Contact as a form of Communication
A contact is a form of communication, wherein we communicate with every other thing in our environment. Contact often refers to getting...
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The Origin of NLP
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...
Knowledge of Neural Anatomy
Steve Andreas has developed, taught and propagated patterns in NLP since 1977 along with his wife Connirae Andreas. In March 2014, at...
What is NLP
“NLP is a modelling technology with specific focus on the set of differences that make the differences between the performances of...
The NLP Meta Model
As the human race, what explicitly distinguishes us from other living beings is the ability to engage in communication with ourselves and...
Eye Movements in NLP
Monitoring eye movements and arriving at possible deductions might sound as bizarre and even absurd to many. However, neuro-linguistic...
All You Need to Know About Depression
What is Depression? The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual -5 defines depressive disorders as types of Mood disorder. The most easily...
Anxiety Disorder
Imagine that you are getting ready to go to a party but you get a sudden overwhelming feeling, like another heartbeat. You start worrying...
Coming To The Core
Introduction “Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” – Aristotle All of us try to solve our problems by searching for the...
Psychology : A Pre-requisite for the Future
Abstract The world is in a constant influx of change. The requisites and innovations of today become a part of history, a few years down...
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Introduction: Even though everyone develops at varied paces, all of us achieve similar developmental milestones at about a similar time....
Cognitive Psychology
Sensory Phenomena Sensory Selectivity Our sensory receptors respond to a limited range of stimuli. Let’s consider vision. The...
Schizophrenia
Before going further with reading this article, I want the readers to do a small activity. Look around you, observe the people around...
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder, formerly known as Manic Depression, is a mood disorder characterized by unusual shifts in mood, activity and energy....
ADHD
Hello. My name is Selena. I am the President of the student body council….a drummer...a singer, a guitarist, a violin player, a...
Eating Disorders
It was Eating Disorders awareness week in some parts of the world recently, from 26th February to 4 March. It only makes sense that I...
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
I remember, once when I was a child, I was playing with my brother and a few of his friends and the game of ball got so aggressive that...
Dementia
There are a few things that I thought were scary. Death, separation, losing my job etc. But that changed about 5 years ago when I got one...
Substance-Use Disorders
What is a substance? What is substance use and how is it different from substance misuse? How are substance abuse and dependence...
Personality Disorder
“Shayan is a shy boy”, “Anandi is very outgoing and jolly”, “Mr Gupta is suspicious of everyone”, “Mrs Banerjee gets upset over very...
The Maps We Make
Our human psyche is a complex set of processes and factors. We are constantly dealing with emotions in our everyday life. Communications...
The Rainmaker and the Drought in Our Life
Abstract As we look forward to new beginnings in 2021, the narrative of the Rainmaker is one that we should all be thinking about. Carl...
Most of our Problems are Imaginary
Introduction “Since most problems are created by our imagination and are thus imaginary, all we need are imaginary solutions.” -Richard...
All Beliefs are wrong, choose what works for you
“we learn our belief systems as very little children, and then we move through life creating experiences to match our beliefs. Look back...
Grief- As a Journey to New Self
Grief and it's Faces There are several ways to define loss. Loss is a state of being without something. When an incident occurs that is...
Our Shadow Self
Introduction Shadow is which resides in the unconscious mind and humans are predominantly unaware of their shadows. They are the...
Introduction to Mental Disorders and Clinical Psychology
Mental Disorders Mental Disorders also known as mental illness are behavioral or mental patterns that cause significant distress or...
SWISH
Submodalities Defined The presuppositions of NLP tell us that all distinctions human beings are able to make concerning our environment...
Wisdom from Trauma
“Some days the memories still knock the wind out of me.” Does this sentence occur to you as well? Trauma is an emotionally painful...
Memory and Cognition
Memory: Analogous to Drawer In some ways memory is like file drawers where you store mental information. Some drawers are interconnected,...
Sensory Acuity
Introduction Sensory - relating to sensation, to the perception of a stimulus and the voyage made by incoming nerve impulses from the...
Logical Levels and Hierarchy of Ideas
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,...
Quantum Neuro – Synchronicity
“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...
Neuro Immuno Psychology
“Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.” – Aristotle Abstract Psychoneuroimmunology, an evolving field, is made of three parts....
Utilization
Introduction There is an NLP technique or approach where a person's specific pattern of behavior is paced or matched in order to...
Perceptual Positions
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...
Phobia-Accumulation or Dissipation
Fear, a concept everyone is most familiar with yet, the response varies in its composure, texture, nature and many other aspects. It is a...
Anchoring
Definition: "Any time a person is in an associated, intense state, if at the peak of that experience, a specific stimulus is applied,...
Modeling Through Spatial Anchoring
Know thyself The relationship between the mind and the body is an age-long debate. While the mind symbolizes the mental processes,...
How Uncertainty Impacts our Behaviours
While wondering how to go about this piece, the main concern is on how to articulate it because as the name suggests, there is quantum....
6 Step Reframing
6 step reframing is a very popular concept of NLP(Neuro Linguistic Programming), it is mostly used in psychological interventions. It is...
S.C.O.R.E Model
Laugh as much as u breathe and love as much as u live. In NLP, modelling is a primary skill that helps people try out different...
Cognitive Dissonance
“The consciousness in you and the consciousness in me, apparently two, really one, seek unity and that is love.” ― NISARGADATTA MAHARAJ...
Awareness - The Nature & It's Texture.
Introduction From the time you get up early in the morning, till you go to bed the same night we are in constant movement and action, we...
Rapport
Introduction to Rapport Rapport is the ability to relate to others in a way that creates a level of trust and understanding. It is the...
What is Gestalt (Mega article)
Gestalt Psychology Gestalt psychology is a school of thought that hypothesises that the human brain tends to organise visual elements as...
Fish and Water
Are you looking at the right place? A child was playing by the pond when his attention was drawn towards the fish in the water. He was...
Archetypes and Hero's Journey
ABSTRACT Exploring the topic of Archetypes, the following article aims to highlight how significant it is to recognise the roles played...
Love is experiencing self in the presence of another...
Today want to talk to you about love, about them, the ones you love. about you and then about both of you.. Yes About Love, Then the...
Language: Our Truth, Our Experience
“Nim kle gadeetvoo tta corota-jra reyy... fuhoo kle. Dambadamba jivla baahaa-na...” roared the Kalakeya king when he challenged the Queen...
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