Robb Whitewood : Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner Certification Training Sydney

Not currently logged in | Login

- Dynamic News
- Who is Robb?
- What is DMW?
- What is NLP?
- DMW Research Projects
- Suggested Resources
- Dynamic Member's Lounge
  - e-Newsletters
  - Articles
  - Referral System
- Become a Dynamic Member
- FAQ
- NLP 9!
- Neuro Linguistic Programming
- Ascendancy Graduate Mentoring Program
- Master NLP Practitioner
- Hypnosis
- Time Based Techniques
- Neuro Relationship Techniques
- Trainers Training
- Course
  Notes Samples
- Business
- NLP Introduction
- Dates Locations Prices

certified training & courses

We all live in a world that is defined by our perception. The individual that embraces* this is on the way to breaking free of self imposed limits.* This is the first step into a much bigger world & a more Dynamic Future.	Perception & Reality The Doorway to Understanding How an individual perceives reality is the blueprint of how they live life. A person’s perceptions determine the level of happiness, health, the quality and nature of their relationships. The individual that has understanding of this process can become the driver of life rather than the passenger. The Perception and Reality subject looks into the inner workings of the mind. How an individual creates reality is a complex process of experiential filters, memories, and decisions. These unconscious processes produce emotions that drive behaviour and in turn produce results. As a person changes their perceptions on the inside of their head, the outside world of reality soon follows. Browse our Testimonials for what our past and present students have said ... Reserve your place or purchase NOW
	Course Outline Understanding of perception The optic nerve The mind The Nervous system Conscious & the unconscious mind How is reality created What is NLP Blueprint of behaviour External World Filters Generalisations Distortions Deletions Time Space Matter Energy Memories Decisions Values & Beliefs Meta Programs Attitudes Internal Representations Visual Auditory Kinaesthetic Internal Dialogue Olfactory Gustatory Physiology State What is a state Types of States Happiness Sadness Depression Arousal Optimism Passion Curiosity Behaviour Useful assumptions of NLP Why are they useful. Starting with the end in mind The need for setting goals Principles for success State or Goal Steps to outcome note What are my life goals My Goals Notes Representational systems Visual Auditory Kinaesthetic Internal dialogue Favoured representational Systems Discovering a favoured representational system to increase Rapport Visual Auditory Kinaesthetic Internal dialogue Sub Modalities - The building blocks of reality Objects, people and memories are stored using sub-modalities Rapport Body of rapport Language of rapport Sub- modalities elicitation Swish Patterns Like and dislike Believe and no longer True