Thursday 16th October 2008

INLPTA/IAAPT Certified Practitioner of NLP course synopsis

By the end of the 14 day course you will have been taught the following skills:

Self awareness

You will be taught how to:

establish and achieve well-formed personal outcomes
establish and maintain useful states using a variety of means
enhance and utilise your conscious-unconscious relationship
recognise and usefully interrupt your own verbal and non-verbal patterns
separate your perceptions into useful constituent components and levels
take ownership of your role in any interaction
balance your level of confidence with your level of competence
utilise multiple perceptual positions/descriptions

Awareness of others

Here you will be taught to:

establish and maintain an appropriate level of rapport
operate out of the presuppositions of NLP
track someone else's model of the world and offer them a greater range of choice in the direction of their outcome
calibrate and utilise another person's state to support them in achieving their outcome
check and explore the ecology of another person's outcomes and actions
recognise and usefully lead another persons verbal and non verbal patterns

As you can see from the above, to learn and fully integrate these skills will give you enormous flexibility and power when dealing with other people, whether in a coaching setting, a training setting or a business setting. The above criteria are laid down by INLPTA/IAAPT as the standards you will need to reach in order to be certified as an INLPTA/IAAPT practitioner of NLP. It is our job to ensure that you fully reach those standards through a comprehensive, sometimes challenging, but very enjoyable learning experience.

Details of next course.

Have you seen NLP on TV recently, or read about it in the national press? What questions should you be asking your NLP training provider?