Time Line Therapy®

In some articles on the web, in the “New Age” world as well as in many of the questions we receive for our monthly VidChat we encounter the issue of transferal of power from ego to innate knowingness of the soul in order to create the shift of consciousness that…

Daily Star in the UK and Tech.Slashdot.org were two of the websites reporting recently about an “interesting” experiment run by Facebook regarding emotional response of users. See it here Facebook ‘scientists’ manipulating newsfeeds to try and control users’ emotions and here Facebook’s Emotion Experiment: Too Far, Or Social Network Norm?…

Here is an answer, one page or less, to a common question in NLP. Can NLP help in weight loss? My personal experience is, “Yes!” Let me tell you about a really good friend from many years ago who lost a lot of weight using NLP and Time Line Therapy®…

Swish is a pattern belonging to the broad Submodalities category in NLP. It's a quick fix, meaning that you don't have to inquire a lot about the client's personal history or have a lot of content-data...Read More

Here is an answer, two pages or less, to a common question in NLP. (The NLP technique we use for anxiety is Time Line Therapy®.) Since Sigmund Freud called it “angst” (which relates to anxiety and fear), Anxiety has been one of the most commonly heard complaints by therapists and…

“You are not entitled to your opinion. You are entitled to your informed opinion. No one is entitled to be ignorant.” • Harlan Ellison I schedule this article well in advance of its posting since I will begin a long and busy schedule of trainings in Australia and I will…

As you can tell from the title of this post, this article is focused primarily on a practical technique to create (yes to create) a future you want rather than something that “just happens”. In the NLP Coaching Master Practitioner trainings during the Time Line Therapy® Master section we unravel…

One of the sayings that survived over the centuries in many of our traditions around the world is that the four responsibilities of the true Magician are “To Know, To Will, To Dare, and To Keep Silent.”  1 . To Know in this context represents more than simply the “knowledge”…