How Milton Erickson used metaphors in therapy, and how we can use them in NLP for understanding, framing, and building rapport
Tag: Milton Model
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 14: How To Get Really Good At The Milton Model
So here we are at the end of our examination of the Milton Model. I have a couple of suggestions […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 13: Selectional Restriction Violations
Here’s a language pattern that delights in foxing most students of NLP, because usually, in my experience of being a […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 12: Tag Questions
How to use the Milton Model language pattern known as ‘tag questions’ – and what can go wrong
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 11: Negation
How to use the NLP language pattern of ‘negation’ for influencing, sales, and just general communication
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 10: Switching Referential Index
Because the Milton Model patterns were originally named from the perspective of academic linguistics (John Grinder was a linguistics professor), […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 9: Extended Quotes
I learned about the ‘Extended Quotes’ language pattern from my first teacher of NLP, who told me about the impact […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 8: Embedded Suggestions
‘Embedded Suggestions’ are one of the most important Milton Model patterns for influence and getting people to do what you […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 7: Indirect Suggestions – Ambiguity
In the previous article (Pacing) we considered ways that you can use statements about a person’s current experience to assist […]
Understanding And Using The Milton Model 6: Pacing
There is more to the Milton Model than just ‘the Meta Model stood on its head’. Bandler and Grinder also […]
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