Applying NLP to special education students

The Science Behind the Secret

Dr. Diane Kramer
President, PeakSkills Learning Systems
Founder, Extraordinary Self® Development Programs

What is the claim of The Secret?

The Secret is all the buzz about how to attract what you want most in life. The concept, as well as the book and film detailing The Secret, became overnight phenomena when Oprah featured it on her show. What makes The Secret so attractive to people? What does The ...

by Don A. Blackerby, Ph.D.  

Introduction 

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity (ADHD) is a learning disability of much interest to parents, schools and now even in the adult oriented workplace. It creates much havoc in classroom settings, in family gatherings, in the corporate boardroom, in many different kinds of social settings and in relationships (both personal and business). Opinions regarding its origin, cause of the behavioral symptoms and method of treatment vary widely creating much confusion amo ...

with Tim & Kris Hallbom

Dynamic Spin Release (DSR) is a practical way to quickly help someone clear out their negative thoughts patterns and emotions, physical pain, limiting beliefs and imprints.

My husband, Tim and I, have found that most of our thoughts, feelings and emotions have a certain unconscious spin to them–in which they either turn clockwise or counterclockwise. Over time, we have noticed that most problem states or negative emotions seem to be spinning one direction, while positive states and emotions spin another direction.  If you take a negative emotion, and reverse the direction of the spin, the negativity of the emotion will disappear. If you take a positive feeling and spin it faster and faster in the same direc ...

by Carla Woody
Published in April/May 2008 Perspective Magazine
By the Association for Humanistic Psychology

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One of the travelers in our Maya Mysteries program eperienced a natural healing during our trip in January 2008 that has been scientifically documented. I’ll call the traveler  Hope to protect her privacy, even though she’s given permission to use her story.

by Steve Andreas

    First there was psychoanalysis, analyzing the mind. Then there was psychotherapy, in which one person treats or “therapizes” another. NLP can also be used in this way, but primarily NLP is about psychoeducation, teaching someone how to use their mind, so that people can use it with themselves, as more of a personal practice, rather than a therapy, and in this piece I’ll offer you an example.

    We have a private well, with a pressure tank to maintain pressure. Our water pressure had been somewhat low, so on the last day of November I adjusted the pressure switch, turned on the pump, and happi ...

Integrating Both Sides of the Brain

by Al Sargent, Marilyn Sargent, Kevin L. Humphrey

We’ve all heard the phrase, “I have half a mind to ...” which may be true! If this describes what is happening cognitively for a person, he or she may literally be using only half of the information that is coded in their brain to deal with a particular situation or event. Missing is an integration of thinking; an amalgamation of right and left brain perspectives. Hemispheric Integration™ opens up new possibilities by teaching us how to access our “other mind’s eye,” or that half of the brain which “sees” things other than what we may consciously be aware. Research demonstrates that the brain codes “reality” differently in each of hemisphere of the brain. . .

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Activating your spontaneous healing or getting your very own innate healing system working fully again, requires you to understand your innate healing system language.

Learning this highly specialised language is challenging because invariably it is beyond conscious thinking or any form of education. Read Activating Spontaneous Healing 1st edition Sept 2008. ISBN 978-2-8399-0326-4 available at info@asr-key.ch $35 US.

In a nutshell, the things that block this ...

This story is published by IASH in response to a discussion at the 2006 IASH biennial conference, at which several members expressed concern about the limitations imposed by professional licensure.  Note:  The paper by Steve Andreas, which is copied below, contains references to attached documents, which are not copied.
 
The paper is reprinted with the kind permission of Steve Andreas. 

How NLP Was Saved From Regulation

Introduction by Merilee Dannemann-Kamerman