP are immense and there are no limits to the use of NLP.
Richard Bandler, John Grinder and Frank Pucelik met in the seventies. At that time John Grinder was assistant professor of linguistics at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Richard Bandler was a mathematician, gestalt therapist and computer specialist. Together with Frank Pucelik, they wanted to learn continuously and develop themselves further.
They found out how experts achieved very special achievements in their fields. For example, John Grinder, Richard Bandler and Frank Pucelik began to take successful people to model and recognise the patterns they used to achieve their goals. For example, they explored why some well-known psychotherapists were so successful in treating their clients and others were not. They realised that their work had to be based on a common pattern of behaviour.
Bandler, Grinder and Pucelik developed a model that is applicable to everyone and promotes communication, learning and personal change. They called it "Neurolinguistic Programming". Bandler, Grinder and Pucelik passed on their knowledge to students in workshops and courses. They became particularly famous for modelling hypnotherapist Dr Milton Erickson, family therapist Virgina Satir and Gestalt therapist Fritz Perls.
Learn more about the history of NLP.
"If anybody can do something, so can you!" Richard Bandler
"NLP is a usermanual for your brain!" Richard Bandler
"Whatever another person says can't make us who we are, as long as we ourselves do not allow it." Virginia Satir
"The only thing standing between you and your success is the story you keep telling yourself!" Anthony Robbins
Attention! NLP is dangerous if the user has not completed a professional training that explains what problems can occur with certain types of treatment. If not properly carried out, trance induction, confrontation therapy and trauma treatment can cause long-term psychological damage to the client.
Many interventions must not be carried out at all, if there is no authorization as an alternative practitioner or psychotherapist. Professional NLP trainers know exactly how far their competences reach and where their limits lie in their application.
On the other hand, NLP can lead to excessive self-esteem and feelings of omnipotence. Consequently, users may believe that they are invulnerable to the knowledge. Completely free from the burden of the ability to be self-critical and through self-affirmation, users can lose their footing.
Why NLP is criticised is often due to the bias, ignorance, hasty associations and negative individual experiences of the respective person. Although the roots of the method are anchored in science and there are many studies that speak for its effectiveness, there are still critics who claim that NLP is not scientifically sound enough.
Others believe that NLP can be used to read minds and manipulate people. NLP is a danger An insight into the techniques opens up many new possibilities, which can lead, among other things, to directing a person's behaviour in a preferred direction. Knowledge about oneself and others, and a deeper knowledge of human nature, can be described as manipulation.
You should also be sceptical about the promises of vociferous marketers. "NLP leads in no time to luck, wealth and success" is a popular phrase that should not be believed too much. In reality it is not quite that simple after all.
The subconscious mind plays an important role in decisions and actions. Richard Bandler and John Grinder already proceeded from this assumption in the seventies. In their work they take into account that the unconscious has to be included in profound change work. Only when the brain is taken into account can change work prove to be truly sustainable and effective.
A new behaviour must be programmed and practised. Neuronal networks that are frequently used form a "brain highway", whereas networks that are rarely used "overgrow" like a jungle. If the behaviour is not programmed correctly, the brain may choose the old path again and drive on the brain highway.
What does this have to do with NLP? In NLP new behaviour is made accessible to the brain. Via a so-called Future Pace, alternative actions are already programmed into the path network of the brain for the future. Also the objective of NLP, to no longer have to deal with a problem, but to focus on the solution, opens up the willingness to change. With the help of various tools, users can change behaviour and emotions in a targeted and, above all, sustainable manner.
The map is not the area. We all have different conceptions of the world, but none of these represents the world completely and accurately. People do not react to reality themselves, but on their own representation of reality.
There are no errors - only feedback. Every reaction and every event can be used as feedback and as an opportunity for learning.
There are no right or wrong models in the world. However, some models are more useful than others for performing certain tasks. If you want to go on a hike with a car atlas who is not using such a useful model at the moment. The hike would be easy with a hiking map. Nevertheless the Autoatlas not wrong.
Every human being has all resources within him/her. In NLP we assume that people are full of resources. But sometimes they do not have access to them. Then an experienced programmer helps to restore access. With appropriate resources, people can solve problems solve problems and accomplish amazing things.
People make the best subjective choice within their model of the world. If people have different and more appropriate ways of meeting their needs, would they do not do much of what sometimes seems to happen out of pure malice.
Behind every problematic behaviour/symptom there is a good intention. All behaviour is intended to have a positive function in the life of the person concerned, independently of possible negative side effects.
For every behaviour there is a context in which it can be useful or useful. Learned is learnt, which means that the behaviour will eventually lead to the desired goal. The aim is also to develop more choices in addition to this behaviour.
resistance on the client's side means lack of flexibility of the consultant. Resistance does not result from malice of the opponent, but is an indication of missing repeat. The consultant can therefore do something himself to ensure that the connection to the client is correct.
If something does not work, do something else. All too often we expect that we just have to try it long enough. But when you run into the wall, then it can take quite a long time to get through them. So it would be good to try a different approach and for example to look for a door.
Here you can find more about Presuppositions of NLP.
NLP offers effective methods in the most diverse areas of application. They serve to improve communication and the respective areas of life. All techniques are basically effective, you just have to know how to implement them. Apply the techniques in your everyday life and improve your perception.
As the saying goes: Practice makes perfect. No master has ever fallen from the sky. Imagine you come home from an exhausting NLP training weekend and put your documents in your desk drawer. Three weeks pass by and by chance you find your documents again. You notice that you can only remember a few exercises. What are you doing now?
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You can choose from a wide range of training offers as NLP-beginners to put together your desired programme. Maybe you want to focus on NLP and become a master in this field. Maybe you want to work as a coach and give courses yourself.
Which offers come into question? Ask yourself the following questions:
Have you already discovered our free online courses? Take part in the online courses from the comfort of your own home. Get an overview of the current NLP online course offer. Expand your knowledge and learn more about the subject. The online courses are continuously updated and extended.
You don't have time to attend courses and trainings right now, but would you still like to continue your education? Do you prefer to learn from home or do you travel a lot for your job? No problem. NLP enthusiasts can choose from a range of NLP online courses and trainings at Landsiedel NLP Training.
The NLP Practitioner Training is the first training to convey the basic theoretical knowledge and practical skills on techniques and methods. Duration: minimum 18 days and 130 hours
The training as an NLP Coach according to the standards of the ICI (International Association of Coaching Institutes) will give you the necessary skills and knowledge to be a successful coach. The coaching training is about applying the learned methods of the NLP-Practitioner in concrete coaching contexts. Duration: minimum 18 days and 130 hours
After the NLP Practitioner training the NLP Master Practitioner training is completed. The learned formats are practised in different situations and contexts. In addition some new elements are added. Duration: minimum 18 days and 145 hours
All necessary skills and knowledge needed to conduct NLP trainings are taught in the NLP Trainer Training. Furthermore, the training is interesting for participants who would like to design their seminars, lectures and workshops professionally with the help of NLP. NLP should be applied at the highest level and their pedagogical and communicative skills should be expanded. Duration: minimum 18 days and 130 hours
Upon successful completion of the NLP training, participants receive three certificates:
INLPTA: The International NLP Trainers Association is an international, worldwide operating NLP trainers association, which is concerned with quality, professionalism, ethics and business applications in NLP. It is represented and connected with each other by its own coordinators in China, Japan, USA, Australia, New Zealand and in most European countries.
DVNLP: The German Association for Neuro-Linguistic Programming (DVNLP) is the largest independent expert forum for people who use NLP in a professional and private context. The vision of the association is to support its members in realising their own visions and to use their skills in the best possible way.
NLP is used wherever communication and the exploitation of one's own potential are important:
Every communication begins with ourselves. Good reporting, exact goals, excellent behaviour are three of the most important things in "inner management". Of course, the optimisation of one's own behaviour also increases the quality of leadership in professional and personal relationships. In the business world, successful communication, a relationship based on trust and goal leadership are the be-all and end-all for a successful working day. To this end it helps colleagues, superiors and customers to accept and understand their own world view. Cultural barriers in multinational companies can also be improved with NLP.
NLP in business means:
Presentation skills and rhetorical training are also a basic component of any modern corporate culture today. Many managers and consultants in companies have been inspired by the creative and innovative aspects of NLP. They use the NLP knowledge base in corporate development, for team building, for the design of future strategies as well as within the framework of comprehensive quality management. NLP skills are also increasingly used in negotiation training.
In recent years, NLP research has concentrated on this,
Relevant health topics which are dealt with by NLP: Weight loss, anxiety, sleep disorders, depression, panic attacks, addiction, tinnitus, lovesickness, anxiety disorder, smoking cessation. Of importance is the question of how repetitive patterns and illnesses can be changed so that illness does not reappear in the first place. For those who want to work alternatively, Yoga offers an excellent, useful and very physical complement to NLP. The physical and mental techniques of Yoga can have a positive influence on your life. You develop peace and quiet in hectic everyday life and improve your health. Learn more about yoga and meditation.
When in the 19th and 20th century psychology was almost exclusively concerned with the topics of depression and mental illness, the American psychologist Martin Seligman began to reverse the view and consciously use positive feelings to bring about change. He found that optimism can be learned and he wanted to promote the strengths of others. Positive Psychology found that you can increase your well-being and happiness by using your character strengths. If a person pursues an activity that makes sense to him and uses his strengths to do so, he lives a much healthier life. Happy people live longer and are less prone to mental illness.
Martin Seligman distinguished six virtues, to which 24 character strengths are assigned:
Historically, NLP has its origins in various short-term therapeutic, solution-oriented, hypno-systemic and constructivist approaches to psychotherapy. In recent years, NLP psychotherapy has been invented - an independent psychotherapy approach, which, however, struggles for professional recognition. In some practices psychotherapists offer solution-oriented short-term therapies and use NLP in a targeted way. Apart from that, there is an overlap in the treatment methods of classical psychotherapy and neuro-linguistic programming. Probably best known is the treatment of phobias with NLP. It can help people to overcome a phobia within a very short time.
NLP offers tools...
The earlier children learn to communicate, the better. Of course, it also depends on what social environment they are in and what they learn from others. NLP basically promotes communication between parents and child. Adults discover how they can communicate with their children in a positive, understanding way. By expressing themselves clearly, parents enable their child to understand them and react appropriately. The choice of words is especially important in communication. Constant denials can have a negative effect on the child's behaviour. "Don't spill" may lead to even more spilling, because in order to follow this command, the child must first think about the action. If you want to understand children, you should put yourself in the child's world. This is the only way to ensure that the message gets through and is understood.
NLP can also be helpful in the school system. There, certain learning strategies are helpful to assert oneself and to withstand the pressure to perform. Tools for effective learning should contribute to the development of self-confidence. Learning may be fun and is even healthy!
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