Sensory acuity is the ability to notice and distinguish details in sensory information, including what we see, hear and feel. In Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), the term describes paying close attention to observable changes in ourselves and others during communication. Practising sensory acuity can help us gather more information, check how our messages are being received and avoid confusing our observations with assumptions about another person’s thoughts or emotions. W

The world is dynamic, and so are we. In our day to day lives which are dynamic, there are changes which occur. Some changes are easy, some difficult, some last longer, and some shorter. These changes that occur, they happen on some levels called the Logical Levels. Anthropologist Gregory Bateson first proposed the notion of logical stages of learning and development as a process in the behavioural sciences, based on Bertrand Russell's work in logic and mathematics. Bateson de

“Remember that no matter how cool you think you may be, you’re not cool enough to look down on anyone…ever.” - Paul Walker To understand the concept of neuro-synchronicity, let us try an activity that we will break down throughout this piece. With your right hand, snap your fingers at two points making a straight line and with your left hand, snap your fingers at three points such that it forms a right-angled triangle. Practice snapping with each hand individually a couple of

“Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.” – Aristotle Abstract Psychoneuroimmunology, an evolving field, is made of three parts. Thoughts (psycho-) control the brain (neuro-) which, in turn, influences the immune system (immunology). In this article, we will understand how our perception and beliefs of our environment actualize our body’s ability to heal itself. We will do so through demonstrations, research evidence, illustrations, and live examples. Introduction .

Introduction There is an NLP technique or approach where a person's specific pattern of behavior is paced or matched in order to influence the person's response, The technique is called utilization . It takes advantage of everything in the listener's experience (both internal and external environments) to support the intention of the speaker. In simple and brief words, it means that you take whatever is there and you make the most of it, in any way that you can. For instance,

Unless you’ve been holed away in a cave somewhere, you probably know that the biggest sporting event in the world, the Olympic games, is taking place right now in Tokyo - it began on 23 July and is set to end on 8 August 2021. The media has been covering all the events religiously but the biggest scoop that they just can't seem to get enough of is that of Simone Biles. Again, unless you have been living under a rock, you may have heard that the 24-year old American gymnast pu