The Encyclopaedia of NLP – a Robert Dilts’ resource Robert Dilts’ & Judith Delozier created this amazing resources in 2000. It’s sorted alphabetically and you can print up to 10 pages per day. NLP Wiki Here is another great encyclopaedia resource of NLP stuff. If you have something to share – NLP wise – please (more…)
One great way to find out more about NLP is to come to our practice group, which meets monthly to practice NLP skills. You do not need to have any training in NLP to practice or participate. The sessions are run with a overview and mini-training of what the process or technique is and how (more…)
NLP or Neuro Linguistic Programming is best understood by dissecting its confusing name: Neuro Referring to the brain and the nervous system. In NLP, a lot of the techniques you learn are based on the natural functioning of the brain, how it codes information, how it connects, how it uses plasticity, and how it interacts (more…)
There are 4 levels of NLP Certification. Each certifying company has their own course hours and how they determine what constitutes course hours. For example, one company may take the 130-hour requirement literally and teach a 15-18 day practitioner course (depending on the time allowed for breaks and lunch). Another company may include pre-reading time, (more…)
Are you looking for an NLP Certification Course in Singapore? Here are 7 important questions to ask yourself before you choose a NLP Course provider: What length of NLP course is best for you? For some people, a short 7-8 day course is sufficient to grasp all of the material for the NLP Practitioner or (more…)
No, the NLP Association does not provide NLP Practitioner or Master Practitioner Certification Courses. What we do provide is interactive workshops for those interested in NLP even if you haven’t taken an NLP Course. Learn simple to use and effective techniques on how to transform your life. These monthly events are held in the evenings (more…)
Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) was founded by Richard Bandler and John Grinder in California in the 1970′s. There were actually 15 people that began NLP at the University of California Santa Cruz though Bandler and Grinder are the ones that are credited with its start. NLP began with this group of people modeling some (more…)
