Neuro Linguistic Programming NLP Technique For Rapid Change By Shawn Carson At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Here is a fun technique for rapid change in your self or your clients. We taught this technique during one of our practice nights for our In-Depth NLP training in New York. Our students enjoyed it very much!

This technique relies on the fact that we code information in sensory terms. This means that when we think of something we see a picture, speak to ourselves, and feel feelings. This technique focuses on the picture the client sees, and in particular on details of that picture such as location. In NLP training this is called Submodalities.

Here is the NLP technique taught in our NLP practitioner course and hypnosis training in New York. The “you” referred to could be your coaching or hypnosis client or it could be you if you are doing the technique on yourself.

1. Think of some issue or problem you would like to change.

2. As you think of that notice what picture comes to mind.

3. As you think of that picture, notice where it is. Point in that direction. Notice how far away the picture is. Is the picture at eye level, above eye level or below eye level?

4. Now notice other details about the picture: is it in color or black and white? Is it a movie or a still frame? Is it 2-D or 3-D? Is it bright color or dull? Is it framed or unframed? These are called the Submodalities in NLP training.

These first 5 steps identify details of the picture associated with the thing we want to change.

Now we do the following steps to transform the picture and hence the problem:

5. Guide the client to turn round through 360 degrees. If the client is in a rotating chair they can spin the chair round. If they are in a fixed chair, ask them to stand and slowly and carefully get them to turn around, making sure they maintain their balance.

6. As they complete the turn, ask them to look at the picture once more and notice what is different. Make a careful note of the changes they notice.

7. As them to turn around again. As they complete the turn, ask them once more to look at the picture and notice what is different.

As the client turns and notices how the picture has changed, there will typically be some submodality that changes with each turn. After a number of turns (maybe 3 through 7) the picture may be transformed into a positive image, or may disappear entirely.

If the picture is transformed, move onto step 10. If the picture disappears, insert the following steps:

8. How do you want to be instead in this situation?

9. Turn once more through 360 degrees. As you complete the turn you will notice a new picture, representing how you want to be in this situation. Turn now.

Now step 10:

10. Turn one more time and notice how this picture is transformed, it may for example be bigger or brighter.

11. And now one more time. Notice how that picture is transformed.

Now, think of the original problem you used to have. How is it different now? This is hypnotic language from our hypnosis training in New York, which sets up the expectation of change.

You will find this technique produces quick and easy change. We teach this technique and others on our NLP training in New York.

Learn this and other techniques on our In-depth NLP training in NY.

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