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Cost: £395
Duration: 4 Days
This programme follows the high standards and guidelines of the International NLP Trainers Association (INLPTA). For certification, delegates are required to:
1. Attend 30 hours of training provided by a registered NLP Trainer.
2. Demonstrate an attitude in line with the three legs of NLP.
3. Demonstrate knowledge and appropriate skill levels in line with the following course content:
§ The History of Neuro Linguistic Programming.
§ The Three Legs of NLP:
· Know your outcome.
· Have the sensory skills to know when you are achieving it.
· Have the flexibility to change your behaviour until you get it.
§ Rapport; how to build and improve relationship skills (useful in all communication, particularly within palliative care context when speedy rapport is required).
§ Sensory Acuity;(supports rapport building) fine-tuning your senses to better understand the reactions of patients/families (and yourself).
§ Filters; how we process information to create meaning (supports the presentation of information, influencing, motivating, giving feedback). Adds to quality of life.
§ The Presuppositions of NLP; the code to model to achieve personal excellence.
§ How to develop Well-formed Outcomes (for goal setting – self and others) this is helpful in preparing patients for discharge, plans and prioritising hopes and plans for the future.
§ How to give and receive feedback positively.
§ Language; the power of positive language for yourself and others (influencing – verbal or written). Using soft language patterns to help free patients and carers into a resourceful state.
§ Anchoring; how to “store” and “access” positive personal resources (e.g. confidence, calm, focussed) on demand. Learn how to help patients/carers access these resources.
§ An introduction to Sub-modalities; how to construct new meaning by re-constructing out of date perceptions (supports outcome setting). Help loosen limited beliefs to improve quality of life.
§ An introduction to Timelines; how to personally structure time (time management, personal effectiveness, planning, goal setting). A Timeline can be used therapeutically with patients/families/carers.