Lifetide Training

 

Theory and Practice of Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy.

Aims:
A study of the theory and practice of Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy that provides a basis for sound practice from assessment to closure with special reference to developing the ability to model and work with a client’s model of the world. 

Philosophies, paradigms and models influencing the development of NLPt, particularly as they relate to therapeutic applications and should include:

  • an NLPt model of the person and mind
  • a model of gendered and culturally influenced human development
  • a model of human change within the concept of NLP and ways in which change can be facilitated.

  Different approaches to NLP as psychotherapy and a set of clinical concepts to relate theory to practice..

  A critical evaluation of the available research evidence relating to the effectiveness of NLPt as an approach.

Trainers:  Martin Weaver   Peter Young


Reading list

This module will contain the following elements:

Weekend One:

Being in the now - Fritz Perls

  • Introduction - setting the frame for the module
  • Developing the conversational process:- Group exercise(s)
  • What is Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy and what are we doing here?
  • NLPt - the history - Philosophy made simple - From Thales to today.
  • Defining the principles of NLPt Psychotherapy.
  • Fritz Perls & Gestalt. - Questions, Exercises and Exploration.
  • Analysis of Perls in action via a film of Fritz Perls.
  • Discussion and reflection on theory and practice of Gestalt therapy.
  • Exercises in greater depth having observed Fritz Perls.
  • What are we doing here in NLPt terms ?
  • A space for questions, discussion and reflect on the group rules and process and to link them to our own practice and learning.
  • Essays and other module issues.


Weekend Two:

Systems of change - Virginia Satir

  • An open frame to review last weekend and experiences in between.
  • Exercises to discuss our own practice and NLPt way of working.
  • Exercises - Practical experiences of the Satir methods.
  • V Satir. - Questions, Exercises and Exploration.
  • Analysis of Satir in action via a film of Virginia Satir.
  • Practical application of Satir
  • What are we doing here in NLPt terms ?
  • Essays and practical issues around the module Presentations by participants


Weekend Three:

Confused enough yet ? - Milton Erickson

  • Open Frame to review last two weekends and personal experiences.
  • Erickson - exercises to explore practical ways of Erickson methods.
  • Erickson. - Questions, Exercises and Exploration.
  • Human Development and its role in NLPt.
  • What are we doing here in NLPt terms ?
  • Erickson in action.
  • Review of the video.
  • Discussion of the theory and personal practice.
  • Compare with other models as well. Comparison of the NLPt base models and developing an greater understanding of NLPt.
  • Developing own psychotherapeutic style.
  • Review of 3 models and the thinking of Bandler and Grinder.
  • Presentations by participants.


Weekend Four:

New thinking from the old.

  • Open Frame to review previous weekends.
  • Presentation: Peter Young "Behind NLP".
  • Integration of material - presentations by participants.
  • Open Frame; review of the module; about essays and the next step.



Changes may occur to this overview.

 

 

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