A contact is a form of communication, wherein we communicate with every other thing in our environment. Contact often refers to getting...

Understanding our roots also allows us to acknowledge sources as any professional would do as well as to be able to see the strengths and weaknesses of the models that we have inherited. The narrative provides an insight to the past of NLP, how a group came together and set up an original direction. Aim is to provide a historical perspective of NLP and Neuro-Semantics. It started with a bunch of coincidences coming together.How Richard discovered Gestalt? A student named Rich

Steve Andreas has developed, taught and propagated patterns in NLP since 1977 along with his wife Connirae Andreas. In March 2014, at...

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is an approach to communication, personal development and behavioural change that explores how people connect their experiences, language, thoughts and behaviours. Developed in the 1970s by Richard Bandler and John Grinder, NLP includes techniques such as modelling, anchoring, reframing and the Meta Model. Its concepts are used in coaching, training and communication, although scientific evidence for many of its specific claims and therapeut

As the human race, what explicitly distinguishes us from other living beings is the ability to engage in communication with ourselves and others. Even thinking about a world where mankind failed to communicate seems alien. This however begs the question if we are able to efficiently and effectively communicate in words, the thoughts formulated in our minds. Words and furthermore sentences are instrumental in communicating but these are formed rather unconsciously. As a result

Eye accessing cues are a concept in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) that proposes a relationship between eye movements and internal thought processes, such as visual recall, auditory memory and feelings. The traditional NLP model describes six eye-accessing cues: Visual Remembered, Visual Constructed, Auditory Remembered, Auditory Constructed, Auditory Digital and Kinesthetic. These patterns are part of the NLP framework, but research has not established them as reliable i