NLP Practitioner & NLP Master Practitioner Cert (ACCREDITED)

Explore the history and core concepts of neuro-linguistic programming, including its presuppositions and the art of NLP, to guide clients from their current state to a desired state.

Trace the origins of NLP in the early 1970s, as Bandler and Grinder model language from Milton Erickson and others, and develop the meta model and related therapies.

Explore presuppositions of NLP, including 'the map is not the territory,' understanding client maps, expanding choices, and recognizing that people work perfectly with imperfect strategies.

Explore the presuppositions of NLP, such as every action has a purpose, the balance of conscious and unconscious minds, and finding a positive intent behind behaviors.

Explore NLP presuppositions, including we all have or can create the resources we need. Learn the mind–body connection, modeling, and practice to foster excellence without breaking anyone.

Move clients from their present state to a desired state using NLP, focusing on emotions and goal setting. Emphasize responsibility for change and avoid dwelling on the past.

Present a practical client framework for NLP work by shifting from the ABC model to beliefs, values, and rules that drive emotions and behaviors, guiding change.

Explore the art of modeling in NLP, focusing on mapping clients' language, physiology, patterns of emotion, beliefs, values, and roles to enable empowering change.

Apply unconditional positive regard to every client, accepting them as human beings in the present state and believing in their potential for change to support NLP, CBT, and coaching.

Explore the dynamics of change using neuro-linguistic programming to shift clients' situation, emotions, behaviors, education, and physical goals through cognitive language and belief work.

Explore the NLP methodology of change by examining strategies, submodalities, and context, and learn to use swish patterns, well-formed outcomes, reframing, and perceptual positions to create rapid change.

Explore how the NLP thought process turns sensory experiences into language and meanings, driven by questions, and how changing language yields different outcomes.

Revisits NLP's presuppositions and the founders' influence, clarifying that clients change when they choose to. Explains the change process, unconditional positive regard, and how context, outcome, and language shape thinking.

Explore the basics of NLP, three language patterns, building rapid rapport, pacing and leading clients, and shaping or breaking emotional states to guide conversations.

Identify and adapt to visual, auditory, and kinesthetic language patterns to build rapport with clients, using representational systems and sensory cues for effective NLP practice.

Build rapid rapport and trust by mirroring and matching language patterns, body language, and breathing, while aligning tone, speed, and volume to your client.

Learn pacing and leading to build rapport by mirroring, matching, and language patterns, then lead clients toward change through paraphrasing, active listening, and stating truths.

Master pace and lead by mirroring physical states and guiding conversation to build rapport, moving clients toward a better state through body language, breathing, and purposeful questions.

Identify how emotional states are created by a pattern through mind, body, and nervous system, and take responsibility to break or create them via physiology, attention, and language.

Build rapport and lead conversations using language patterns, mirroring body language, pacing and leading, and anchoring to shape empowering emotional states through NLP techniques.

Explore representational systems as the senses shaping our map of the world. Learn to model clients' systems, recognize accessing cues, and apply patterns to facilitate change.

Explore the visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and digital representational systems (VAKD), including internal pictures, sounds, touch, and self-talk, and learn how patterns model client experiences.

Model people's representational systems using a practical exercise booklet and five conversations. Identify primary and secondary modalities (visual, auditory, kinesthetic) and internal/external representations.

Explore eye accessing cues in NLP, detailing left and right eye movements for remembering, hearing, and creating experiences; while noting limited scientific proof and emphasizing careful modeling.

Map is not the territory shapes how we perceive reality. Practice unconditional positive regard, understand a client's map—internal and external senses—to deliver deep, lasting change.

This recap reinforces how we represent the world through the vac system and auditory digital, and how our internal maps and self-talk shape change and communication.

Explore the submodalities of the representation system—visual, auditory, and kinesthetic—learn to model these experiences and change the map of the territory to transform memories and feelings.

Explore the visual submodalities that shape how we experience imagery, from associated versus disassociated perspectives to color, brightness, focus, distance, size, movement, and playback speed.

Explore auditory submodalities by tuning into loudness, distance, location, continuity, speed, and clarity, then transform experiences by replacing sounds with music to support change.

Explore kinesthetic submodalities that shape memory and feelings, from temperature, touch, and texture to intensity, duration, and spatial details, and learn how to model and change them.

Model submodalities by extracting precise visual, auditory, and kinesthetic details from memory and applying changes to brightness, color, loudness, and speed to reduce impact.

Review the section's NLP modalities and submodalities, including visual and kinaesthetic details, to understand how experiences are formed. Use association and disassociation, and language to transform memories.

Explore deeper into language in NLP, uncovering the hierarchy of ideas and the meta model to reveal missing parts and bring unconscious meaning to conscious awareness for change.

Identify the hierarchy of ideas by distinguishing relevant information from irrelevant stories, chunking up and down to uncover what helps the client, and applying unconditional positive regard.

Explore the meta model's modal operators, such as should and impossible, and how they shape client responses. Move from blockers to action-based questions that reveal possibilities and practical steps.

Learn how mind reading and cause‑and‑effect operate in the meta model, uncovering how evidence, what you think, and choices shape emotions and enable conscious, empowered responses.

Explore three sections of the NLP meta model part 3: analyzing last performances, complex equivalence, and presuppositions; learn to unpack beliefs about wrongness, love, and how to gain information.

Explore universal quantifiers and novelisations in the meta model, turning blanket statements like never or always into specific questions, to gather information and assign accountability for better communication.

Investigate unspecified verbs and loss of referential index to uncover the actions behind hurt or disappointed reactions, and learn how identifying who did what clarifies relationships in the meta model.

Explore part six of the meta model to reveal how deletions and comparisons obscure information, and learn targeted questioning to map generalizations, deletions, and distortions in clients' self-models.

Explore how experiences become a detailed picture and are generalized, distorted, or deleted by the brain in the NLP meta model. Learn to reconstruct detail with targeted questions.

Explore the intelligent mind as a conscious, responsible center that unites analytical and emotional minds, using the metta model to uncover truth and guide accountable change.

Explore how language models unfold clients' maps of the world, using chunking to gather details, active listening, the metamodel, and association and disassociation.

The lecture on association and disassociation teaches using modalities and submodalities to anchor memories and future pace, and to detach emotion through disassociation, including swish pattern and experiential videos.

Explore how NLP modalities and submodalities shape perception, teaching you to associate or disassociate through sight, sound, touch, smell, and taste to craft memories, future visions, and calm states.

Navigate a guided association experience through deep breathing and immersive visualization, imagining future achievements as you fully inhabit sensations, sights, sounds, and emotions in the present moment.

Engage in a disassociation exercise by watching an external you on a beach, observing without feeling, and noting the shift toward association and submodalities.

Explore the swish pattern, a technique using association to replace a negative state with its ideal opposite, like turning anger into calm or smoking into health.

Engage with the swish pattern in NLP to transform a negative memory into an ideal response through disassociation, visualization, and intense positive emotions.

Master association and disassociation with memories and future scenarios, using submodalities and the swish pattern to evoke brighter states and an ideal opposite.

Explore the principles of NLP anchoring, learn how to create and stack anchors, and use an empowered state to replace negative emotions for clients and oneself.

Explore the principles of anchoring in NLP, creating anchors during heightened emotions through touch, words, memories, smells, or sounds, and applying positive or negative anchors.

Discover how to create and stack anchors in NLP by eliciting a positive memory, fully associating through visualization and physiology, and anchoring with middle finger and thumb plus cue words.

Learn to create and stack NLP anchors through guided visualization of joy, gratitude, and love, using breath, memory recall, and pressing the middle finger to the thumb while saying yes.

Explore NLP anchoring techniques to collapse negative anchors by stacking powerful positive anchors, then overpower them to reframe fears, with a dentist anxiety example.

Explore anchoring principles, create and stack positive anchors to overpower negative ones, and collapse them using elicit-state techniques and submodalities—then practice ethically with others.

Explore how NLP timelines reveal how memories shape beliefs and behaviors, and learn to code, elicit timelines, and transform personal history toward meaningful futures.

Discover how people represent time, including time and through time, by pointing to past, present, and future, and learn to elicit timelines to change personal history.

Participate in timelines experience videos to move your mind through past and present, and use NLP techniques to change memories and shape your meaningful future.

Explore changing personal history through a guided NLP-based experience that reshapes past memories by visualizing them as timeline TV screens, draining negative emotion, and reinforcing positive moments.

Learn to create a meaningful future by using timelines, mindful breathing, and grabbing emotional experiences, love, gratitude, joy, and caring, into your heart for that future.

Explore a detailed personal history questionnaire in NLP practice, guiding you through past and present questions, timelines, and linguistic patterns to uncover and resolve life challenges.

Reflect on the timeline experience videos, adapt their wording for clients, and practice delivering the tools naturally by rephrasing and talking through them, guided by the questionnaire.

Explore NLP timelines to change personal history, elicit timelines, and craft a meaningful future through vivid submodalities, then translate insights into well-formed outcomes and goal-setting actions.

Explore six steps to craft well-formed outcomes in NLP, including SMART goals, stretch goals, visualization, and action planning to set precise, motivating goals.

Define a well-formed outcome through a six-step process: decide what you want, state it positively, express it in sensory terms, and evaluate its effects.

Explore the Smart model for goal setting, detailing specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound goals with ecological alignment and well-formed outcomes, roadblocks, and resource creation to sustain motivation.

Stretch your goals beyond what you think you're capable of to drive growth through well-formed outcomes within a smarter model of goal setting.

Explore using timelines to set goals by anchoring past successes and visualizing future achievements, then translate insights into concrete actions with timelines and history's highway technique.

Explore history’s highway to master goal setting with a future-to-present timeline, two action lists: what to do to achieve the goal, and what not to do, using NLP for visualization.

Visualize achieving your goal using language patterns, modalities, and association, so your mind acts as if you’ve already achieved it, then embody the future with vivid senses to guide action.

Recaps six-step well-formed outcomes for goal setting, emphasizes what you want, then outlines the smarter model with specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-bound concepts, timelines, and action lists.