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NEURO-SEMANTIC FORMATS FOR TRAINING NLP

Several Trainers have ask questions about training NLP and Neuro-Semantics and so I will take the time to address in this and the next article.

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Several Trainers have ask questions about training NLP and Neuro-Semantics and so I will take the time to address in this and the next article. When questions arise from these posts, send them to me especially if you think it would be good for everybody.

  • What is the Neuro-Semantic approach to training, assessing, and certifying NLP?
  • What kind of “packages” are Neuro-Semantic Trainers using in training NLP?
  • What are the possibilities for changing and altering things?

NLP Practitioner Training

Traditionally and historically the basic Training of NLP is called “Practitioner Training” and results in a Certificate— NLP Practitioner Certification. This we also do in Neuro-Semantics, and the brand name we use is, Meta-NLP Certification.

Over the years we have reduced the training to a minimum of 7 days, although the last times I trained it, it ended up being 8 or 9 or even 10 days. And that also meant that people had to do prerequisite readings or video-watching prior to coming. The reduction to 7 days is so that those seven days will be full of practice and hands-on guidance after a person knows and has acquaintance with the models, patterns, and language.