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TRAINING SELF-ACTUALISATION PRINCIPLES

As a trainer, especially a Neuro-Semantic trainer, it’s important to know the psychology that informs our trainings.

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As a trainer, especially a Neuro-Semantic trainer, it’s important to know the psychology that informs our trainings. That’s why the first three days of NSTT is all about the psychology of the APG patterns. First and foremost Neuro-Semantic is informed by Self-Actualisation psychology. So in my reflections from now on I’m going to speak to this subject.

Why is it important to be mindful of Self-Actualisation psychology as Neuro-Semantic trainer? There are many reasons, a main one being that the primary course we learn and teach is APG. It must be remembered that this training came from Michael’s modelling of resilience and is for psychologically healthy individuals. If you’ve trained any amount of NLP or Neuro-Semantic courses you will undoubtedly know that we frequently get attendees who are there for some kind of personal therapy, to try and ‘fix themselves’ from past hurts or overcome insecurities or any amount of other personal issues.