- Introduction: - NLP Definitions(01:16:59): - Description: - 00:00 Introduction - Description: - 03:35 The Bell Curve - 05:54 Society focuses on the average - 07:06 NLP focuses on excellence - 07:38 Models of Excellence, Perls, Satir, Erickson - 13:17 NLP Definitions - NLP Applications: - 16:44 education - 18:04 sales - 18:18 therapy - 18:31 coaching - 18:40 sports - Description: - 20:34 Questions for the training - 26:15 Discussion - Exercise de-brief - Description: - 27:52 One way communication between two people - 31:22 Non verbal behaviour - 34:17 Meaning is context dependent - 34:43 NLP Epistemology - first access - 42:57 First Access - First Access: - 43:18 F1 filters - Demonstration F2: - 45:12 Filters - define the linguistic representation - 47:18 Transforms - Description: - 51:06 It's all in the eyes - 56:20 Stepping into some one else's perception - 62:55 Demonstration - Stepping into some one else's perception game - Discussion: - 75:58 Changing perceptual positions - Epistemology(00:57:44): - Description: - 00:00 Language is a filter - 58:00 Internal Representations - 01:37 Mapping in different representational systems - 10:46 The Filtering Process F2 Transforms - The Filtering Process F2 Transforms: - 13:47 deletion - 19:53 distortion - 22:30 generalisation - Description: - 32:26 The Filtering Process Re-representing - The Filtering Process Re-representing: - 33:10 example - Description: - 34:41 The Filtering Process - communication - 37:48 Internal processes - 47:37 Change - Perceptual Positions(00:23:01): - Description: - 00:00 Introduction - Description: - 23:00 Perceptual positions - 01:39 Position One - 02:17 Position Two - 02:45 Position Three - 08:07 Changing filters - Perceptual positions in modelling: - 09:24 stage one - 10:11 stage two - Description: - 11:39 Act as if - 16:28 Perceptual positions and logical levels - 17:27 Higher level change - 18:42 Present state desired state - Outcomes(00:17:46): - Description: - 00:00 NLP Outcomes - Principles of Success: - 02:20 Outcome - 03:11 Model of excellence - 04:27 Personal congruency - 05:27 Action - 05:46 Acuity - 05:52 Flexibility - Description: - 06:23 Well formed Outcomes - Well formed Outcomes: - 06:34 Positive - 08:25 Self initiated - 08:42 Sensory specific - 08:49 Multiple paths - 08:55 First step - 09:09 Increased choice - 11:05 Ecological? - Description: - 12:48 Setting the Outcome - Setting the Outcome: - 13:39 When, where & who - 13:55 Present state - 14:10 Outcome state - 14:21 Future state - 14:39 Requirements - 14:50 Ecology check - 16:53 Exercise - Eliciting the outcome - Presuppositions(00:34:30): - Description: - 00:00 1 - Respect each person's map of world - 05:07 2 - People respond to their map of world - 08:09 3 - The meaning of the communication is the response you elicit - 08:55 4 - Mind and body are a linked system - 09:33 5 - Words are not the items they represent - 11:47 5a - Language carves up the pie - 12:26 6 - Behaviour is geared for adaptation - 13:04 7 - Behaviour and changes evaluated in context - 15:18 8 - People have all the ability they need - 18:05 9 - Person with most flexibility controls the system - 23:20 10 - There is no failure only feedback - 27:48 11 - There are no resistant clients, only inflexible communicators - 29:54 12 - Procedures should increase wholeness and choice - 30:50 Presuppositions summary - Effective Communications: - 2 Parts of Mind(01:34:29): - Description: - 00:00 Conscious & Unconscious Mind - Description: - 04:30 Functions of the conscious/unconscious - 10:39 Conscious & unconscious mind - Conscious & unconscious mind: - 13:26 resources and knots - 14:10 tapping into resources - 15:21 mapping resources - Description: - 16:04 Conscious & unconscious mind outcomes - Conscious & unconscious mind outcomes: - 18:26 unconscious urge - 19:07 response - 21:44 mismatch - Description: - 23:25 Negation processing - 27:37 Conscious/unconscious mind -increasing rapport - Conscious/unconscious mind -increasing rapport: - 28:44 two - 30:27 three - 31:31 four - Description: - 37:37 Physiology - 38:23 Chain of Excellence - 41:19 Brain Gym - 47:40 Trance as a resource state - 54:22 Metaphors - 85:10 Deep downtime - 86:03 Communicating - 86:11 Result - Description: - 88:12 Unconscious communication - 89:04 Unconscious processing - 93:55 Unconscious signals - Sensory Acuity(01:03:25): - Description: - 00:00 Sensory Acuity - Description: - 09:00 Using senses with precision - 08:45 Digital and analogue experience - 09:33 Non verbal sensory cues - Non verbal sensory cues: - 10:59 BMIRS - 11:49 Auditory BMIRS - 12:28 Visual BMIRS - 13:41 Subjectivity - Demonstration: - 18:57 Calibration - Demonstration - Calibration: - 21:48 State 1 - 23:23 State 2 - 30:53 Contrasting states - Demonstration: - 35:50 Hallucination - 39:19 Calibrating States - 42:29 Exercise - Calibrating States - 52:26 Discussion - Eye patterns(00:31:12): - Description: - 00:00 Eye patterns - 12:00 Eye pattern chart - Demonstration: - 01:28 visual remember - 03:36 Visual construct - 04:29 Kinaesthetic - 04:35 Auditory remember - 07:35 Auditory digital - 07:50 Kinaesthetic - 08:39 Auditory construct - Description: - 11:17 An exception - 14:47 Lead system - 15:09 The primary system - 18:56 Applications - 19:52 Spelling strategies - Discussion: - 24:11 Observations - 29:12 Synesthesia - Discussion - Synesthesia: - 29:39 Language - 29:56 Applications - 30:52 Rapport - Representational systems(01:25:49): - Description: - 00:00 Representational Systems - 01:25 Description - 06:36 Lead and Primary - 07:22 Visual System - 12:50 Auditory Tonal system - 16:59 Auditory Digital system - 20:11 Auditory - additional points - 21:40 Eye Accessing strategies - 27:37 Kinaesthetic system - 31:09 Kinaesthetic learning styles - 37:12 Kinaesthetic system - summary - 39:57 Representational System development - Relationships: - 44:51 Visual - 45:39 Kinaesthetic - 47:52 Auditory - Description: - 50:31 Representational system versatility - 62:31 Predicates - 62:51 Phrases - 68:34 Discussion - 76:31 Translation - 83:15 Example - Rapport(01:25:49): - Description: - 00:00 Rapport - 01:47 Definition - 04:02 Description - Demonstration: - 09:02 Mirroring - 10:44 Leading - 11:30 Matching - Description: - 12:25 Leading - two - 12:53 Matching and Mirroring - 13:33 Responsiveness - 19:39 Physiological Rapport - 20:48 Cross over matching - 22:37 Peripheral Vision - 23:51 Exercise - Description: - 27:33 The Practitioner State - 38:19 Sympathetic Arousal System - 43:04 Discussion - 49:41 Discussion - Leading - 59:29 Auditory Rapport - Description: - 59:44 Auditory Rapport - 61:32 Matching tonal - 64:18 Demonstration - Discussion: - 72:59 Auditory Rapport - 82:58 Auditory Anchors - Sub Modalities: - Map Across(01:14:30): - Description: - 00:00 Submodalities - Description: - 13:00 Submodalities - 26:48 Demonstration - Description: - 45:44 Visual Submodalites - 46:30 Auditory Submodalities - 46:43 Kinaesthetic Submodalities - 49:08 Contrastive Analysis - 55:28 Exercise - Discussion: - 60:30 Drivers - 62:34 Location - 65:40 Frame - 67:46 Change - 71:59 Other states - Belief Change(00:24:12): - Description: - 00:00 Belief Change - 01:45 Structure - 12:52 Exercise - 19:23 Discussion - Swish patterns(00:47:16): - Description: - 00:00 Swish Pattern - 20:00 Description - Demonstration: - 05:47 Tidiness - 19:57 Nail biting - 29:05 Exercise - 38:31 Discussion - 42:18 Puzzle - Anchoring: - Setting Anchors(00:25:54): - Description: - 00:00 Anchoring - Description: - 42:00 Pavlov - 03:28 Using Tone - 05:02 Natural Anchors - 09:02 Metaphors - 22:06 The Peak - 23:39 PURIT - Collapsing Anchors(00:49:44): - Description: - 00:00 Collapsing Anchors - Puzzle: - 18:00 one - 01:21 two - Example: - 04:21 stuttering - 08:59 Demonstration - 35:19 Exercise - 43:08 Discussion - Chaining Anchors(00:49:44): - Description: - 00:00 Chaining Anchors - 01:10 (using procrastination) - 08:10 Exercise - 08:36 undesirable present state - 08:47 positive resource/end-state - 08:55 intermediate states - 12:57 design the chain - 13:00 elicit and anc...
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