NLP Training

NLP At Work

NLP at Work can be applied to every aspect of how you function in the day to day work situation, including the world of influence, communication, negotiation, teamwork, coaching and much more.

It allows for practical and effective use of your unconscious abilities to forge teams, successful manifestation of goals, strategies and sound human relationships. Its core purpose is to reveal who we are as human beings, our behaviour patterns, dreams and challenges.

Who Is This Course For?

NLP at Work is for anyone who wants to take control of their situations, both personal and at work. Anyone who procrastinates can find out why, anyone who needs to strategise or work together in teams can recognise how to understand and communicate well with the members of the group, anyone who wants to understand their own motivations and why they do things will benefit from learning some of the recognised patterns NLP uncovers. Whether you are a newcomer to NLP or have some practice with it, there is something for you here.

Benefits

• A direct introduction to NLP in the workplace.

• Thought-provoking concepts and practices which make you see things from a new perspective and therefore change frustrating or long-term situations.

• Learn how to use these patterns to help team members self-develop.

Please be aware that you will be working on other delegates and they, too, with you. Some catalytic moments may present themselves.

Course Syllabus

The Meta Model

• How to recognise unique styles and behaviour patterns,

• What is your inner personal representational system?

• Using predicates of Speech

• The essence of modelling excellence

• Keys to non-verbal behaviour and language

• Using questioning skills appropriately

Use Of NLP In Various Contexts

• Ways in which we can build relationships

• Enlarging your ability to communicate

• Resolving conflicts

• Recognising the behaviours of the other party in Negotiations

• Achieve goals more quickly

• Leadership Management and Review

Developing Your Skills

• Use of Metaphors

• Phrasing questions properly

• The Swish technique

• Reframing

• Time Lines