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Andy Young, Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing Sheffield Hallam University
A useful guide for those who new to NLP and experienced practitioners who want to develop their skills.
This accessible text is particularly useful for healthcare practitioners who want to know more about how persuasion can change attitudes.
The book provides a comprehensive guide to the application of NLP within psychotherapy and powerfully describes potential positive outcomes for both therapists and service users.
Chapter 2 specifically deals with how emotional states effect the brain and Chapter 3 focuses upon intervention choices and how to change submodalities. Chapter 4 considers specific disorders and acknowledges the difficulty of helping complex cases.
The author defines difficult and technical terms such as -˜trancework' and -˜parts integration' and provides a straightforward account of the principles underlying NLP.
The second half of the book is dedicated to exploring -˜choices for change' and using advanced NLP techniques within established theoretical models such as Motivational Interviewing.
A particular strength of the book is that it makes generous use of case transcripts to demonstrate the practical application of NLP techniques in counselling and psychotherapy.
Overall this is a very accessible text, which clearly explains the subject and is highly recommended for clinicians' students and laypeople alike.
This accessible text is particularly useful for healthcare practitioners who want to know more about how persuasion can change attitudes.
The book provides a comprehensive guide to the application of NLP within psychotherapy and powerfully describes potential positive outcomes for both therapists and service users.
Chapter 2 specifically deals with how emotional states effect the brain and Chapter 3 focuses upon intervention choices and how to change submodalities. Chapter 4 considers specific disorders and acknowledges the difficulty of helping complex cases.
The author defines difficult and technical terms such as -˜trancework' and -˜parts integration' and provides a straightforward account of the principles underlying NLP.
The second half of the book is dedicated to exploring -˜choices for change' and using advanced NLP techniques within established theoretical models such as Motivational Interviewing.
A particular strength of the book is that it makes generous use of case transcripts to demonstrate the practical application of NLP techniques in counselling and psychotherapy.
Overall this is a very accessible text, which clearly explains the subject and is highly recommended for clinicians' students and laypeople alike.
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23/07/2007 01:00
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