NLP

Neuro Linguistic Programming

Dr John Grinder and Dr Richard Bandler developed Neuro-linguistic programming in the 1970’s.

Elliott trained under Dr Richard Bandler to reach the very highest level of 'NLP trainer'.

NLP considers that life derives from the internal models in our heads. Put simply, the world we perceive is not the real world, but our own unique model that we live in as though it were real.

It studies the structure of subjective experience – how each individual filters, modifies, and organizes the sensory input from the external world. As people develop a practical understanding of how their inner model works, they can learn to change unhelpful habits, thoughts, feelings, and beliefs for more useful ones.

At the heart of NLP is understanding how people do things well, a discipline known as modelling the structure of human excellence. NLP seeks to identify and define the processes and mind patterns of top performers to discover the difference between competence and excellence. NLP can be broken down into three parts.

‘Neuro’ refers to the neurological processes of seeing, hearing, smelling, and tasting, which form the basic building blocks of experience. ‘Linguistic’ refers to the way we all use language in order to represent and organise our experience and communicate with others. ‘Programming’ refers to the strategies and techniques we use to organize these inner results.

Hypnotic methods have been incorporated into NLP to take changes to a higher level

 

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