Directory of NLP practitioners? - alt-psychology-nlp

07-22-2006, 02:59 AM

I've worked in the past with a great gal, trained firstly in
energy-work (reiki, chi, etc) that took up NLP and got certified.

Although working with her is usually quite satisfying, I'm not getting
that sorta Big Promise of NLP that I can lose my various undesired
behaviors in short, single lessons.

Perhaps I have unrealistic goals, but the case histories I've read
from the work of Bandler, Tony Robbins and the whole spectrum of
NLP'ers suggest that those goals are not quite so unrealistic.

I'm located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Is there an online list of
practitioners? I don't know if I can trust local directories.

Thanks

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07-22-2006, 03:38 PM

Try this link:
http://www.nlpinfo.com/links/prac/usprac.html#MN

I am sure there are some more.

Brian Link wrote:
> I've worked in the past with a great gal, trained firstly in
> energy-work (reiki, chi, etc) that took up NLP and got certified.
>
> Although working with her is usually quite satisfying, I'm not getting
> that sorta Big Promise of NLP that I can lose my various undesired
> behaviors in short, single lessons.
>
> Perhaps I have unrealistic goals, but the case histories I've read
> from the work of Bandler, Tony Robbins and the whole spectrum of
> NLP'ers suggest that those goals are not quite so unrealistic.
>
> I'm located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Is there an online list of
> practitioners? I don't know if I can trust local directories.
>
> Thanks
>
> BLink
> --------------------------
> "The worst thing about censorship is [redacted]"

07-25-2006, 12:54 AM

You can also try http://www.nlp-reiki.ca

Brian Link wrote:
> I've worked in the past with a great gal, trained firstly in
> energy-work (reiki, chi, etc) that took up NLP and got certified.
>
> Although working with her is usually quite satisfying, I'm not getting
> that sorta Big Promise of NLP that I can lose my various undesired
> behaviors in short, single lessons.
>
> Perhaps I have unrealistic goals, but the case histories I've read
> from the work of Bandler, Tony Robbins and the whole spectrum of
> NLP'ers suggest that those goals are not quite so unrealistic.
>
> I'm located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Is there an online list of
> practitioners? I don't know if I can trust local directories.
>
> Thanks
>
> BLink
> --------------------------
> "The worst thing about censorship is [redacted]"

07-22-2006, 02:59 AM	#1 (permalink)
Brian Link Guest Posts: n/a	Directory of NLP practitioners? I've worked in the past with a great gal, trained firstly in energy-work (reiki, chi, etc) that took up NLP and got certified. Although working with her is usually quite satisfying, I'm not getting that sorta Big Promise of NLP that I can lose my various undesired behaviors in short, single lessons. Perhaps I have unrealistic goals, but the case histories I've read from the work of Bandler, Tony Robbins and the whole spectrum of NLP'ers suggest that those goals are not quite so unrealistic. I'm located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Is there an online list of practitioners? I don't know if I can trust local directories. Thanks BLink -------------------------- "The worst thing about censorship is [redacted]"

07-22-2006, 03:38 PM	#2 (permalink)
DD Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Directory of NLP practitioners? Try this link: http://www.nlpinfo.com/links/prac/usprac.html#MN I am sure there are some more. Brian Link wrote: > I've worked in the past with a great gal, trained firstly in > energy-work (reiki, chi, etc) that took up NLP and got certified. > > Although working with her is usually quite satisfying, I'm not getting > that sorta Big Promise of NLP that I can lose my various undesired > behaviors in short, single lessons. > > Perhaps I have unrealistic goals, but the case histories I've read > from the work of Bandler, Tony Robbins and the whole spectrum of > NLP'ers suggest that those goals are not quite so unrealistic. > > I'm located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Is there an online list of > practitioners? I don't know if I can trust local directories. > > Thanks > > BLink > -------------------------- > "The worst thing about censorship is [redacted]"

07-25-2006, 12:54 AM	#3 (permalink)
antares Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Directory of NLP practitioners? You can also try http://www.nlp-reiki.ca Brian Link wrote: > I've worked in the past with a great gal, trained firstly in > energy-work (reiki, chi, etc) that took up NLP and got certified. > > Although working with her is usually quite satisfying, I'm not getting > that sorta Big Promise of NLP that I can lose my various undesired > behaviors in short, single lessons. > > Perhaps I have unrealistic goals, but the case histories I've read > from the work of Bandler, Tony Robbins and the whole spectrum of > NLP'ers suggest that those goals are not quite so unrealistic. > > I'm located in St. Paul, Minnesota. Is there an online list of > practitioners? I don't know if I can trust local directories. > > Thanks > > BLink > -------------------------- > "The worst thing about censorship is [redacted]"

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