NLP MASTERS - DAY 2

Sleight of Mouth

Alunika Dobrovolski is psychologist, NLP trainer, speaker, writer, YouTube author, opinion leader for Russian speaking community
I help people win in their inner games, live and think happier and more effective. More than 60 000 people made their life better in different fields. Improved their communication, relationship, lifestyle and health.

Sleight of Mouth is a system of language patterns, devised and described by Robert Dilts. This system will help you to use the magic of words and language with more quality and better results. Getting to know how to use Sleight of mouth will make you a great communicator.
Specific result: Great communication skills.

Coreograph the Development of NLP

Terrence McClendon was born in the San Francisco Bay Area in California USA.
He spent four years in the United States Marine Corps, serving 13 months in Vietnam as a platoon radio operator. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) degree from The University of California Santa Cruz and then attended Graduate School at The University of Santa Clara California, where he received a Masters Degree in Counseling Psychology.

Beginning in 1972 he was associated with the lead developers of NLP in Santa Cruz California and participated in numerous core development workshops for a decade.

Metaphors of Movement

Andrew T. Austin is a therapist with a background in Neurosurgery and Clinical Neurology as a registered nurse.
With a busy private practice in West Sussex, England, Andrew has a specialist interest in the “schizophrenias” and has been heavily influenced by the writings of notables such as R.D. Laing and Thomas Szasz.

Representational systems and Eye-Accessing Cues 

NLP, neuro-linguistic programming, is something that just really opens people's worlds, when they finally get control of their brains.
The Eye-Accessing Cues is something that gives us the ability to look at someone during a normal conversation, quote unquote, "normal conversation", because you have to guide it a little bit. But you can watch their eyes during that conversation and get a glimpse into what they are thinking during the conversation based on where they are looking.