Hi readers, this is another of my blog posts about NLP Practitioner, enjoy it…

As an NLP practitioner who runs an NLP practice around the World, I’m a single of the very first to sing the praises of NLP being a therapy tool, as I think it may be a truly effective instrument for alter work, when utilized within the hands of a good NLP practitioner. However, as an occupational therapist, and having worked in mainstream NHS mental-healthcare, I also believe that NLP at times sends out a misleading vibe, which can’t be said of some of the more traditional therapies. By this I mean that NLP can give the impression of becoming this magical therapy that will cure people in minutes, when years of psychotherapy, counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy etc. has had little or no impact. The result of this misconception about NLP, is always that customers can turn up for a consultation at NLP Herts, expecting the therapist to wave her magic wand, with small or no effort on their component. Like all therapies, NLP relies heavily on the client’s commitment and motivation to wish to alter. A good therapist or NLP practitioner will want evidence of this commitment, in terms from the client becoming willing to engage fully in the procedure, especially spending initial treatment sessions learning the fundamental principles of NLP like the major frames, the communication model and presuppositions.

It’s essential for the client to ‘buy into’ these principles like the frame ‘being at cause’ and to completely understand the impact of the way they filter existence experiences on their state and behaviour, before any from the ‘magic’ can begin. Unlike other therapies, NLP does have particular techniques like the Fast Phobia Cure, Swish, Alter Personal History and Parts Integration which are rather glamorous. In my opinion, these techniques do work really well, only always when they’re supplemented by the a lot more mundane psycho-educational work. I recently had a extremely agitated client turn up for any therapy consultation expecting that I could ‘do something’ instantly to assist him feel much better. This customer had encounter of other a lot more conventional therapies and my hunch is that he would not of expected the same of his psychotherapist! NLP is not about a therapist doing a approach on a client that will solve all their difficulties in an immediate. It is a highly efficient treatment that may lead to new choices in thinking and behaviour when the client functions alongside the therapist. Like other therapies such as CBT, NLP methods and any new positive behavioural and emotional habits need practice and difficult perform by the customer. So, if your looking for a quick fix, NLP isn’t it! And any NLP practitioner that tells you otherwise is most likely after your money. Do not let this put you off seeking NLP. It’s really efficient and if you would like alter inside your existence and are prepared to work towards it with the therapists support, you’ll have alter. .

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