John

On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 12:28:26 +0100, "Andrew T. Austin"
<andrewaustin@23nlpeople.com> wrote:

>The Neurology of NLP - A Day of Brains
>This is About The Hardware
>
>Presented by Andrew T. Austin
>Clinical Hypnotherapist and Master Practitioner of NLP
>
>Saturday 1st July 2006
>0915hrs-1700hrs (+ an extra half an hour for additional Q&A)
>
>£115.00 per person
>
>At: Chichester University, Chichester, West Sussex
>
>http://www.23nlpeople.com/Neurology_NLP.htm
>
>Some NLP experience/training is advisable
>
>The Modules
>
>General Overview of The Functions of the Two Hemispheres
>Or "Why Sometimes One Half of the Brain Tries to Kill the Other"
>This session overviews the functional differences between the two
>hemispheres and notes how these can be used to the advantage of the
>hypnotist and NLP Practitioner, both in session design and delivery of
>excellence.
>
>Also, you will learn:
>- The neurological differences between content and submodalities.
>- The impact of the "split brain studies" upon clinical practice and NLP
>technique.
>- How to better adjust your own behaviours in order to more elegently
>interact with your client's neurology.

Oh No!

I hope you are not saying NLP is based on science now.

I don't think I could go through all that again.

--
John

John

On 31 Mar 2006 01:04:42 -0800, "Michael Perez" <map002ster@gmail.com>
wrote:

>Hi John,
>
>John wrote:
>> I hope you are not saying NLP is based on science now.
>
>No, *Science* is based on NLP. You ever see a scientist that didn't
>use words and move his eyes around while he was thinking? And word
>patterns! I've yet to see a scientific report without at least a
>semblance of sentence structure... OK, there were a few, but most of
>them use nouns and verbs and such... That's NLP, ain't it?
>
>I rest my case!

<GROAN>

It's worse than I though.


>Besides, go out to their cars in the lab parking lot and you'll see all
>their Ross Jeffries and David DeAngelo CDs on the passenger seat. Hey,
>guys with pocket protectors need love too...
>
>> I don't think I could go through all that again.
>
>Don't worry John, it gets easier as the years go by. Plus, the
>increases in my meds allotment here at the home make it all worthwhile!

Maybe the 3D Mind group will do it this time and I can sit back and
watch (some hope).

--
John