Using NLP for positive change

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NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) is like a “How to manual” for change.

It is a behavioural therapy that helps change something in your life that isn’t how you want it to be.

So, how what issues can NLP help you with?

  • You have a fear of public speaking

  • You have a life-long phobia (e.g. flying, spiders) and it’s stopping you from living your life to the fullest

  • You constantly procrastinate when you need to complete a project or deadline.

  • You experience anxiety about a specific situation or person and you want this to stop

  • You often get into a spiral of negative thinking

  • You want to improve a work/personal relationship that is stuck in a rut

  • You lack self-confidence or have low self-esteem

These are just a few examples of how NLP can help you. NLP can be applied to pretty much anything where you want to improve how you do something, how you feel and how you think.

If you'd like to find out more about how NLP can help you, email me here

 

How NLP has helped some of my clients…

Louise helped me to overcome negative thinking and procrastination using NLP. Louise took great care and time listening to me and understanding my needs and I am now free from procrastination and believe in myself more than ever!
— Giovanna

I had been aware of the obstacles I wanted to change for years but couldn’t find a way through them. Using NLP Louise
helped me take positive action in my relationships and I saw the changes immediately! My relationships are happier and healthier, and I look forward to going to work everyday!
— Lianne
 

I am simply perplexed. How does this work?! I’ve been thinking about this (on and off) for the past 4 days and the anxiety is just not there. I don’t get “that” feeling.
If someone suggested NLP (or affirmations or meditation, I can keep going) to me 5 years ago, I would have told them to go get their head examined and there is no way in hell that this would work for me. I can admit when I’m wrong and boy was I wrong. I wish I had the words to adequately express how grateful I am for you”
— Beth