Why become an NLP Practitioner?
To improve communication with yourself
To improve understanding of yourself and others
To have knowledge of how to avoid problems
To understand what motivates yourself and others - or not!
Clean outcome setting
Success strategies
Understanding your own values and beliefs
The core content is covered over a training period of 120 hours
All sessions are interactive, with the opportunity for you to practise within a supportive environment
You will learn how to recognise and maintain a good state and a useful state at all times
Plus how you filter the world in NLP terms and how to recognise other's filters and work with these
To date NLP Highland practitioner trainees have come from the following backgrounds:
Company Manager, Driving Instructor, IT Trainer, Manager of an Employment Company, Management Consultant, Massage Therapist, Money Coach, Nurse, Policeman, Psychotherapist, Risk Management Consultant, Telesales, Teaching, TEFL Teachers, Youth Worker, Domestic Goddess, Engineers (in several disciplines), Hotel Manager, Guidance Teacher, Company CEO, Medical Herbalist, Coaches of all kinds, Trainers, HR Personnel, Doctor, Radiographer, HR Consultant,Money Coach, Project Engineer - to name but a few.
What does being an NLP Practitioner mean?
Certification - awarded only by 2 Certified Trainers of NLP after 120 hours of training contact with NLP Highland - means that go into your daily life and continue to practise the techniques, skills, strategies and language patterns as an enhancement to your previous experience and training. It also entitles you to membership of the Professional Guild of NLP.
An objective guide to choosing your NLP Practitioner Course - www.ablworld.com/CourseGuide.htm
Aberdeen Practitioner Course
Inverness Practitioner Course
NLP Highland Weekend Content Practitioner Course Guideline
NLP Practitioner Course
2009 - 2010
Inverness
Dates
Weekends:
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Sep 12/13 2009
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Feb 13/14 20010
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Oct 10/11 2009
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March 13/14 2010
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Nov 14/15 2009
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Apr 17/18 2010
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Jan 9/10 2010
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May 8/9 2010
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June 12/13 2010
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All Sat/Sun
Time each day 9.00 - 5.30 pm.
Location- Inverness
Cost - self-financing rate £ 1200.-
Corporate rate £ 1400.-- (prices include VAT)
Pay by 31st July 2009 £ 1057.50 self- financing
Limited bursary places may be available. Other personal payment plans may also be available. Please enquire.
Closing date for applications 29th August 2009
Trainers - Rosie O'Hara, and others
Course Content
Presuppositions of NLP, Well Formed Outcomes, State Management, Rapport, Sensory Acuity, Calibration, Representational Systems, Perceptual Positions, Meta Model, Milton Model, Anchors, Sub-modalities, Strategies, Frames, Meta Programs, (Neuro) Logical Levels, and many, many aids to Flexibility, Accelerated Learning, and Personal Effectiveness.
Certification Recognised by the Professional Guild of NLP, and qualifies successful candidates for membership of the same, as well as membership of ANLP
Some of the Practitioner Testimonials from Forres October 2008
During the past eight modules I've learned so much about myself and other people. I've learned patience and how to read language and the human side to communication.
The discipline involved and required to learn has been a challenge, but through the insight and strength of my trainer I came through the usual obstacles that stop me achieving in life. This course has changed me dramatically. NLP is now a big part of my life and it will be for the rest of my life. Onwards and upwards. Lynsay Gibson, Project Engineer, Aberdeen
My time with NLP Highland was well spent. Re-inforcing my knowledge of the topic and increasing both my understanding and skills. Working in small groups was powerful, and I enjoyed meeting and getting to know everyone. Patricia Clarihew, Complementary Therapist, Elgin
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Aberdeen Practitioner Course 2009/2010
Dates - Weekends:
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Sep 5/6 2009
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Feb 6/7 2010
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Oct 3/4 2009
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March 6/7 2010
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Nov 7/8 2009
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April 10/11 2010
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Dec 5/6 2009
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May 2/3 2010
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June 5/6 2010
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All Sat/Sun - Time each day 9.00 - 5.30 pm.
Location - Inspire Building, Beach Boulevard. Aberdeen
Download form for Aberdeen Practitioner course here
Cost - self-financing rate £ 1550.- corporate rate £ 1900.-- (prices include VAT)
Pay in full by 1st June 2009 £ 1100.00 self- financing
Pay in full by 1st July 2009 £ 1200.00 self- financing
Limited bursary places may be available. Other personal payment plans may also be available. Please enquire.
Closing date for applications 15th August 2009
Trainers - Rosie O'Hara and others
Course Content:
Presuppositions of NLP, Well Formed Outcomes, State Management, Rapport, Sensory Acuity, Calibration, Representational Systems, Perceptual Positions, Meta Model, Milton Model, Anchors, Sub-modalities, Strategies, Frames, Meta Programs, (Neuro) Logical Levels, and many, many aids to Flexibility, Accelerated Learning, and Personal Effectiveness.
Certification Recognised by the Professional Guild of NLP
120 hour courses, spread out over nine months, guaranteeing you time to learn, practise and assimilate, certification only awarded when you meet the criteria given, if this doesn't happen we let you come back and work with you again until you reach the standard. So no, fast, flash, short course, but time spent on you as an individual.
Recent Course Participant quote November 2008:
I had a great example this weekend of using the meta -model. My friend was getting herself stressed over breastfeeding her 6 week old son (her husband having gone away for a weeks diving). The baby was feeding almost constantly and she wasn't getting to eat or sleep. When talking about giving the baby a bottle of formula she was saying ‘they say it's the start of the slippery slope' - so using appropriate questions like ‘who say's' and ‘the slippery slope to what?' - I was able to get her to think through a lot more rationally about what she wanted to do. Through the subsequent discussion it actually transpired that she had set herself a ‘well-formed outcome' to feed the baby herself for a minimum of 8 weeks and so she contacted the midwife for help and advice. The baby's feeding more regularly today and she is much calmer, it has been very interesting to reflect how the words she was using at the time were driving her into a downward spiral and distracting her from her own positive outcome. Sarah Gay, Aberdeen
Practitioner Course Testimonials 2007
I have enjoyed this course immensely as I have learned the reasons behind the way I communicate and how taking control of these reasons and using the skills from the course I have been able to improve my communication - which was my ultimate aim. While this aim was originally surrounding social settings, I have found that it has also benefited me in my work environment.
Travelling from Thurso to Aberdeen for each weekend was physically and emotional tiring, yet the benefits that I have experienced on a personal and professional level have far outweighed those aspects. NLP Highland is an excellent training provider with Rosie and her assistants caring about the well being of course participants in their own way, in addition to passing their extensive NLP knowledge. Nicola Miller, Project Engineer, Dounreay, Thurso
NLP is fascinating and I definitely will be practising and learning more. The format over weekends was challenging enough and enabled some level of filtering of information before the next weekend. I did not realise the level of work or commitment required outwith the weekends.
The group of people that I been privileged to meet are great and they have supported and assisted enormously during the course. I have met a few life long friends. Yvonne Reid, Orchardtown Management, Alford
.......the Final Frontier.
These are the voyages of Regan Owen. Her nine-month mission: to explore strange new learnings, to seek out new ideas and write new log sheets, to boldly go where no Owen has gone before.
My journey began as an introductory exploration of an uncharted region of learning but I was soon to learn I was locked on a different course. It became clear that I was to meet with many alien life forms on my journey and that I would gradually learn to build rapport with them. I would learn that each Galaxy had it's own language and way of sensory representation and I would learn to identify these so as best to know how to speak to every race in the Federation.
I would come to see that however varied the species in our solar system we each operate by a set of higher level programs that we use to run our consciousness. I would learn an array of techniques to help each race to effect changes within themselves and their galaxies.
These could range from: Simple Belief Change to Timeline, from Change History to Dealing With Difficult People - this however was not successful with The Borg, an evil and merciless race. My journey through Deep Space has had many effects. It has broadened my horizons, taught me new skills, increased my options, taught me new behaviour patterns and given me the confidence to deal with any lifeform in the galaxy.
I have had to use much Vulcan mind control, frequently felt like teleporting home with the landing party or vapourising the more uninitiated aliens with my phaser.
This is the beginning of the voyages of Regan Owen, Charity Administrator, Ellon
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