Questioning Skills is one of the most useful competencies and skill sets for therapists, coaches, really anyone who is working with others to achieve outcomes and get stuff done.

Nigel Hetherington will be demonstrating how NLP’s Meta Model can be used extremely effectively to gather, create and flesh out action plans to really make things happen. From personal outcomes and goals to large scale business planning the non-therapeutic application of the process is the same.

Come and join this inclusive and structured North East NLP practice group on Tuesday 18th to explore the use of NLP’s meta model to form action plans that actually work.

So if you have some personal outcomes and goals you want to explore and actualise or if you have a business project that you want to turn into a realistic and workable plan come along and learn the process for yourself.

If you are quite serious about developing your skills and coming away with process you can use in the real world then get yourself along and join our friendly, inclusive and growing community.

7-9 pm with all refreshments provided for just £10.00

St. Oswald’s Teaching Centre
Regent Avenue, Gosforth,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 1EE

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Most other people would be content to sit around, eat birthday cake and reminisce. Not us! We are going to have our usual structured foray into the world of NLP and then eat birthday cake and reminisce.

The subject of this month’s meeting will be an NLP version of ‘The Work’ a self development process created by Byron Katie. Although she doesn’t mention NLP in her work there are many NLP aspects in her approach to eliciting and neutralising limiting beliefs. In this workshop Andy Hunt will explore the work from an NLP perspective and demonstrate ways of applying it in daily life.

We do hope you can come along and join our Birthday Bash!
Since it’s our Birthday it’s FREE … and there will be cake!

The NLP Cafe meets at 7pm on Tuesday, October 21st 2008 at St Oswald’s Hospice Teaching Centre, Regent Ave, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 1EE

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“Why do today what can easily be put of till tomorrow ( or the day after that) “

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Procrastination is a much used and most misunderstood word. You see procrastination does not mean you are a lazy bugger. It simply means there are other good reasons or purposes why you put stuff off.

That said, how much do you want to get stuff done? Do you want the motivation and conviction to achieve more than you already do?

The NLP Cafe, Newcastle’s structured and applied NLP practice group is back on 16th September 2008 after a short holiday.

The topic for the practice group is a process for getting things done. Create outcomes and goals that have a real purpose and create the necessary motivation and resolve to really get things done.

If you are quite serious about developing your skills and coming away with process you can use in the real world then get yourself along and join our friendly, inclusive and growing community.

7-9 pm with all refreshments provided for just £10.00

St. Oswald’s Teaching Centre
Regent Avenue, Gosforth,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 1EE

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The NLP Cafe, Newcastle structured and applied NLP practice group is back in September.

Do you procrastinate or do you get stuff done? Do you want a really cool systematic way of getting stuff done?

Getting stuff done is one of the things that radically differentiates what is often termed as the difference between success or failure.

The evening will comprise of a logical and structured way to prioritise tasks / goals or outcomes and then build the motivation and desire to do it using NLP.

The elements and processes to DO IT will be demonstrated and you will have the opportunity to work on real tasks / issues or goals that are present in your life.

Join Andy Hunt and Nigel Hetherington at St Oswald’s Hospice Teaching Centre between 7pm and 9pm on August 19th.

The evening costs just £10 for which you will receive a Cafe Credit which will give you a £10 discount on any course run by Andy Hunt or Nigel Hetherington.

PS: This is an excellent way of finding out what we are like as trainers and the kind of thing you might expect to get from one of our IntegrityNLP Practitioner trainings.

You can expect a planned and well structured day in a warm comfortable and purpose built training environment.There is plenty of secure parking too. Tea and biscuits in abundance throughout the day.

We also have Kim Bull as a guest presenter.

The day is complementary if you have been a participant on any of our NLP courses,
otherwise it is excellent value at just £10.00 with tea and biscuits in abundance throughout the day.

Days Topics
Making your private parts work for you
Time Perceptions - Anchoring
Sequences for Good Times - Submodalities
Getting on Better with People - Perceptual Positions

The Venue
St Oswalds Hospice
Regent Avenue
Gosforth
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE3 1EE
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Times
Start 9.30am
Lunch 12.30-1.30
Finish 5.00pm

Sometimes we find ourselves in situations that trigger unresourceful states in us. A letter from the bank, being called into the bosses office, having to do the paper work, etc, etc.

Wouldn’t it be nice if that not so useful state automatically triggered a more resourceful state in that situation? Not surprisingly NLP has a number of state based processes to help that happen.

In the next NLP Cafe on Tuesday July 15th we will use a simple technique called the Anchor Dance for automatically taking you from an unresourceful to a resourceful state quickly and easily.

Join Andy Hunt and Nigel Hetherington at St Oswald’s Hospice Teaching Centre between 7pm and 9pm on July 15th to find out how to do the Anchor Dance (courtesy of Vikas Dikshit an inventive NLPer from Pune, India).

The evening costs just £10 for which you will receive a Cafe Credit which will give you a £10 discount on any course run by Andy Hunt or Nigel Hetherington.

PS: This is a great way of finding out what we are like as trainers and the kind of thing you might expect to get from one of our IntegrityNLP Practitioner trainings.

Whichever course duration you have chosen to be best for you, we have at least one thing in common and that is the wonders and immeasurable opportunity’s developing our NLP skills opens up for us.

When I was studying for my NLP practitioner course I really enjoyed the extra opportunity to practice my NLP skills with a group of like minded people.

Our NLP Practice Group, The NLP Cafe is structured, so you know in advance what process will be demonstrated on the night and its well supervised by experienced trainers who demonstrate the process first.

The NLP Cafe meets on the third Tuesday of the month to practice NLP and we meet on the first Wednesday of the month to practice hypnotherapy at The Trance Cafe.

Our practice groups are open to all practitioners, master practitioners and anyone who is currently studying for an NLP practitioner certificate.

Some states are very simple and have common every day names such as: angry, loving, dissappointed. Other states can be complex combinations of feelings and moods that may have no name but are very familiar to us.

Many people think that their state is something they are stuck with, in reality they are easy to change and choose. States and state management is a fundamental part of NLP.

In the next NLP Café meeting on May 20th we will explore getting in and out of states. In the first part of this practice group we will use a process to tease apart unresourceful states so that they are easier to change. In second part we will work on creating tailor made states for use on any occasion.

Join Andy Hunt and Nigel Hetherington to get in, and out of, a bit of a state at St Oswald’s Hospice Training Centre, Gosforth, Newcastle on Tuesday May 20th between 7pm & 9pm.

Usually the intensity of the experience fades in time and we are OK. But other times there are one, two or a few memories that just seem to pop up and surface and whoom all the unwanted emotional energy is there. Its painful, unpleasant and unwanted.

What would it be like if you can learn a simple and brief NLP process to resolve these types of painful emotional imprints? How useful will it be for you to clear up your own undesirable responses to your own personal history events? What sort of benefits can you imagine when this process is in your tool bag?

Steve and Connirae Andreas developed NLP Eye Movement Integration on 1989. Additionally there will be a further addition ‘Lazy-Eights’ which Andrew T Austin demonstrated while we attended his excellent IEMT training.

Come along for two hours of well structured and
applied NLP Practice

7-9pm Tuesday 15th April at St Oswalds Coleman Teaching Centre