WHAT ABOUT THERAPY SHOULD YOU KNOW?
In Morpheus (#32) I talked about the fundamental differences between therapy and coaching.
The Neuro-Semantics library
Explore ideas for coaching, leadership and personal growth.
In Morpheus (#32) I talked about the fundamental differences between therapy and coaching.
You may not know it, but there are secrets which lie hidden (and buried) deep inside of the content of APG.
Two weeks ago I presented a zoom meeting on Meta-Therapy (which is the next book I’m working on).
I learned how to “run a pattern” in the field of NLP in the late 1980s.
Yes, there are hidden facets within the Coaching Mastery training.
When you learned NLP, you learned that if you really, really listen, you will learn how to hear all sorts of things that are otherwise hidden and invisible.
If I had not had a “perfect storm” situation in a coaching session last week, I would not have come to identify and appreciate a particular coaching skill.
You’ve heard about a well-formed outcome, what about a well-formed vision?
Given the description in the last Morpheus about the Movement meta-program (#8) which contrasts static or fixed thinking with fluid or dynamic, that is the fixed mindset with the…
The Movement meta-program (#8) contrasts static or fixed thinking with fluid or dynamic thinking.
How you adapt yourself to the world or seek to get the world to adapt to you is the next meta- program, the Adaptation meta-program (#37).
There another “motivational” meta-program behind the Motivation Direction (#35), it is the Rejuvenation meta-program (#26).
When it comes to coaching, motivation is one of the big issue.
Your client is sitting in your coaching chair and you’re having a wonderful coaching conversation about his hopes and dreams.
Some people focus primarily on themselves, some focus primarily on others.
Your client comes into your office and sits in your coaching chair.
“Is your client accessing a feeling state of the ideas and experiences that he’s talking about?
The tenth (#10) meta-program is the Philosophical meta-program.
Last week I did an executive coaching session on-line for a group study.
If you were to peak into your client’s mind, does he represent his world in a static way or in a fluid way?
You’re client is there to learn—to learn to become the best version of himself, but if he mis-matches himself or you, he will probably only learn that “you can’t help me.”
It is very, very seldom that Coaches have a problem with a client who is too detailed.
For you, as a coach, one of the designs of the meta-programs is to enable you to figure out your client.
You know that each meta-program is a thinking or perceiving pattern—a way of looking at things.
Showing 217–240 of 958 resources
Join Neurons for free weekly reflections from Dr. L. Michael Hall.