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The FasTrak NLP Practitioner Certification Training—Slides Pages
Copyright © 1987-2009 Tad James and The Tad James Co., LLC
The Tad James Co., LLCThe Tad James Co., LLCPresentsPresents
The Tad James Co., LLCThe Tad James Co., LLCPresentsPresents
TheThe
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The The
FasTrakFasTrakNLP Practitioner Certification NLP Practitioner Certification
TrainingTraining
This TrainingThis TrainingThis TrainingThis Training
Home Study:Home Study: Tapes & Reading Tapes & Reading 55 Hours55 HoursCompletion of Test: Completion of Test: 10 Hours10 HoursLive Training:Live Training: 7 Days = 7 Days = 51 Hours51 Hours
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Homework:Homework: 14 Hours14 HoursTOTAL: 130 HoursTOTAL: 130 Hours
NLP: 130 HoursNLP: 130 HoursHypnotherapy: 130 HoursHypnotherapy: 130 HoursTime Line Therapy®: 130 HoursTime Line Therapy®: 130 Hours
ThemesThemes
Empowerment Empowerment ---- Reasons Reasons --vsvs-- ResultsResultsPerception is ProjectionPerception is Projection
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Neuro Transmitter bathes every cell in Neuro Transmitter bathes every cell in the bodythe bodyResponsibility for Change is YoursResponsibility for Change is YoursTransform the PlanetTransform the Planet
C>EC>EC
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Which side of the Cause & Effect Equation are you on????
Which side of the Cause & Effect Equation are you on????
C>EC>EC
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Results -vs- ReasonsResults -vs- Reasons
= Empowerment= Empowerment
Language
INTERNAL
REPRESENTATION
NLP Communication Model
MemoriesDecisions
Meta-programs
Filters
6BEHAVIOR
PHYSIOLOGY
STATEMeta-programs
Values & Beliefs
Attitudes
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Perception is ProjectionPerception is Projection
134bps (Brain)134bps (Brain)
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2,000,000 bps2,000,000 bps134bps (Brain) 134bps (Brain) 7 +/7 +/-- 2 Chunks2 Chunks
Our Internal RepresentationsOur Internal Representations
V V A A KK}}
Our ExperienceOur Experience
AADD
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K K O O GG}}
The words The words we use to we use to label our label our experience.experience.
Neuro TransmitterNeuro Transmitter
Neuron
Information
`̀
Diagram of 2 Neurons
(Electric)
Neuro Transmitter bathes every cell in the body!
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SynapticGap
NeuroTransmitter(Chemical)
Responsibility for ChangeResponsibility for Change
Close the EyesClose the EyesRelax the muscles around the eyes Relax the muscles around the eyes
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SO they are so relaxed you can’t SO they are so relaxed you can’t relax them any morerelax them any moreHolding on to the RelaxationHolding on to the RelaxationTest them and make sure you can’t Test them and make sure you can’t open themopen them
Responsibility for ValueResponsibility for Value
When you buy a BlenderWhen you buy a BlenderWhen you buy a CarWhen you buy a CarWh t t DiWh t t Di
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When you go out to DinnerWhen you go out to DinnerWhen you purchase a ServiceWhen you purchase a Service
and … When you take a Trainingand … When you take a Training
ReRe--Inventing NLPInventing NLPNOT a “DoNOT a “Do--TO” but a “DoTO” but a “Do--With” processWith” process
Induced Current Out
InductionInductionInductionInduction
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NLP (& Hypnosis) is the INDUCTION of NLP (& Hypnosis) is the INDUCTION of a profound change in the state of a profound change in the state of consciousness of a client through a consciousness of a client through a cooperativecooperative flow of energy and ideasflow of energy and ideas..
CopperCoil
AC Current In
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ExcellenceExcellenceExcellenceExcellence
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ExcellenceExcellenceExcellenceExcellence
0 0 100 100
FasTrakFasTrakNLPNLP TrainingsTrainings
FasTrakFasTrakNLPNLP TrainingsTrainings
NLP Practitioner TrainingNLP Practitioner Training
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Master Practitioner TrainingMaster Practitioner TrainingNLP Trainer’s TrainingNLP Trainer’s TrainingNLP Master Trainer’s Development NLP Master Trainer’s Development ProgramProgram
FasTrakFasTrakHunaHuna TrainingsTrainings
FasTrakFasTrakHunaHuna TrainingsTrainings
Huna Haumana Huna Haumana ---- Basic Energy Basic Energy HealingHealing
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ggHuna Ho’omaka Huna Ho’omaka ---- La’au KaheaLa’au KaheaHuna Alaka’i Huna Alaka’i ---- Advanced La’au KaheaAdvanced La’au KaheaHuna Ho’omanaloa Development Huna Ho’omanaloa Development ProgramProgram
My Goals for the TrainingMy Goals for the Training
Make them so Make them so BIGBIG that, if you that, if you got them then this would be thegot them then this would be the
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got them, then this would be the got them, then this would be the most important training you had most important training you had ever taken!!!ever taken!!!
Operating AgreementsOperating AgreementsOperating AgreementsOperating AgreementsTalk only front to backTalk only front to backBe on timeBe on timeDo all exercises to the best of your AbilityDo all exercises to the best of your Ability
Not practice what you knowNot practice what you knowIf Need TaskingIf Need Tasking
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If Need TaskingIf Need TaskingOnly NLP even if you know other thingsOnly NLP even if you know other things
This is an Intensive TrainingThis is an Intensive TrainingKeep Distractions to a MinimumKeep Distractions to a MinimumHighly monitored by AssistantsHighly monitored by Assistants
If you have a problem about something or with If you have a problem about something or with someone in this training talk only to someone someone in this training talk only to someone who can do something about itwho can do something about it
NLPNLPSensoryAcuity
Knowing if you’re getting
OutcomesKnowing what you want
Neuro Linguistic Programming
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RapportDeveloping Flexibility
LanguageCommunicating Effectively
what you want
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Principles for SuccessPrinciples for SuccessPrinciples for SuccessPrinciples for Success
Know Your OutcomeKnow Your OutcomeTake ActionTake ActionHave Sensory AcuityHave Sensory Acuity
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Have Sensory AcuityHave Sensory AcuityHave Behavioral FlexibilityHave Behavioral FlexibilityOperate from a Physiology & Operate from a Physiology & Psychology of Excellence Psychology of Excellence
Achieving OutcomesAchieving OutcomesAchieving OutcomesAchieving Outcomes
Positively StatedPositively StatedEvidence ProcedureEvidence ProcedureCongruently DesirableCongruently Desirable
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Congruently DesirableCongruently DesirableSelfSelf--initiated and Maintainedinitiated and MaintainedAppropriately ContextualizedAppropriately ContextualizedWhat Resources Are NeededWhat Resources Are NeededEcologicalEcological
NLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsNLP Presuppositions
Respect for the other person’s model Respect for the other person’s model of the world!of the world!The meaning of communication is the The meaning of communication is the response you get.response you get.
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response you get.response you get.The mind and the body affect each The mind and the body affect each other.other.The words we use are NOT the event The words we use are NOT the event or the item they represent.or the item they represent.The most important information about The most important information about a person is that person’s behaviora person is that person’s behavior
NLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsNLP Presuppositions
Behavior is geared for adaptation, Behavior is geared for adaptation, and present behavior is the best and present behavior is the best choice available.choice available.A person’s behavior is not who they A person’s behavior is not who they
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p yp yare. (accept the person, change the are. (accept the person, change the behavior)behavior)There are no unresourceful people, There are no unresourceful people, only unresourceful states.only unresourceful states.I am in charge of my mind, and I am in charge of my mind, and therefore my results.therefore my results.
NLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsNLP PresuppositionsThe system (person) with the most The system (person) with the most flexibility of behavior will control the flexibility of behavior will control the system.system.There is no failure, only feedback.There is no failure, only feedback.Th i t t li t lTh i t t li t l
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There are no resistant clients, only There are no resistant clients, only inflexible communicators.inflexible communicators.Behavior & change are to be Behavior & change are to be evaluated in terms of context, and evaluated in terms of context, and ecology.ecology.All procedures should increase All procedures should increase wholeness.wholeness.
All.......All.......All.......All.......
LearningLearningBehaviorBehavior
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BehaviorBehaviorChangeChange
......Is Unconscious......Is Unconscious
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Conscious Unconscious Conscious Unconscious IntegrationIntegration
Conscious Unconscious Conscious Unconscious IntegrationIntegration
Conscious Conscious
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Unconscious Unconscious MindMind
MindMind
Pattern InterruptPattern InterruptPattern InterruptPattern Interrupt
BehaviorBehavior
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BehaviorBehaviorINTERRUPT: INTERRUPT: (Becomes part of the pattern)(Becomes part of the pattern)
Sensory AcuitySensory AcuitySensory AcuitySensory Acuity
Skin Color Skin Color Skin TonusSkin Tonus
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BreathingBreathingLower Lip SizeLower Lip SizeEyesEyes
Sensory Acuity Sensory Acuity ---- CalibrationCalibrationSensory Acuity Sensory Acuity ---- CalibrationCalibration
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CompareCompare
Do Our Questions Affect SMD’s?Do Our Questions Affect SMD’s?Do Our Questions Affect SMD’s?Do Our Questions Affect SMD’s?A: (the Client) States OutcomeA: (the Client) States OutcomeB:B: (Asks Client) “Think of your (Asks Client) “Think of your
outcome”outcome”C:C: (Asks Client) “When you think of (Asks Client) “When you think of
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( ) y( ) ythat do you have a picture?” that do you have a picture?”
(Elicit the SMD’s)(Elicit the SMD’s)B:B: Asks question Asks question
(Client does NOT answer)(Client does NOT answer)C:C: “How has the Picture Changed?” “How has the Picture Changed?”
(Client answers)(Client answers)
The Basis of All ExercisesThe Basis of All ExercisesThe Basis of All ExercisesThe Basis of All Exercises
A: ClientA: ClientB: PractitionerB: PractitionerC: ObserverC: Observer
A: ClientA: ClientB: PractitionerB: PractitionerC: ObserverC: Observer
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C: ObserverC: ObserverFeedback SandwichFeedback Sandwich
Within 5 MinutesWithin 5 MinutesWhat Was RightWhat Was RightWhat Needs ImprovementWhat Needs ImprovementOverall What Was RightOverall What Was Right
C: ObserverC: ObserverFeedback SandwichFeedback Sandwich
Within 5 MinutesWithin 5 MinutesWhat Was RightWhat Was RightWhat Needs ImprovementWhat Needs ImprovementOverall What Was RightOverall What Was Right
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RapportRapportRapportRapport
Posture, GesturesPosture, GesturesFacial Expressions, BlinkingFacial Expressions, BlinkingB thiB thi
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BreathingBreathingVoice Voice ---- Tone, Tempo, Timbre, Tone, Tempo, Timbre, VolumeVolumePredicates Predicates ---- V, A, K, AV, A, K, ADD
Key WordsKey Words
Voice MatchingVoice Matching
ToneToneTempoTempo
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TempoTempoTimbreTimbreVolumeVolume
The 4 Indicators of RapportThe 4 Indicators of RapportThe 4 Indicators of RapportThe 4 Indicators of Rapport
Internal FeelingInternal FeelingColor ChangeColor Change
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They Say Something (Optional).....They Say Something (Optional).....LeadingLeading
Covert AnchoringCovert Anchoring
LikeLikeLikeLike }}First: RapportFirst: Rapport
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DislikeDislike
Knows AnswersKnows Answers
Not Know AnswersNot Know Answers
DislikeDislike
Knows AnswersKnows Answers
Not Know AnswersNot Know Answers
}}Condition Condition AnchorsAnchors
Condition Condition AnchorsAnchors
InfluenceInfluenceInfluenceInfluence
Group RapportGroup Rapport
BIABIA--11 BIABIA--22
AA DD
UsUs--22
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UsUs--11TadTad
AAD D DonDon
Group RapportGroup Rapport
BIABIA--11 BIABIA--22
AA DD
UsUs--22
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UsUs--11TadTad
AAD D DonDon
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Group Rapport ExerciseGroup Rapport Exercise
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SpeakerSpeaker 11
Remember!Remember!Remember!Remember!
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Whenever you are doing NLP......Whenever you are doing NLP......
“Say it the way you “Say it the way you want it!”want it!”
ChangeChange
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Is the order and sequence of the Is the order and sequence of the Internal RepresentationsInternal Representations
HomeworkHomeworkHomeworkHomeworkTonightTonight–– Read Pg 91Read Pg 91--109 Model of 109 Model of
Communication, Modalities, EtcCommunication, Modalities, Etc–– Chapter 3 of Magic of NLPChapter 3 of Magic of NLP
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–– Chapter 3 of Magic of NLP Chapter 3 of Magic of NLP DemystifiedDemystified
Tomorrow NightTomorrow Night–– StrategiesStrategiesTomorrow We Cover: Metaphors, Tomorrow We Cover: Metaphors, Meta Model, Smd’s & AnchoringMeta Model, Smd’s & Anchoring
Linguistic PresuppositionsLinguistic PresuppositionsLinguistic PresuppositionsLinguistic Presuppositions
ExistenceExistencePossibility (Impossibility)Possibility (Impossibility)CauseCause--EffectEffectC l E i lC l E i l
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Complex EquivalenceComplex EquivalenceAwarenessAwarenessTimeTimeAdjective/AdverbAdjective/AdverbInclusive/Exclusive ORInclusive/Exclusive OROrdinalOrdinal
Hierarchy of IdeasHierarchy of IdeasHierarchy of IdeasHierarchy of Ideas
Chunking UpChunking UpFor what purpose...For what purpose...What is the intention...What is the intention...
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What is this an example of...What is this an example of...Chunking DownChunking Down
What or Whom SpecificallyWhat or Whom SpecificallyWhat are examples of this?What are examples of this?
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Chunking ExerciseChunking ExerciseChunking ExerciseChunking Exercise
A
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C
B
Milton ModelMilton ModelMilton ModelMilton ModelMind ReadsMind ReadsLost PerformativeLost PerformativeCause & EffectCause & EffectComplex EquivalenceComplex Equivalence
Lack of Referential IndexLack of Referential IndexComparative DeletionsComparative DeletionsPacing Current ExperiencePacing Current ExperienceDouble BindsDouble Binds
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p qp qPresuppositionsPresuppositionsUniversal QuantifiersUniversal QuantifiersModal OperatorsModal OperatorsNominalizationsNominalizationsUnspecified VerbsUnspecified VerbsTag QuestionsTag Questions
Double BindsDouble BindsConversational PostulatesConversational PostulatesExtended QuotesExtended QuotesSelectional Restriction Selectional Restriction ViolationViolationAmbiguityAmbiguityUtilizationUtilization
Metaphor Design Metaphor Design What they like; or what they think is important
What they like; or what they think is important
MetaphorMetaphorMetaphorMetaphor
Q2: What is another Q2: What is another example of that?example of that?
No ConsciousNo Conscious
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Present Present State State Present Present State State
Desired Desired StateStateDesired Desired StateState
Q1: What is this an Q1: What is this an example of?example of?
No Conscious No Conscious ConnectionConnection
Making Metaphors WorkMaking Metaphors Work
Is it Pure?Is it Pure?–– Is is yours? Do you OWN it?Is is yours? Do you OWN it?
Are you congruent about it?Are you congruent about it?
States ElicitedStates Elicited
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–– Are you congruent about it?Are you congruent about it?Does it have Passion?Does it have Passion?–– Are you truly excited about it?Are you truly excited about it?–– Does it bring to life your self Does it bring to life your self
expression?expression?–– Are you associated to it?Are you associated to it?
Making Metaphors WorkMaking Metaphors Work
1. Present State1. Present State2. Desired State2. Desired State3 Wh t P t Y ?3 Wh t P t Y ?
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3. What Prevents You?3. What Prevents You?4. What’s of Interest, or Value to 4. What’s of Interest, or Value to You? What’s Important to you?You? What’s Important to you?5. Metaphor: Bridge the Gap to 5. Metaphor: Bridge the Gap to New ResourcesNew Resources
Meta Model Recovers Deep Meta Model Recovers Deep StructureStructure
Surface Surface StructureStructureSurface Surface
StructureStructureT h u o T h u o T h u o T h u o
u g hu g hu g hu g h
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Deep Deep StructureStructure
Deep Deep StructureStructure
s g t hs g t hs g t hs g t h
ThoughtsThoughts
Specific Specific ThoughtThoughtSpecific Specific ThoughtThought
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Meta Model QuestionsMeta Model QuestionsMeta Model QuestionsMeta Model QuestionsMind ReadsMind ReadsLost PerformativeLost PerformativeCause & EffectCause & EffectComplex EquivalenceComplex EquivalencePresuppositionsPresuppositions
How?How?
}}}}
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PresuppositionsPresuppositionsUniversal QuantifiersUniversal QuantifiersModal OperatorsModal OperatorsNominalizationsNominalizationsUnspecified VerbsUnspecified VerbsLack of Referential IndexLack of Referential IndexDeletionsDeletions
}} Who or What Who or What specificallyspecifically??
}} What would What would happen if...happen if...
…….. (Just Denominalize)…….. (Just Denominalize)
SubmodalitiesSubmodalitiesColor
Bright
Associated
Size
LocationBeat
Location
Tone
Timbre
Volume
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LocationTemperature
PressureSensation
DriversDriversContrastive AnalysisContrastive Analysis
Making SubModalities Making SubModalities Produce ResultsProduce Results
Making SubModalities Making SubModalities Produce ResultsProduce Results
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The Difference that Makes a DifferenceThe Difference that Makes a DifferenceWhen One Changes, All ChangeWhen One Changes, All ChangeLocation & Assoc/Dissoc Often DriversLocation & Assoc/Dissoc Often Drivers
UniversalsUniversalsGeneralized ExperienceGeneralized Experience
Making SubModalities Making SubModalities Produce ResultsProduce Results
Making SubModalities Making SubModalities Produce ResultsProduce Results
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w/ Lots of Meaningsw/ Lots of MeaningsEvoke a Universal ExperienceEvoke a Universal ExperienceBelief Belief ---- No Longer TrueNo Longer TrueSun Coming Up TomorrowSun Coming Up TomorrowStop Light, Go LightStop Light, Go Light
Drivers from Contrastive AnalysisDrivers from Contrastive AnalysisDrivers from Contrastive AnalysisDrivers from Contrastive Analysis
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ColorColorNearNearAssociatedAssociatedCenterCenter
ColorColorNearNearDissociatedDissociatedUp RightUp Right
Like to Dislike ChangeLike to Dislike ChangeLike to Dislike ChangeLike to Dislike Change
Elicit #1 & #2Elicit #1 & #2Change the Smd’s of #1 to #2Change the Smd’s of #1 to #2TestTest
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TestTest
1 1 22
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HomeworkHomeworkHomeworkHomework
TonightTonight–– StrategiesStrategiesTomorrow NightTomorrow Night
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Tomorrow NightTomorrow Night–– Read Time Line Therapy Sec 1 & 2Read Time Line Therapy Sec 1 & 2Tomorrow We Cover: Anchoring, Tomorrow We Cover: Anchoring, StrategiesStrategies
Swish PatternSwish PatternSwish PatternSwish Pattern
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PS(Associated)
PS(Associated)
DSDS
Swish PatternSwish PatternSwish PatternSwish Pattern
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PS(Associated)
PS(Associated)
DSDS
DSDS
Transform the Planet!Transform the Planet!Transform the Planet!Transform the Planet!
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Are you prepared to participate?Are you prepared to participate?
AnchoringAnchoringAnchoringAnchoring
Anchor StartsAnchor Starts Anchor EndsAnchor Ends
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StateState
AnchoringAnchoringAnchoringAnchoring
Stacking AnchorsStacking Anchors ++
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Stacking AnchorsStacking Anchors
All in the same placeAll in the same place
++
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Collapse AnchorsCollapse AnchorsCollapse AnchorsCollapse AnchorsDecide + & Decide + & -- statesstatesGet into each stateGet into each stateStack + states, & test + anchorStack + states, & test + anchorAnchor Anchor -- statestateP +/P +/ hh h ld ‘till l th ld ‘till l t
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Press+/Press+/--anchorsanchors----hold ‘till completehold ‘till completeRelease negative one firstRelease negative one firstHold positive for 5 secondsHold positive for 5 seconds
AnchoringAnchoringAnchoringAnchoring
Collapse AnchorsCollapse Anchors
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SimultaneousSimultaneous
Chain AnchorsChain AnchorsSequentialSequential 11 22
Chaining AnchorsChaining AnchorsChaining AnchorsChaining Anchors
Elicit all states and anchorElicit all states and anchorTestTestCh i 1 t 2 t 3 t 4Ch i 1 t 2 t 3 t 4
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Chain 1 to 2 to 3 to 4Chain 1 to 2 to 3 to 4
Motivation
11 22 33 44
ProcrastinationProcrastination
PSPS DSDS
Chain DesignChain DesignChain DesignChain DesignDecide the First & Last StateDecide the First & Last StateCriteria for Intermediate StatesCriteria for Intermediate States–– Toward Toward --oror-- Away From?Away From?–– Same Logical TypeSame Logical Type
SS
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–– The Next State Must Have Movement!!The Next State Must Have Movement!!–– What Will Be a Sufficiently Intense State What Will Be a Sufficiently Intense State
to Move the Chain onto the Next State?to Move the Chain onto the Next State?–– Second to Last State Should Be Second to Last State Should Be
Toward.Toward.–– The State Should Be SelfThe State Should Be Self--Initiated.Initiated.–– The State should NOT be how they The State should NOT be how they
already do it already do it
StrategiesStrategiesStrategiesStrategies
The Order and Sequence of the Internal The Order and Sequence of the Internal & External Representations that & External Representations that Produce a Specific Result.Produce a Specific Result.
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Produce a Specific Result.Produce a Specific Result.
DDYou could design the greatest strategy, but if you don’t get
the trigger, the strategy won’t ever get set off!You could design the greatest strategy, but if you don’t get
the trigger, the strategy won’t ever get set off!
Elicit all the steps & anchor themElicit all the steps & anchor them
Anchor the Additional StepAnchor the Additional Step
Vc At K
Installing a StrategyInstalling a StrategyInstalling a StrategyInstalling a Strategy
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Chain the steps: 1 to 2 to 3 to 4Chain the steps: 1 to 2 to 3 to 4
Vc At Ad K
Ad
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A C A R
NLP Eye PatternsNLP Eye PatternsNLP Eye PatternsNLP Eye Patterns
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A C A R
K A D
Normally Organized Person Normally Organized Person As you Look at themAs you Look at them
Auditory DistinctionsAuditory Distinctions
AAD D ---- Is usually your own voice, and Is usually your own voice, and probably relates to criteria, and or probably relates to criteria, and or
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pricepriceAAtt ---- Is often someone else’s voice Is often someone else’s voice such as your Mom’s, etc.such as your Mom’s, etc.
Some Types of StrategiesSome Types of StrategiesSome Types of StrategiesSome Types of StrategiesGeneral Buying General Buying
StrategiesStrategiesMotivationMotivationDecisionDecision
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Love StrategiesLove StrategiesAttractionAttractionRecognizing AttractionRecognizing AttractionDeep LoveDeep Love
Convincer Convincer ReassuranceReassurance
Subject’s Strategy NotatedSubject’s Strategy Notatedfor you to fill in…for you to fill in…
DecisionDecision
M ti tiM ti ti
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MotivationMotivation
ReassuranceReassurance
ReframingReframingReframingReframingContextContext
Comparative DeletionComparative DeletionChange the Context Change the Context and Change the and Change the meaning of themeaning of the
BB
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meaning of the meaning of the BehaviorBehaviorWhat is another What is another context for this context for this behavior where the behavior where the meaning will be meaning will be different?different?
BB
ReframingReframingReframingReframingMeaning Meaning (C>E,CEq)(C>E,CEq)
Change the Change the Content or the Content or the Meaning of the Meaning of the B h i dB h i d
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Behavior and Behavior and Change the Change the MeaningMeaningWhat is an What is an Opposite Frame Opposite Frame Which Will Change Which Will Change the Meaning? the Meaning?
B
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Comparative DeletionComparative DeletionChange the Context Change the Context and Change the and Change the meaning of themeaning of the
Meaning Meaning (C>E,CEq)(C>E,CEq)
Change the Change the Content or the Content or the Meaning of theMeaning of the
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meaning of the meaning of the BehaviorBehaviorWhat is another What is another context for this context for this behavior where the behavior where the meaning will be meaning will be different?different?
Meaning of the Meaning of the Behavior and Behavior and Change the Change the MeaningMeaningWhat is an What is an Opposite Content Opposite Content Which Will Change Which Will Change the Meaning? the Meaning?
ReframingReframing
N h d h fN h d h f
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Now, what made these reframes Now, what made these reframes work?work?
PartsPartsPartsParts
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CommunicationCommunication
Parts IntegrationParts Integration
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X YA B
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Identify the conflict and the parts Identify the conflict and the parts involvedinvolvedHave the Part which represents the Have the Part which represents the unwanted state or behavior come out on unwanted state or behavior come out on the hand firstthe hand first
Parts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts Integration
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the hand firstthe hand firstElicit the “Opposite Number” or the “Flip Elicit the “Opposite Number” or the “Flip Side of the Coin” to come out on the Side of the Coin” to come out on the other handother handMake sure that the Client has a VMake sure that the Client has a V--AA--K K image of each partimage of each partSeparate intention from behaviorSeparate intention from behavior
Separate intention from behaviorSeparate intention from behaviora) Reframe each part so that they a) Reframe each part so that they
realize that they actually have the realize that they actually have the same intention by chunking up same intention by chunking up ——ask “What is the intention ” or “Forask “What is the intention ” or “For
Parts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts Integration
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ask, What is the intention ... or For ask, What is the intention ... or For what purpose ...”what purpose ...”
b) What resources or attributes does b) What resources or attributes does each part have that the other part each part have that the other part would like to have?would like to have?
(When the hands start coming together (When the hands start coming together point it out to the client.)point it out to the client.)
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Parts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts Integration
IntentionIntention
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BehaviorBehavior
Separate intention from behavior Separate intention from behavior (cont.)(cont.)
Parts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts Integration
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c) Now, have the parts notice they c) Now, have the parts notice they were once part of a larger whole.were once part of a larger whole.
d) Ask for other parts that were also d) Ask for other parts that were also once part of the larger whole. Have once part of the larger whole. Have them join in the integration.them join in the integration.
If the hands do not come together If the hands do not come together automatically:automatically:
a) Create (visualize) a third part with a) Create (visualize) a third part with the combined resources of each part.the combined resources of each part.
Parts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts Integration
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the combined resources of each part. the combined resources of each part. b) Place this third image in between the b) Place this third image in between the
other two images. other two images. c) Create a series of visual images c) Create a series of visual images
representing the metamorphosis or representing the metamorphosis or transition from each part to thetransition from each part to thecentral image.central image.
Bring the hands together & have Bring the hands together & have internal images mergeinternal images mergeTake the integrated part inside.Take the integrated part inside.(Optional) Suggest a “Super Part”.(Optional) Suggest a “Super Part”.
Parts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts IntegrationParts Integration
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(Optional) Suggest a Super Part .(Optional) Suggest a Super Part .Test & future pace.Test & future pace.(Optional) If needed, take the new (Optional) If needed, take the new “Super Part” on Time Line and “Super Part” on Time Line and release any emotion, decision from release any emotion, decision from the past relative to the Presenting the past relative to the Presenting Problem.Problem.
Ongoing SupportOngoing SupportOngoing SupportOngoing Support
We offer ongoing support on We offer ongoing support on ee--mail for graduates of our mail for graduates of our
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trainings.trainings.World Wide WebWorld Wide Web: :
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