Monthly Archives: November 2009

In the book by Frank Herbert a friend of Gregory Bateson one of the fore fathers of NLP wrote in the chapter and I quote” You, the first person to encounter my chronicles for at least four thousand years, beware. … Continue reading →

If a client walks in, we can either elicit the how to, how they are actually doing the process to have what they are having. This goes for illness, sickness, physical, mental or whatever that is where the strength of … Continue reading →

Back in 2003, I did learn the pattern of a swish by Joseph Riggio. The way it was done was to use all 3 sensory channels meaning visual, kino and auditory channels. AS this also was used with behavioural response … Continue reading →

The first time I met the above sentence I asked about it, in “how to do it”. Naturally a string of stories, metaphors etc..followed as the structural form wasn’t explicit to tell. We tell stories or analogies to make people … Continue reading →

Ever seen a dog chase their own tail? Its kinda funny until you understand the dog never gets the tail. Paradoxes are part of a group called double-binds. If you want to achieve a particular result for example, and what … Continue reading →

NLP was formed that everything we do, is a process, its never about the content, as the content is trivial to the change invoked. I never figured out why, until one day, back in the day, Bandler and Grinder went … Continue reading →