podcast

Practical NLP Podcast visual submodalities
NLP applications, Practical NLP Podcast, Submodalities

Practical NLP Podcast 19: How to Enhance a Pleasant Memory With Visual Submodalities

In this week’s episode of the Practical NLP podcast, we start looking at changework interventions, beginning with visual submodalities

Practical NLP Podcast 19: How to Enhance a Pleasant Memory With Visual Submodalities Read Post »

NLP eye accessing cues
NLP applications, Practical NLP Podcast

Practical NLP Podcast 18: Eye Accessing Cues

All about NLP eye accessing cues, with questions to elicit them and some subtleties that most descriptions don’t mention

Practical NLP Podcast 18: Eye Accessing Cues Read Post »

Practical NLP Podcast Ep 17 predicates
Language Patterns, Practical NLP Podcast

Practical NLP podcast 17: “Predicates”

‘Predicates’ is the NLP term for the sensory (visual, auditory, feeling etc) words we use that give a clue to our thought processes.

Practical NLP podcast 17: “Predicates” Read Post »

Practical NLP Podcast - representational systems
Communication, NLP applications, Practical NLP Podcast

Representational Systems: Practical NLP Podcast 16

This week’s Practical NLP podcast covers representational systems, the difference between ‘analogue’ and ‘digital’, and why you should never label anyone (especially yourself) as visual, auditory, or kinesthetic

Representational Systems: Practical NLP Podcast 16 Read Post »

Practical NLP Podcast 13 rapport
Practical NLP Podcast, Rapport

Rapport: Practical NLP Podcast 13

Rapport the NLP way, with some backup from psychology – includes matching and mirroring, and 7 things you can match to achieve rapport

Rapport: Practical NLP Podcast 13 Read Post »

Presuppositions of NLP
NLP Presuppositions, Practical NLP Podcast

Practical NLP Podcast 8: Presuppositions of NLP part 2

This week on the Practical NLP Podcast, more presuppositions: ‘People have all the resources they need to succeed’, plus ‘I am in charge of my mind and therefore my results’, and ‘The only reliable information about a person is their behaviour’.

Practical NLP Podcast 8: Presuppositions of NLP part 2 Read Post »

Scroll to Top