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"Just do it! This training will be useful in every area of your life! It was a GREAT experience!"
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"The program is of particular value for early-mid career people who deal with people at work. It is effective for managing relationships upward, laterally, and subordinate because relationships hinge on communication.
The training gets you out of the world of your habits and gently rattles the cage of those habits.
I expanded my social world by meeting and developing good new friendships with bright, articulate, well-intentioned people. That alone is worth the price of admission."
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"Any coach who is committed to helping clients be their best would find NLP training to be a tremendous investment."
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"NLP training just entirely changed my approach with my patients. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for for years. Peter was a teacher who allowed me to grow professionally speaking, and in a way that will be there forever. Thank you so much!"
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"NLP Training provides the stuff you never learn in school about how to function effectively in the world. It gives very concrete and actionable strategies to help you achieve your goals, overcome your limitations, and communicate effectively..."
"NLP training introduces a range of practical skills and tools with tremendously powerful application to one's work life and personal relationships. Thanks, Peter, for your excellent flexibility and accessibility."
"NLP has allowed me to drastically improve the way I communicate with others.
Understanding more about my thoughts, patterns, feelings, and choices has been
a wonderful and empowering experience. I have more flexibility than I thought
possible."
"I learned that just about anything I want to do in life , that is "success" to
me, I can. NLP provides the tools, the structure, and the processes to enhance
one's opportunities for success."
I am just now completing the nine-month Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
Practitioner Certification Course offered by NLP Trainer Peter F. Kean of the
NLP Institute of Washington, DC, and his assistant, NLP Master Practitioner
Elizabeth Hand. My motivation to take this course revolved around (1) my
desire to learn the discipline that made Anthony Robbins so sought after, (2) a
desire to apply these NLP skills to the development of my own personal coaching
practice, (3) the fact that the training was offered locally, and (4) the
reasonableness of the tuition rate. Peter's course lived up to all these
expectations quite handily! In fact, I would like to offer you the benefits of
my hindsight of this training, by describing it below in terms of a recipe. I
am sure that each of you knows that a recipe is nothing more than a set of
ingredients and
instructions that, when assembled in the right amount, in the right order,
using the right utensils and employing the right processes to prepare, will
yield something that is delectable to consume. With that in mind, here is how
I would describe Peter Kean's course, which I highly recommend to others who
are serious about learning the artful practice of NLP:
NLP Practitioner Cake
In a cozy classroom coated with Respect, combine trainers and students, mixing
slowly with Integrity, Knowledge and Exercises, until ingredients become
difficult to distinguish one from another. As the mixing progresses, the
ingredients will slowly heat and bond to one another from Trust. Keep stirring
the contents, until the texture of Practice becomes smooth and uniform.
Add manuals, to leaven the mixture. Cover the classroom from the outside world
and allow to stand for weekends at a time. After the mixture rises in
Confidence, place in the oven of the Real World and bake on High
Experimentation. Remove from oven when turned to Golden Opportunity. Test for
firmness of Competency. Coat entire NLP cake with the sweet icing of
Certification. Serves many.
"I think that we are all given lessons in a controlled environment for
critically important things like driving, flying aircraft, etc. When it comes
to our lives, which is the most important thing for all of us, we are thrown
in, sink or swim, no lessons, with hundreds of people worse off than we are
yelling instructions from the shore. You try a couple of strokes and get a
mouthful of water or damn near drown.
"The NLP practitioner course would be likened to four weeks of intensive
swimming classes at the YMCA.
"Result:
"I have learned that I know more than I ever thought I did. My self-confidence
has increased. I believe more strongly in my ideas and the way I want to do
things - and without needing to apologize for them. I feel I have refined some
of my techniques as a therapist and become more creative in the process. I
have come to find that I have more internal resources and am now able to begin
the process to actualize my dreams and goals.
"NLP could be the most important synthesis of knowledge about communication to
emerge since the sixties."
"NLP may be the most powerful vehicle for change in existence."
"...NLP cannot be dismissed as just another hustle. Its theoretical
underpinnings represent an ambitious attempt to codify and synthesize the
insights of linguistics, body language, and the study of communication systems."
"(NLP) does offer the potential for making changes without the usual agony that
accompanies those phenomena...Thus it affords the opportunity to gain
flexibility, creativity, and greater freedom of action than most of now
know...."
"Of all the techniques [for healing co-dependency] in this book, I consider NLP
to be one of the most powerful..."
Learning NLP is like reading the instruction manual for your own mind.
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