NLP Techniques Anyone Can Use

by Roger Ellerton

NLP is a powerful personal change/communication model, based on solid theoretical footings - psychology, physiology, systems theory and communication. Six typical NLP processes are described that anyone - managers, parents, coaches, etc. - can use to help themselves or others to be more resourceful, be more aware of their actions on others or to undertake interesting and challenging opportunities.

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First published September 21, 2010

About the author

For over thirty years, Roger has been helping individuals, from all walks of life and all ages to learn, to address challenges at work and at home and to get more of what they desire in life. He has accomplished this as a tenured faculty member at the University of New Brunswick, an executive in the Canadian federal government, a certified management consultant (CMC), a coach, a business, personal growth and NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) trainer and as an author and international public speaker.

He is the author of the highly successful book Live Your Dreams Let Reality Catch Up: NLP and Common Sense for Coaches, Managers and You and the co-designer and co-presenter on the audiotape series Change at the Speed of Thought!. He is a well-respected trainer, coach and public speaker; having been listed in the International Whos Who in Education. Roger delivers his trainings and presentations with humour, caring and a personal touch.

For over fifteen years, he has been - and continues to be - a student of personal development methodologies; thus transforming his own life and assisting others to do so as well. Roger is the founder and managing partner of Renewal Technologies Inc., a company providing management of change and personal growth consulting, coaching, public speaking and training services.
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Reviews

[N P Stockton/D A Stockton · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very brief and baslc

Although the author has written many books and articles on NLP, this is not a good example. Briefly outlines several approaches and recommends further reading.

[Alison Stegert · Rating 3 out of 5]

A concise introduction to NLP