I have chosen to teach a module on the BSc (Hons) Applied Psychology course at the University Centre at Blackburn College. The module is an introduction to Neuro Linguistic Programming and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. This presentation is my introductory lecture on NLP. The best way to learn about NLP is to do it so this presentation contains few words about theories and instead a few helpful pictures and diagrams.
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1. Introducing Neuro Linguistic ProgrammingJohn Marsden
2. ObjectivesBy the end of this session we will have exploredthe
history and the meaning of NeuroLinguistic Programming (NLP)You
will know what is meant by modelling andthe difference in NLP
between modelling andthe applications modelling producesYou will be
able to use a simple modellingtool, known as The Mercedes Model. 3.
Introducing John Marsden Trained Counsellor and NLP
MasterPractitioner Probation Worker using CBT BACP Senior
Accredited Psychotherapist andCounselling Supervisor in Private
Practice Programme Leader for FdA Counselling withBrief
Interventions and BA (Hons) Counsellingwith Brief Interventions at
UCBC Social Media Geek 4. John on the WebWebsite:
www.marsdentherapy.co.ukTwitter:
www.twitter.com/marsdentherapyFacebook:
www.facebook.com/marsdentherapyBlog:
www.marsdentherapy.blogspot.comYouTube:
www.youtube.com/marsdentherapyPodcasts:
www.marsdentherapy.podbean.comSlideshare:
www.slideshare.net/marsdentherapy 5. Introductions 6. Ice Breaker
7. Two Truths and a Lie Write down three statements on the
paperprovided Two statements must be true One statement must be
false You will read out all three statements andyour classmates
will use their forensicpsychology skills to detect which of your
threestatements is untrue. 8. Richard Bandler 9. The
NameNeuroLinguisticProgrammingEstablished behaviour patterns
encodedin the brains neurology can be changedor re-programmed
through the use oflanguage 10. The Story of NLP 11. Fritz Perls 12.
Milton Erickson 13. One Minute ExercisePlease list as many
different types of coffee asyou can 14. A Little Complexity
...Surface Structure(Language)CoffeeDeep Structure(The Real World)
15. We Build
ModelsValuesBeliefsMemoriesInterestsGoalsLearningStylesetc 16.
Modelling 17. Modelling Produces ApplicationsExample 1The NLP
Spelling StrategyExample 2NLP Phobia Cure 18. A Basic Modelling
ToolThe Mercedes ModelThoughts Feelings BehaviourEnvironment 19.
ConclusionsNLP is a method (modelling)NLP models
excellenceModelling produces strategies that can be taught to
others to achieve similar results
