In a previous article I mentioned that the modeling done in NLP distinguishes itself from other forms of modeling in significant ways. In this article we’ll explore this distinction more deeply. NLP Modeling is incredibly exciting and rewarding. It leverages the behavioral learning skills that all of us used as small children to develop our [...]
NLP Is NOT Therapy
November 20, 2010 By 4 Comments
When I’m introducing Neurolinguistic Programming to new students, one of the first things that I stress is that NLP is not therapy. Throughout the years, NLP has become primarily associated with therapy due to the fact that Richard Bandler and John Grinder founded the field by modeling outstanding therapists. This close association has created much [...]
Reader Question: How Do You Know If An Association Is Linguistic Or Sensory?
February 11, 2010 By 6 Comments
Javi just sent me an email asking me to comment on that. He read my exchange with Fatih in a previous article (you’ll find it in the comment section) that resulted in Fatih resolving an issue he’d been struggling with for some time, on which he’d spent serious time and cash. During the exchange, I [...]
