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NLP: Concepts and Applications in Everyday Life

Mental and Emotional Health 25 hours

Introduction

With this ‘Course in NLP: concepts and applications in everyday life’ You will receive specialist training in the subject.  Neurolinguistic Programming is a discipline used in all areas of personal and professional development, as it will help you to get to know yourself and optimise your abilities to improve your relationships and your emotional control. Once you know this, you will be able to put it into practice in your professional career. The most important aspect of this training is that, thanks to our methodology, you have the opportunity to access high-quality, specialised and flexible training without fixed timetables. In addition, you will be supported by a team of specialist academic staff who will guide and support you throughout your studies.

Objectives

  • To find out first-hand what NLP is, and what are the basic elements of which it is composed.

  • To learn about the strategies of Neuro-linguistic Programming.

  • To learn about empathy and NLP.

  • To understand POPS processes and the applications of NLP in everyday life.

Table of Contents

TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION TO NLP

1. What is Neuro-Linguistic Programming?
2. A brief historical overview
3. Objectives of NLP
4. How does NLP work? Principles
5. Frameworks in NLP

TEACHING UNIT 2. BASIC ELEMENTS OF NLP

1. Programming
1.1. The use of strategies
1.2. Modelling within the company
1.3. Discovering excellence through modelling
2. Neuro: understanding how the brain works in NLP
2.1. The brain
2.2. Mental patterns
3. Perceptual filters
4. Linguistics

TEACHING UNIT 3. EMPATHY, RAPPORT AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN NLP

1. Exploring empathy in NLP
1.1. Stages of empathy
1.2. Effects of empathy
1.3. Difficulties with empathy
2. Rapport
2.1. Building rapport
3. Emotional intelligence applied to NLP
3.1. Emotions and emotional intelligence
3.2. The brain and emotional intelligence
3.3. Emotional intelligence and NLP

TEACHING UNIT 4. STRATEGIES IN NLP

1. Introduction
2. The TOTE process
3. Unpacking: developing effective strategies
4. The use of strategies in different contexts
5. Access to strategy: anchoring

TEACHING UNIT 5. APPLICATIONS OF NLP IN EVERYDAY LIFE

1. Set and achieve goals using NLP
1.1. Set a mission
1.2. Setting a goal: the Well-Formed Outcome technique
2. Motivation
2.1. Types of motivation
2.2. Identifying motivations: how to identify them
3. Boosting self-esteem with NLP
4. Time management

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