All about Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP).
                     All about Neuro-linguistic 
Programming (NLP)
Introduction
• Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a therapeutic technique 
involving the study and implementation of techniques employed by 
effective people to achieve a particular objective. 
• This relates to different results emotions, words, and action patterns 
learned through experience.
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Components
• Neuro: The physical elements of our neurology, and the intellectual and 
emotional elements 
• Linguistic: Linguistics applies to the vocabulary you use, and more 
precisely how you interact with others and, more importantly, how you 
interact with yourself
• Programming: Seeing your mind as your internal operating system is 
how our past memories, feelings and emotions influence all aspects of 
our lives.
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History
• Neuro-linguistic programming at the University of California , Santa 
Cruz, was founded in the 1970s. 
• The principal founders are linguist John Grinder and knowledge 
scientist and mathematician Richard Bandler.
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How it Works?
• Core elements of neuro-linguistic programming are planning, 
intervention and efficient communication. 
• The belief is that if an individual can understand how another person 
performs a task, then the process can be copied and communicated to 
others so that they too can perform the task.
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Six Logical Levels
• Purpose
• Identity
• Beliefs  and Values
• Capabilities and Skills
• Behaviors
• Environment
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In Therapy
• Consequently, a therapist who performs NLP will consider how a person 
perceives their "path" in therapy, and the impact this interpretation 
may have on the thoughts and actions of that person.
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Uses
Neuro-linguistic programming has been used to treat a wide range of 
issues. These include:
1. Panic, fear, and phobia 
2. Communication difficulties 
3. After-traumatic stress 
4. Breakdowns 
5. Attention-hyperactivity deficiency 
6. Addiction 
7. Schizophrenia 
8. Obsessions and stresses 
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Programming Research 
• Researchers investigated whether the language and visualization 
techniques used in neuro-linguistic programming would help to better 
prepare children with special education needs for classroom learning.
• Researchers concluded that NLP strategies helped the children develop 
a optimistic, learning-friendly state of mind.
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Limitations
• Neuro-linguistic programming's most important weakness is arguably a 
lack of empirical evidence to support the other big statements made by 
advocates. 
• Another one is Lack of the training and qualification laws.
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Conclusion
• Taking an NLP course is like learning how to get fluent in your mind's 
language so that the ever-so-helpful "server" that is your unconscious 
ends up getting what you really want out of life. 
• NLP is an outstanding analysis in communication – with oneself and 
with others.
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