What is NLP? (and why it is mostly bulls#@t)

What is NLP?
In this video we are going to look at the murky origin of NLP, what is is and isn’t, and why one guy gets passionately angry at people for getting NLP wrong.
NLP stands for Neuro Linguistic Programming and that is pretty much where all the consensus on its meaning stops. The co-founders Richard Bandler and John Grinder seem to still be arguing with each other and other NLP people around the world about the actual meaning of NLP. But in this video I will do my best to answer the question "What is NLP?" and give some background and history of NLP also.
I’m Jasper Geluk, an Ex-NLP trainer, and this is Personal Development Explained.
Thank you for watching and feel free to let me know your question in the comments below 😊
Jasper Geluk

[@sedat4151]

Like all other ‘models’, NLP is a system that simply represents things that are already happening. It consciously represents things we are already doing, though mostly unconsciously; thought processes, relationship dynamics etc… This implies that all systems are ‘mostly bullshit’ if you compare them to the realities they’re created to represent. And this is ironically due to the distortions, deletions and generalizations that are explained and represented best in the NLP system. Unlike other systems, NLP is more expanding and flexible than other systems, other than NeuroSemantics that builds upon NLP.

[@Luiz-rt8eo]

Cool! You're the first person I see to do this in a open and critical manner! And props to you for doing it with such a humorous tone! Great video 👏👏

[@skionen1781]

I know right 😂 what a clown 🤡 the only clown

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@fasteddylove-muffin6415]

No he's not the 1st person to critique NLP.

[@Luiz-rt8eo]

@@fasteddylove-muffin6415 But he's the first person I see to do that. There's a difference in grammar.

[@fasteddylove-muffin6415]

@@Luiz-rt8eo KZbin is a public forum. "You're the first person I've seen critique NLP" would have been the correct grammar to use. Yes, I am very particular on the use of grammar & language. Sorry.

[@Ponasenkov]

You made a great job! The quality of your video making is so high!

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Thank you! I put a lot of time into them now 😅

[@liammhodonohue]

I can remember the pickup artist book "The Game". My mum bought it for me😂 for my birthday. While reading it, i thought - no normal woman can fall for this manipulation. Would i want a sleazeball trying this on my sister? No. Also, the book got significant exposure, so i knew it couldn't be long until someone spotted these scripts. This book and the realm of PUA leaned heavily on NLP. I remember going to free lecture at university and thinking - this is like a Scientology lecture. I tried hard to give it a chance, not be too sceptical, give respect to the teacher etc. It just set off my bullshit meter. Guys in the audience I'm sure were there because of The Game.

[@fasteddylove-muffin6415]

You're speaking of the misuse of NLP of course. Not the original intent--by far not the original intent of NLP. Just about any system--especially one of persuasion & influence can be misused.

[@user-bf3pc2qd9s]

Yep. I just commented on another video that I'd experienced two different gentlemen trying to NLP me in relationships ( newsflash... didn't work) and that was long before the PUA game. They were both completely rank individuals.... scarily enough one is now qualified as a psychologist so God help his clients. Luckily for the UK he seems to be infesting Scandinavia these days.

[@jeffxcc]

The thing about NLP is when you use it most of the time it just works. If it's BS it's very Effective BS! Collapsing Anchors and Phobia Cure is absolutely mindblowing!

[@fatoma9120]

Your video truly helped me understand this field. I was truly interested in neurolinguistics and I was completely unaware about all this.

[@ronjaenisch4613]

As a santa cruz trained NLP guy.............I love your video...............Reminds me a lot of Seminars with the Bandler running the show. I can recall a therapist using a technique I gave him and calling me weeks later to complain its bad for business............cause it works.

[@swagsukeuchiha7599]

are you serious?

[@karimabouchiba6271]

Studying NLP was the best thing that happened in my life❤❤❤ We just need good trainers

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Same! It has enhanced every relationship in my life. Especially my relationships at work, in regards to how I communicate and the way people treat me as a result.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

This guy has done very little research, and really has no clue what he's talking about. He's talking about how some of the techniques didn't originate with NLP. of course they didn't! And they openly admit that. NLP pulls from many, many different ideas, as well as disciplines. Worst explanation of NLP I've ever heard 😂

[@justahumanbeing.709]

@@heartandmindovercome3214 he was an NLP trainer so i thin he does know what he is talking about very well, you are just trying to discredit him as you don't like what he s saying.

[@EFLCounsellingandCoaching]

Thank you for taking the time to explore this much needed aspect of NLP. Over last 10 years I feel like NLP has borrowed tentacles. So good to see it explained and simplified. Critical thinking fading before our eyes with so many super powers introduced online go beyond evident based approaches. In my line of work I get to see so many people confused and lost after a while. I am glad that you pointed out what aspect of 'NLP' can be utilized.

[@CC-wy1gn]

Great, balanced information. Well presented! Thank you. 👏

[@jean-philippebeard6569]

Fair and honest analysis. Thank you.

[@KKvlogsofficial]

I’m afraid I have to disagree, the fact that it’s a bunch of different techniques used earlier or after by other methodologies, and that they’re packed under the name of NLP doesn’t make it bs. That’s why any good therapist or specialist in the matter will be using all different sorts of techniques that work for them and their clients, regardless if it’s a traditional talk-through therapy, CBT, NLP or any other. What I don’t necessarily disagree with you on is the part in which you state that the community around NLP might be a mess, but that’s also not uncommon in just about any of those circles that at the end of the day aim at making people money. So - techniques work, whether you like it or not (which means NLP at its core is not bs). Cheers. :)

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Well said. Therapy is aimed at making money. In order to do something well you have to do it full time. In order to do something full time you have to be able to make money doing it. I mean holy crap lol. Some placed are pretty expensive. But you can learn NLP relatively cheap. I've had people tell me that they actually learned more about people and how they really communicate in their first week of NLP training than their whole masters in psychology. The payoff is a small price to pay. The tecniques and communication skills have positively improved my life for sure.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

here are some legit studies on NLP Sturt J, Ali S, Robertson W, Metcalfe D, Grove A, Bourne C, Bridle C. Neurolinguistic programming: a systematic review of the effects on health outcomes. Br J Gen Pract. 2012 Nov;62(604):e757-64. doi: 10.3399/bjgp12X658287. PMID: 23211179; PMCID: PMC3481516. Concluded, "This systematic review demonstrates that there is little evidence that NLP interventions improve health-related outcomes. The study conclusion reflects the limited quantity and quality of NLP research, rather than robust evidence of no effect." Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

A few NLP Studies Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

NLP Studies Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@pintogonzalezmariafernanda8966]

Yes and no. The techniques themselves may work, that is a yes, but each one of them were made with their own disciplinary approach and epistemological basis, each of them with their own and very independent core between each other. If you get the technique out of its approach it is possible that it´s original goal its not acomplished, also it is highly possible that interpretation of its results and the adaptations that you do with the people along the way may be missguided. And for the other comment, if therapy is only about making money, then we might as well stop. It´s unethical to reproduce practices that could do more harm than good just for the sake of a personal benefit. (Sorry if the idea came up difficult to understand, english isn´t my first lenguage).

[@VascoDaGamaOtRupcha]

As anything else in life , NLP can be exploited by crooks especially since it's not clear cut scientific field (yet). However I personally use many techniques , which I've polished over the years to a quite non negligible effect. Frankly, I don't know how I could have survived without them. They take considerable mental effort and diligence, but the effects sometimes feel like magic.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

NLP Studies: Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@horaciogomez4368]

I love the way you finished the video “take the bits that are useful and forget the non sense”.

[@GhostsOfSparta]

Haha well said! You tube started pushing NLP adds on me, that is why I am here.

[@franciscosaldana2879]

One of the problems of talk therapy is that the somstic effects are not taken into consideration and so you have people walking around who have a PHD in their psychological peoblems but they have not changed their lifes after many years of therapy.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@GregoryGreene1906]

I enjoy Christina Hall's version of NLP and her work,

[@betlamed]

Thank you for doing the research I attempted half-heartedly a few times. My frustration with NLP is that some parts of it seem be at least somewhat valid, but they're so few and far between. For example, repeating another person's words really seems to improve communication, to a degree. But there is sooooooo much b.s. like "mirroring the decision strategy". So how does one filter the good from the bad, and how does one find the sources for the good bits?

[@pelican774]

Amazing video! Thanks!!!

[@kunicross]

Always sad when a video that seemingly took so much effort gets so few views. A colleague came up with it (somebody with a very steep downward and radicalized personal development over the last couple of years...) so I took a look and the first x pages of results about npl are glorious obvious snake oil salespeople. (my personal stance was that that stuff had been mostly debunked at least 10+ years ago) But seeming the relatively low amount of views on all nlp videos it might be just not as popular overall. Also got 2 snakeoil lifecoach ads before and after the video I just hope the algorithm did not recognize my searchin too much 😂

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Yes NLP is definitely on its way out. But there are still some small groups/circles where it is taken way to serious. I just exited one of those a few years ago and just happy to share my side of things now. Will just keep making these vids for fun and if I can help someone out that is struggling or wondering about NLP, all the better. Best to you and hope your friend doesn’t go off to far. Usually if balances out in a couple years 🤞

[@stevetb7777]

It isn't snake oil. There may be some trainers who aren't legit. It is magical, if you do it right... and have the right trainers... and you practice. And.. you have to study with multiple trainers to get the big picture. The thinking behind the thinking is where the magic really is.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Who debunked it?

[@KosmoAlley2]

Snake oil has more value than NLP

[@stressfreelife5838]

Thank you dear for such a good presentation. I got NLP certification and I never show it in my credentials

[@rhaselrig]

This is an incredibly funny video in an enlightening way.

[@nitishgautam5420]

9:52 Summary of this video 😂😅 by the best video on nlp . ...kudoos to your hardwork

[@philbooth6372]

I had a friend who spent thousands on NLP courses to help improve her people skills for her career and marriage,last time I saw her she had been sacked from her job and the marriage had completely collapsed! Like religion and psychotherapy NLP promises to take away peoples problems(or help people deal with their problems if you want to split hairs),usually they spend a fortune and waste a lot of time before realising that it doesn't work!

[@ninjaqade879]

Tell me you don't understand the difference between religion and cult without actually telling me

[@stevetb7777]

NLP and other derivates changed my life many, many times over. I would not be here today otherwise. One issue here is that taking a class does NOT necessarily transfer into SKILLS you have developed. It takes practice in order to develop skills. FEW people leave those trainings and PRACTICE. The other issue is, "doing" NLP on one's self is something that is rarely taught effectively. This is something I had to learn on my own. The reality is so many trainers (any field, not just NLP) talk the talk but don't walk the walk. Few even know HOW to effectively transform themselves. Few NLP based trainings even talk about how to transform YOU. It DOES WORK, if YOU do the work.

[@philbooth6372]

@@stevetb7777 It is good to hear you think it has helped you,however until Richard Bandler and co open it up to scientific study ,it will always be placed in the "Snake oil"category by educated people.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

That can happen to anyone. NLP doesn't give you magic powers 😂

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

​@@stevetb7777same! It's helped my life greatly. Also, well said 👍

[@HowtorockAstrology]

I think this gentleman is a tad jaded haha, but this was still a well-done and informative video... I'm into NLP myself and I agree there is much quackery to be discerning about. Those desperate for healing can be curtailed by such quackery bc they want so badly to be healed. Then again though, for those of relatively sound mind, going to a proper trained NLP practitioner can lead to great breakthroughs. I'm not certified and obvs neither is this gentleman, so it is easy to see why he made this cautionary video, I assume, without having experienced any positive breakthroughs. The western system is very left-brain rational mind oriented; thus universities etc have a systemic approach that bypasses some of the mysterious insights that ancient techniques used in proper NLP can bring about. I especially encourage people to learn about the NLP lineage of Tad James, who was steeped in ancient mysticisms from various parts of the world, and who integrated Eastern with Western practices in a very clinical way. Its really all about developing rapport between your unconscious and conscious mind. The unconscious has everything you need to be healthy, and it even transgresses through behaviors that might seem useless, but are actually programs intended to heal and bring about safety, such as when someone has a panic attack - its not a malady, and the unconscious should not be "punished" for doing it. It is a survival strategy. The linguistic part is what is meant by changing your understanding of your unconscious behaviors to see them as a pure libidinal impulse intended for the betterment of the individual. You don't cut out the roots of your behavior completely and lobotomize yourself (with pills, hypnotherapy, etc); an NLP practitioner simply guides you to acknowledge with language what your unconscious is intending to do, so you can get into a proper relationship with the impulses and signals of your libidinal unconscious. I encourage folks to consider the left-brained rational control bias in this video... So far as it goes though this was a useful video and very well-done, I cant dispute that. And he was really very objective and impersonal in the end about it. As a fellow youtuber and someone interested in seeing all perspectives, I say this video is worth its salt and I'm happy it exists, to give context with my more positive experiences with NLP. Thanks so much for your effort, PDE!

[@stevetb7777]

I have deep experience with the lineage of Tad James (may he R.I.P.)... there is good stuff there but one has to exercise caution. He has many models he teaches that I concluded to be backwards and create more conflict than they resolve.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Great explanation brother! I was going to post on here, as most people think that "everything" is a scam (generalization). There are numerous MD's/PhD psychologists and licensed clinicians that regard the efficacy of NLP (not that you need a title to do so). Some people just don't get it, and most people that try to bash it really don't know Jack sh*t about it. "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." -Aristotle

[@TraumaAlchemy]

NLP is a methodology for codifying and transfering successful behaviours. As in, how do great painters ACTUALLY paint so well (since experts rarely understand how they do what they do). At this point, there are hundreds of peer reviewed studies that prove the efficacy of the methodology. The mainstream psychology academia put a tonne of effort (and dishonesty) into discrediting NLP after the creators modelled the 'parts integration' aspect of Virginia Satir's family therapy sessions, because Satir was essentially worshipped at the time. They thought she was just a godly talent, and now all of a sudden these NLP guys were reliably getting the same results?! UNACCEPTABLE, because it made the mainstream psych. People feel stupid. For the record, Virginia Satir herself vouched for their codification of her methods, and even wrote a book with them. For anyone curious, a big part of the 'discrediting' of NLP was carrying out studies to disprove claims that were never even made by the creators of NLP, and which included a total of ZERO people trained in NLP.

[@woodworkingaspirations1720]

He is doing NLP with this video.

[@paulflint6254]

Thought that too 😂

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

😂👍

[@SeSdesc]

"All roads lead to Rome" Fallacy.

[@moniqueschuurmansgresel5110]

onder de indruk ...al hou ik wel van NLP heeft mij hoop gebracht ..precies wat je zegt om mezelf beter te leren kennen en anderen !

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Hoi Monique, yes heeft mij inderdaad ook veel gebracht dus voel me er erg dubbel over. Maar wil graag de minder goede kant ook belichten omdat die soms geen aandacht krijgt. Zal mijn best doen om wel nog de waardevolle onderdelen van persoonlijke ontwikkeling te blijven delen hier en dan met zo veel mogelijk onderbouwing. Zal waarschijnlijk ook nog wel wat NLP content maken met voetnoten erbij 🤓 Groeten, Jasper Geluk

[@Wolf88888]

Is NLP bullshit? No, but quite a lot of this video is. For over 23 years, I have been an NLP trainer and Ericksonian hypnotist. I have literally helped thousands of people coming from the very worst circumstances transform their lives through the use of NLP and hypnosis. Although your critique of those who approach NLP in a New-Agey, cultish way is perfectly valid, you are rather ignorantly missing the very heart of genuine NLP: practicality. NLP is, first and foremost, about modeling what works. Modeling is not "stealing" as you sarcastically, and rather idiotically, imply. Modeling is about carefully studying the mental process a person undergoes when they solve a problem and then helping other people to replicate that same process within themselves. This is how, over a span of 5 minutes, I helped a 28 year old man put a permanent end to a habit of stuttering he had been suffering from for 14 years--something he had seen numerous therapists for, with no success. In addition, you broadly criticize NLP for stealing the ideas of earlier innovators and not really bringing to the table anything new. This is, once again, patently ridiculous and idiotic. Bandler and Grinder should both be properly credited for consolidating the very principles (NLP Pressupositions) that drive the entire NLP model. That collection of principles was undeniably innovative and brought together the ideas of earlier thinkers, but in a totally new way. Thus, declaring that NLP really brought nothing new is about as bone-headed as stating Einstein's General Relativity brought nothing new because he incorporated established mathematical theorems. Lastly, although I think it is certainly a positive thing to bring a certain critical reasoning into one's evaluation of NLP (or, for that matter, any other model of understanding), I don't think that that is what you are accomplishing here. Rather, to me, your critique comes off as an expression of a personal grudge, or a reflection of your own bad experiences, either in learning or practicing NLP. In sum, don't be such an ignoramus! Don't blithely besmirch the reputation of an entire field that has undeniably been a profound contributor to human progress for over 50 years.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Yes, this video is complete BS. He's just trolling. He's just bashing how it was formed, and using ad hominem. If he were picking apart concepts, which he's not, and clearly can't, that would be one thing. Perhaps I'd even be intrigued. There are a myriad of Ph.D. psychologists/licensed therapists who (softly and gently) talk about how modern therapy doesn't get results (can be somewhat trash) and how they learned NLP and have had astounding results. And there isn't a Hypnotherapist worth his/her salt that doesn't talk about the extreme positives of learning NLP. (Not that you even need all that, as it's experiential). He has no clue what he's talking about and proves it in the video. Also, Bandler and Grinder give credit where its due. He's just trolling

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some legit studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some studies that nobody likes to address. There's more than this too Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some evidence supporting the efficacy of NLP in a therapeutic setting. Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@mysticisminindia]

Whether bs or not it has definitely contributed positively to many and also given them career and living options . And dat matters

[@johnvanderhaven7450]

Hey Jasper, heb je teruggemaild wat betreft je video, maar ik krijg de mail steeds terug. Maw er is iets met je mailadres aan de hand. Wist je dat al? Groet, John.

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Hey John, leuk van je te horen! Haha was idd iets mis met mijn e-mail, vond het al verdacht stil nadat ik dat mailtje over deze video had gestuurd 😅 Thanks voor het doorgeven en hij is inmiddels gefixed dus je kan je mail opnieuw sturen. Zag dat je laatst ook in Orlando was geweest voor de trainers training, ben benieuwd naar je ervaringen. Ben ondertussen ook met Joost in gesprek om samen te werken aan wat video dingen dus komt weer van alles aan. Maar wel met een wat andere insteek dan vroeger dus 🤓 Ik zie je mail wel komen! Groeten, Jasper Geluk

[@bobbarker1798]

Glad to see someone who agrees with my assessment of NLP😃

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Very underinformed assessment indeed 😀😅🤡🥴

[@thegreatitudecoach]

Training NLP and USING NLP to help people make lasting and meaningful change are very very different things. I have logged over 20 THOUSAND coaching/change work hours and have applied many many NLP processes and models in my coaching work and have seen it affect change in my clients lives. Apparently you have to actually apply it to know it is in fact not bull shit and actually works.

[@kaleidoscopicvoid]

Yep, same with scientology.

[@kristilee887]

He said he is a former NLP practitioner, so I think he is well aware of all aspects of this subject. I will be looking at more of his videos as well as doing other research. Our first encounter with an NLP practitioner was under deceptive circumstances, so we were duped and have a really negative view of the whole field.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

It's legit. Also, Here's some studies Sturt J, Ali S, Robertson W, Metcalfe D, Grove A, Bourne C, Bridle C. Neurolinguistic programming: a systematic review of the effects on health outcomes. Br J Gen Pract. 2012 Nov;62(604):e757-64. doi: 10.3399/bjgp12X658287. PMID: 23211179; PMCID: PMC3481516. Concluded, "This systematic review demonstrates that there is little evidence that NLP interventions improve health-related outcomes. The study conclusion reflects the limited quantity and quality of NLP research, rather than robust evidence of no effect." Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

​@@kristilee887 Being a practitioner doesn't make you an expert whatsoever. He is not demonstrating the faintest understanding of any of the concepts, and he's also not doing a good job of even bashing it either. There's a lot going underneath the surface of NLP that needs to be examined closer, and that is a problem with NLP. One of the reasons Bandler and Grinder were so effective, is that they studied the people they got these mindsets, techniques and concepts from directly, so they have a much deeper more holistic understanding of how and why these high performers (Satir, Erickson, Perls etc.) were so effective. They did a good job of replicating these beliefs, techniques, mindsets and understandings, but it's still not perfect. It's really, just an approach, a mindset. Also, and it does seem to be a problem with NLP, is that not all trainings are created equal. And, although they did their best to make these "understandings" easy to replicate, I don't care what anyone says, you're not going to be an expert in anything after a 7 day training. A 30 day training from Richard Bolstad, a lot of practice, would be much better. Michael Hall recommends doing practitioner training 3 times before you move on to Master Practitioner (not from him btw). Either that, or do a lot of extra reading and study into the concepts behind it, concepts from people and fields such as linguistics and psycholinguistics (Alfred Korzybski and Noam Chomski), psychology (Jungian psychology, Developmental psychology, Fritz Perls/Gestalt Therapy), Hypnosis (Milton Erickson, Dave Elmann, George and John Kappas). And when you do this extra reading, it's easy to see how it all comes together, and all of the overlap. This isn't just about NLP. NLP practitioner training is just "pre-med" (a metaphorical pre-med, that leads to deeper understanding of human communication and how language affects us, and how our beliefs affect our results and various other concepts.) Once again, there's a lot of overlap. For example, the book "Metaphors we live by" by George Lakeoff and Mark Johnson (linguistics professors) talk about the metaphors in our everyday speech that are representative of our beliefs, our deep seated beliefs and vary from culture to culture, and if you change the metaphor, you can change how someone views and issue/change the relationship to an issue. This overlaps with Milton Erickson (Double Doctorate of Psychology and Psychiatry - known as worlds greatest hypnotist) who, when having a conversation with Steven Heller Ph.D said that "all presenting problems and complaints are metaphors that contain a story about the real problem, that his approach is to build metaphors that have a solution to the problem; that belief systems themselves are metaphors and the individual operates and responds metaphorically to the world. (All Ties in with NLP adn NLP concepts - reframing and the use of metaphor). Not created by Bandler and Grinder, just made poplular, thrown into their NLP salad of concepts (they modeled Milton Erickson and studied these concepts in linguistics/psycholinguistics and it's embedded in NLP to a certain extent). This also ties in with "Clean Language" creator David Grove who stated that the human mind creates a metaphor every 15 seconds, and he highlights the use of metaphor (the client's own metaphors about their problems) in therapy as well. (Once again, this is all about language, how we map our problems using language, understanding that language, using language to clarify when necessary (meta-model) and now clean language, and crafting therapeutic language (milton model/hypnotic language) and mental techniques to help facilitate change and help the client creat new, positive associations regarding their issues. We also have Gordon Emerson, a pioneer in "resource therapy/ego state therapy," which was known as "parts therapy" in NLP, and, although not completely limited to, stemmed from concepts in Gestalt therapy (Fritz Perls - another person NLP was modeled on. There's a new therapeutic modality that has a different spin on ego-state/resource therapy called "Internal Family Systems Therapy," which is gaining popularity, is known to be very effective. Once again, NLP was doing this first (albeit vastly different in its presentation) with their "parts therapy" (although didn't originate it, which they alway give credit, and this is widely known). These are just a few examples explained briefly and even somewhat haphazardly, but one can go on for days aout the overlap between NLP, modern therapy, and various concepts from various disciplines over the years and how it all ties in. NLP is a distilled version of these concepts with their own added flavor. It's like drinking finely blended whiskey from various different bottles mixed in with a liqueor, to make it a bit easier to drink, as opposed the 4 barrels that the blend came from. Hey, once again, a metaphor; It's as if we compare things to other things to make sense of the world around us and make comlex things simpler to understand. From that respect, NLP is a model and metaphor (in a sense) for deeper understanding of human communication, as it uses metaphors in it's presuppositions, to impart deeper understandings. It's an incomplete expression of all the subject it encompasses though. From one end, it's limited because it's incomplete, but from another perspective it's absolutely brilliant for how much is squeezed in there and how cleanly and brilliantly it's explained.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

@@kristilee887 Being a practitioner doesn't make you an expert whatsoever. He is not demonstrating the faintest understanding of any of the concepts, and he's also not doing a good job of even bashing it either. There's a lot going underneath the surface of NLP that needs to be examined closer, and that is a problem with NLP. One of the reasons Bandler and Grinder were so effective, is that they studied the people they got these mindsets, techniques and concepts from directly, so they have a much deeper more holistic understanding of how and why these high performers (Satir, Erickson, Perls etc.) were so effective. They did a good job of replicating these beliefs, techniques, mindsets and understandings, but it's still not perfect. It's really, just an approach, a mindset. Also, and it does seem to be a problem with NLP, is that not all trainings are created equal. And, although they did their best to make these "understandings" easy to replicate, I don't care what anyone says, you're not going to be an expert in anything after a 7 day training. A 30 day training from Richard Bolstad, a lot of practice, would be much better. Michael Hall recommends doing practitioner training 3 times before you move on to Master Practitioner (not from him btw). Either that, or do a lot of extra reading and study into the concepts behind it, concepts from people and fields such as linguistics and psycholinguistics (Alfred Korzybski and Noam Chomski), psychology (Jungian psychology, Developmental psychology, Fritz Perls/Gestalt Therapy), Hypnosis (Milton Erickson, Dave Elmann, George and John Kappas). And when you do this extra reading, it's easy to see how it all comes together, and all of the overlap. This isn't just about NLP. NLP practitioner training is just "pre-med" (a metaphorical pre-med, that leads to deeper understanding of human communication and how language affects us, and how our beliefs affect our results and various other concepts.) Once again, there's a lot of overlap. For example, the book "Metaphors we live by" by George Lakeoff and Mark Johnson (linguistics professors) talk about the metaphors in our everyday speech that are representative of our beliefs, our deep seated beliefs and vary from culture to culture, and if you change the metaphor, you can change how someone views and issue/change the relationship to an issue. This overlaps with Milton Erickson (Double Doctorate of Psychology and Psychiatry - known as worlds greatest hypnotist) who, when having a conversation with Steven Heller Ph.D said that "all presenting problems and complaints are metaphors that contain a story about the real problem, that his approach is to build metaphors that have a solution to the problem; that belief systems themselves are metaphors and the individual operates and responds metaphorically to the world. (All Ties in with NLP adn NLP concepts - reframing and the use of metaphor). Not created by Bandler and Grinder, just made poplular, thrown into their NLP salad of concepts (they modeled Milton Erickson and studied these concepts in linguistics/psycholinguistics and it's embedded in NLP to a certain extent). This also ties in with "Clean Language" creator David Grove who stated that the human mind creates a metaphor every 15 seconds, and he highlights the use of metaphor (the client's own metaphors about their problems) in therapy as well. (Once again, this is all about language, how we map our problems using language, understanding that language, using language to clarify when necessary (meta-model) and now clean language, and crafting therapeutic language (milton model/hypnotic language) and mental techniques to help facilitate change and help the client creat new, positive associations regarding their issues. We also have Gordon Emerson, a pioneer in "resource therapy/ego state therapy," which was known as "parts therapy" in NLP, and, although not completely limited to, stemmed from concepts in Gestalt therapy (Fritz Perls - another person NLP was modeled on. There's a new therapeutic modality that has a different spin on ego-state/resource therapy called "Internal Family Systems Therapy," which is gaining popularity, is known to be very effective. Once again, NLP was doing this first (albeit vastly different in its presentation) with their "parts therapy" (although didn't originate it, which they alway give credit, and this is widely known). These are just a few examples explained briefly and even somewhat haphazardly, but one can go on for days aout the overlap between NLP, modern therapy, and various concepts from various disciplines over the years and how it all ties in. NLP is a distilled version of these concepts with their own added flavor. It's like drinking finely blended whiskey from various different bottles mixed in with a liqueor, to make it a bit easier to drink, as opposed the 4 barrels that the blend came from. Hey, once again, a metaphor; It's as if we compare things to other things to make sense of the world around us and make comlex things simpler to understand. From that respect, NLP is a model and metaphor (in a sense) for deeper understanding of human communication, as it uses metaphors in it's presuppositions, to impart deeper understandings. It's an incomplete expression of all the subject it encompasses though. From one end, it's limited because it's incomplete, but from another perspective it's absolutely brilliant for how much is squeezed in there and how cleanly and brilliantly it's explained.

[@aleks0_o879]

so what I make of you promoting Kate Benson and Richard Bandlers book and discussing NLP strategies, elicitation, etc . ?

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Hi Aleks, yes that is a good point. That was quite a few years ago and I am considering taking those video’s down. I am currently on somewhat of a crossroads on deciding where to go with this channel. But will definitely not endorse NLP anymore. What is your experience with it? Wish you all the best! Jasper Geluk

[@aleks0_o879]

@@PDE_JasperGeluk im sorry to hear that, I agree that NLP really is not easy to define, its like a big frankenstein of all the psychology stuff. for me thats what makes it great. likwhen you open the box with all your favorite toys. I use imagination n submodalities and create characters and reconfigure things around. built lil internal programs that activate after certain cues/anchors identified working on developing learning/ thinking strategies for education n art, maybe integrate with cellphones/ tech use. manipulating and directing feelings in relation to mental images and language/ metaphors is a really cool thing. how can i meet kate too or richard? i have ideas. I know ima n nlp guy by heart my mind naturally works in think in terms of ecology, chunking stuff, perceptual grids, sequences, patterns, outcomes, etc. i note down in mostly timelines and mindmaps. i look forward to your next videos on this topic

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

@@aleks0_o879 Yes I know what you meen. There is a lot of cool techniques, some are more useful then others but I love learning about them and trying them out. Just meeting Richard and Kate is actually relatively easy. Buying a ticket for their trainings will get you in touch. You will be able to stand out of the group if you have extraordinary talent, skill or drive. If you want you can build a relationship off that but I think it might be useful to analyse why you would want to meet them also. It can easily cost you thousands of dollars in training fees, travel en hotel expenses. So it better be worth it 😅 I was able to make money with giving trainings myself to offset the cost but giving training is not the best business model out there. Most modern licensing structures make it even worse of a business model. Just writing these things down now makes me think I should make movies on all these topics haha. Will take some time to get them done but will start working on them 👍

[@ricliu4538]

Deconstructed well. Thank you sir. Excellent information! 💯

[@ottolehto]

There is a lot of BS peddled under the name of NLP. But at this point the much bigger problem is that not enough people are aware of, or know how to properly apply, the basic techniques of NLP. Having so many varieties of "NLP", as you rightly point out, also contributes to the confusion. However, I must commend Richard Bandler for being an impressive teacher and communicator. Quite unique. I do not blame other communicators "modeling" themselves after him in turn, just like he and Grinder modelled THEIR own techniques on Satir, Erickson, Perls, and others.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Absolutely! Well said.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here are some studies supporting the efficacy of NLP in a therapeutic setting: Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@user-bf3pc2qd9s]

I just saw a video with this Mr Handler swearing and talking about hitting people. Didn't seem very evolved to me. Also, he's obese... so, whilst I could care less about what people look like, he doesn't present a good image of health and vitality.

[@GuillermoLG552]

1. Bandler and Grindler were at UC Santa Cruz, not UCLA. 2. "Dr. Richard Bandler" does not have a doctorate. That should tell you something. 3. Bandler never met someone he did not want to take advantage of. 4. Bandler's goal from the Beginning of NLP has and always will be $$$$$$.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@user-bf3pc2qd9s]

agreed.

[@fredesl406]

I fell prey to one of these NLP gurus, thank you so much for this!

[@mocurio]

Wow! Just wow! 😮

[@richardbruce8111]

Good general conversation! But NLP is a "basket" of techniques with an emphasis on sorting dominant sensory input which often people are unaware of. NLP offers a model of understanding how the brain works ,this allows folk to get a quick grasp on their "problem" THEN find ways to actually change understanding of a problem/behaviour. As you understand how you are affected by the "system" you operate immediately changes pop up. Most of the techniques NLP uses are actually well known but NLP gathers them together so we get easy access to many different exercises,. This allows fast "fixes" to problems! SO its not too popular with conventional councillor practice AS THEY DONT HAVE A LONG TERM CASH INCOME FROM 3 MONTHS "TREATMENT"

[@stevetb7777]

WELL SAID! When I had my practice going I did not get much recurring business from my clients because we fixed them TOO FAST! I did get referrals, however. =D

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Very well said 👍 🔥

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Very true

[@Michael-qh1ip]

heres some studies as well Here's some Legit studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@gencosman9079]

I just finished the NLP practitioner course and I loved it .. I would like practice and make it my profession if I can … I can see your concern about NLP but do not forget it s part of the social sciences so it s not a mathematical fact .. I think it can still be helpful to treat a lot of people… Love to hear your opinion..

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Thanks for your thoughtful comment 😊 I think the problem for me lies in the “what is NLP” part. The things you learned in your course may be very useful indeed and you may also be able to help other people with it. Which is great so no issues there. But someone else may also give an NLP practitioner course and teach absolute nonsense. There is no real definition of what is and is not NLP. This is something I noticed in the comment section of this video. There are some people trying to “protect” NLP, or rather their NLP version. Because in doing so it becomes even more clear how scattered the field of NLP is. One person calls it a technology making it seem like it is very precise. The other says NLP is just an attitude so therefore can’t be bullshit. To me it seems that NLP people constantly try to hide behind vagueness, which is of course encouraged by teaching the Milton model. But a lot of the people commenting on this video seem to skip over me saying I have been in NLP professionally for over 10 years so I know what I am talking about. I was one of those trainers that used the techniques of vagueness to seem profound and imply complexity. It took me a lot of critical thinking and soul searching to come to terms with the simple conclusion I share in this video: “what is true in NLP is not new, what is new in NLP is not true”. The most effective techniques I used to teach were there long before they were discovered or collected by NLP people. And the cool new or extra things are absolutely overloaded by confirmation bias and placebo effect. Mind you I worked with a lot of other NLP trainers internationally, I was part of the Richard Bandler assistant trainers team, I may not know all NLP people personally, but I do know a lot of them. And really finding out what is true and what does or does not work (considering biases) is not a strong suit for most of them. There is a lot that is just taken on face value with again confirmation bias and placebo used to enforce belief. So if you are lucky you learned things from someone that are useful and this person calls it NLP. But there is also a lot of BS and it can be hard to see the difference when you are new to the field. Add to that the teachers that make it deliberately complicated it is all a bit iffy. Makes me think of the emperors new clothes. We all kept telling ourselves NLP is super profound, but when you pin it down to what “it” actually is. There really is not much left other then some stolen techniques from other field and yes I guess a certain attitude. But I know that Neuro Unconscious Brain Meta Restructuring Design Mind Engineering Control ™️ sells better and for a higher price than “I’m gonna fix your attitude by telling funny anecdotes and throwing some hypnosis your way”. So yeah, haha sorry for the long answer. I might make a video about this in the future. I just had a baby and am still working on another video but maybe the one after that one 😋 Feel free to ask me more questions, I love to answer them and might also do so in a video. Hope you get a lot of use out of your course and wish you all the best!!

[@gencosman9079]

@@PDE_JasperGeluk You can’t control what other people are doing with NLP … You should focus what you can do with NLP .. All disciplines have been interacting with each other for centuries which is normal . I think Virginia Satir Fritz Pearls and Milton Erickson s approaches are great . I still respect your decision and wish you all the best to you as well

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Thanks and same to you :)

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@ChromaCee]

I think some "NLP" techniques could possibly have some value when used as an addition to hypnosis since the guided imagery of hypnotic suggestions don't need to be scientifically accurate in order for them to work. You could also say the same for self-"NLP" for acupuncture since you are often in a perfect hypnotic state during that (its called the "acu-nap"). However, it is quite disgusting that NLP cultuerally appropriated a lot of its material. Like I want to know more about this Pierre guy now knowing that he came up with that image manipulation technique. (Also, it seems that NLP uses the classic covert victim blaming narrative too so yeah...)

[@shun9142]

I suppose you would all agree that we all look at the world through our own unique internal representation and the meaning of the world is the meaning you give to it or for that matter on any subject even the food you eat, the way you talk, the words you use ( visual, auditory or kinaesthetic) and the way Jasper dresses in his own preferred style and his hair style that he feels are correct for him but certainly it does not mean it is absolutely agreeable to all and his views on NLP is certainly fine because that is his meaning he gives to it and it is his choice and NLP pre-supposes that we all have have choices. NLP also pre-supposes that communication is the response you get and one cannot not communicate and creating rapport is another fundamental pre-supposition. Jasper just might not realize that that he is unconsciously already into NLP if he might not already know. Gestures of his body movements is one sub-modalities of NLP. Perhaps we can all agree easily that no concepts are one size fits all. We are all right depending on our unique internal representations of the environment. Perhaps we can all remain flexible and open to continuous education for your own personal growth and NLP also pre-supposes that the most flexible system in any system is the best system. Be your best. God bless !

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

👍

[@mfg5k]

clicked on this video expecting it to be about Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning lol. cool vid overral though

[@TheAlmightyPillock]

A short ammount of research ahd me thinking this was a self help cult. This video really just brings together what I had found out on my own, so thank you, it saved me haveing to go deeper into this snake il for my Teaching Course research.

[@sirellyn]

A cult is a group that tells you it's "too dangerous" to listen to anyone else but us. If you try they cut you off or shun you. NLP isn't a cult, it kind of does the opposite.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Nah, there's some decent research. More needs to be done though. Here's a few studies Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@byronmaddison1570]

Thanks mate

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

My pleasure Byron 👍

[@AyizansCorner]

New , not new. Does it work?

[@Michael-qh1ip]

yes, it does if you're open to change. Not everybody wants to change, as even the idea itself can be too uncomfortable Here's some Legit studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Yup, here are some studies Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@user-ue3zv1vx8n]

I cannot address this comment to the person on the video because I cannot find out who he is. What is his name? He is very good at putting a point across based on supporsition and imagination. Humans are very good at this which is why Trump, Putin, Hitler Johnson ect can all get millions to beileve what they are told. The only thing that he has got right is that there are some NLP so called experts out there who are not good at getting the results they claim. But they like him actually haven't studied NLP. If he had bought the book Heart of the Mind and tried the phobia cure on a friend exactly as described then he might have a different perpsective. Try it, the cure works! Anthony Robbins, not a good nlper in my opinion, did just that. He went to a seminar on nlp and within weeks was famously curing phobias of listeners on a radio programme. If you want to know about nlp i do not suggest you go on seminars, there are too many people talking about the techniques that were developed out of nlp, but read some of the early books. They are not trying to sell you personal development, or enlightenment, or success. They describe a science that is complex and built on other highly rergarded sciences in linguistics and anthropology and psychology amongst many. The originators did their homework, the narrator of this video hasn't done his, but doesn't he sound good and his language is so captivating and he looks so good... what a guy!

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Well said 👍🔥. I didn't realize that about Robbins. And that's great advice. Thanks

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some Studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@skionen1781]

NLP gets results for myself and others I don’t know what Freud did all the archeological dig from the past I think that keeps you stuck Compared to NLP it gets results fast it cures phobias, anxiety, etc….

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Yup, it's legit. Some people just don't get it, or don't care to. That's their choice 👍

[@wind5468]

Ako hoćeš da budeš uspešan treba ti NLP edukacija. Ako hoćeš NLP edukaciju trebaju ti ozbiljne pare. Ako nemaš ozbiljne pare, nemaš ni NLP edukaciju. Ako ih imaš, šta če ti NLP.

[@guygarcia6472]

What caused you to go away from NLP?

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Hi Guy, It was a combination of factors over the course of many years. As I say in the video I still really believe in personal development and NLP does have some good stuff for that also. But over the years, while getting deeper into NLP and closer with the people practicing and teaching it, I started noticing the lack of critical thinking. And when reviewing the parts that actually work (and the once I used to teach the most to my students), like hypnosis, persuasion and basic social dynamics such as rapport, I started to see that those do not belong to NLP exclusively and have existed for much longer with NLP often teaching them verbatim. Added to that is a lot of toxicity within the NLP community that seems to be counter to the message most NLP advocated spread. Anyway I tried to keep my personal experience out of this video as much as possible but I might make another video just about my own journey and experience as a trainer in this field. I'm happy to share if people are interested because it has been quite the journey and I am very torn between loving personal development and at the same time seeing a lot that is wrong within that community both with NLP and otherwise. Have you had only positive experiences with NLP so far? Thanks for your question and wish you a great life!!

[@jobooiii]

@@PDE_JasperGeluk Having done the practisioner I'm looking forward to doing the other trainings and being a NLP trainer myself. I would be very interested if you make a video about the negative experiences you have withing the NLP community.

[@MrMattias87]

Well, NLP has never been about critical thinking at all. None of the stuff is supported by science or evidence and heaps of research had confirmed this. Plus as you rightly say, some of the stuff in nlp are not inclusive to nlp but exclusive. It is afterall modelled on evidence based therapy.

[@HowtorockAstrology]

​@@PDE_JasperGelukwould love to see a video on your personal experiences, when you have time :) Thanks for your work!

[@aniimastounian6758]

Great question, I just took my first course of NLP and Time line therapy and am interested to consume as much information as i can. Not looking to become a practitioner though.

[@TimOKeefe]

They were not at UCLA.

[@donaldaxel]

❤

[@ronnier5349]

All I have read and heard about it, it sounds more like BS. I am glad I have not spent any money trying to learn it further.

[@davida.rosales6025]

The same could be said of Psychotherapy, though! I wonder if this guy has actually ever spoken to Richard Bandler, or is he just talking out of his ass?

[@omeydan2002]

Psychotheraphy is BS. You don’t need to go for 10-30 meetings with therapist, you can simply go for 1-3 sessions of NLP and solve your problem forever.

[@mysticisminindia]

Nlp .. whatever it is their breed is growing by the day .

[@elyaz9]

😂😂😂 this is a masterpiece

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Thank you 😊

[@Softskills-hiddenPersonalPower]

A brilliant expose of NLP and well put together as a video. As well as the con-men that exploit peoples desire to improve themselves there are a lot of well meaning enthusiasts that see NLP as a magic solution. As you observe in the video there is a lot of good stuff enmeshed within NLP along with the hocus-pocus. My impression is you are sufficiently professional to decontaminate an NLP cult member and help misguided NLP enthusiasts on a genuine journey to find and develop their "hidden powers". Good luck

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Thanks for the comment 😊 Yes after about 10 years in the field this has been building. Happy to finally embrace myself as being ex-NLP. Still working on some more similar videos but since it is my side gig it may take some time. Also good luck to you!! 👍

[@stevetb7777]

@@PDE_JasperGeluk ex-NLP. That is silly. I took many NLP trainings... I was never NLP nor am I ex-NLP now. I took the techniques and models that worked really well for me and ran with them. I built some techniques based on all I learned that work even better than what was presented to me. NLP has incredible stuff within it (and the many branches of it), but it is up to each individual to extract that.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

@@stevetb7777Silly indeed. Leaving what? A model, an approach, and a body of ideas and concepts (not really a thing). Ok come up with your own then. Nothing new in this video. If he was able to coherently dismantle the principles, I'd be intrigued. However it was one of the most terrible, almost deliberate misrepresentation/misinterpretation of the principles I've seen. Borderline comical.

[@Michael-qh1ip]

@@stevetb7777 NLP Studies Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Not a cult. Legit results. There's a lot more studies, but there's more in the works Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@jakebodensteiner3318]

Im more confused 🙃

[@jakebodensteiner3318]

I am not into NLP therefore I am into NLP.

[@teethwhiteningfairies9180]

Nlp is very powerful and works, its an attitude and a model . You sound like you have grudge.

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

100% well said 👍🔥

[@DonRoyal1]

Jasper Geluk can't figure it out therefore it's BS. OR Jasper Geluk is mostly BS. You decide

[@abhmmh8892]

Watch the whole video you cultist

[@user-bf3pc2qd9s]

Long story short... human people are needy and greedy. NLP can be a bit of a cult and as someone who grew up with an older sibling in a cult and had a long-term relationship with someone in a far-Left political group , my advice would be, in time honoured fashion: if it looks too good to be true, it is. And....if they want your money, run far and run fast. X

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Sound advice. Wish I had implemented it earlier 🤓

[@saadzahem]

I watched 2 videos about NLP before this and was confused before realising that NLP they are talking about is not Natural Language Processing that I was looking for. If you explain something make sure to start from the basics and break up abbreviations first.

[@TimJunckster]

Keep your eyes open for nonsense and overpriced seminars. Astute advice.

[@davida.rosales6025]

Name one high-profile seminar in any field that isn't "overpriced".

[@MJMallen]

Looks like you’ve got a grudge.

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

You are not wrong 😅

[@KosmoAlley2]

Or trying to save people time and money…NLP is utter nonsense

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

Tbis is the worst explanation I've ever heard 😂. He doesn't know anything about it whatsoever 🤣

[@mldjurovic]

Says a brainwashed nlp cult member!

[@ozzystephen]

Negativity for clicks, just to deliver a weak, fence sitting opinion. What value are you offering here, you just wasted 13 mins of the time of anyone watching this 😂

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some studies on NLP Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@KingsterLovey]

Hey you all.. try Jesus

[@PDE_JasperGeluk]

Yes very similar you are right 👍

[@therapyhouse4164]

You were a trainer?! All successful therapy relies on perception not reality.

[@rafiqmowzer2248]

Lmao, You basically saying nothing, No real evidence to prove anything 🤣

[@heartandmindovercome3214]

👍

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some evidence Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Agreed lol, here's some legit studies on NLP though Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

some studies regarding the benefit of NLP in a therapeutic setting Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@Michael-qh1ip]

Here's some evidence. Some studies regarding the postive benefit of NLP in therapeutic setting. Zaharia C, Reiner M, Schütz P. Evidence-based Neuro Linguistic Psychotherapy: a meta-analysis. Psychiatr Danub. 2015 Dec;27(4):355-63. PMID: 26609647. Conclusion: Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy as a psychotherapeutic modality grounded in theoretical frameworks, methodologies and interventions scientifically developed, including models developed by NLP, shows results that can hold its ground in comparison with other psychotherapeutic methods. Karunaratne M. Neuro-linguistic programming and application in treatment of phobias. Complement Ther Clin Pract. 2010 Nov;16(4):203-7. doi: 10.1016/j.ctcp.2010.02.003. Epub 2010 Mar 29. PMID: 20920803. For some reason it doesn't show the conclusion, and I can't get access, but Evidence in research: Despite the experiential evidence and case studies attesting to the efficacy of NLP in the treatment of phobias, the research literature base supporting the use of NLP techniques in this area is limited. However, there is some research regarding the efficacy of NLP in curing phobias. Furman describes a study comparing the efficacy of four different brief therapies for the treatment of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The methods studied were the NLP V/KD phobia cure, Eye Movement HemmatiMaslakpak M, Farhadi M, Fereidoni J. The effect of neuro-linguistic programming on occupational stress in critical care nurses. Iran J Nurs Midwifery Res. 2016 Jan-Feb;21(1):38-44. doi: 10.4103/1735-9066.174754. PMID: 26985221; PMCID: PMC4776559. Conclusions: The results showed that the use of NLP can increase coping with stressful situations, and it can reduce the adverse effects of occupational stress. Wake, L., & Leighton, M. (2014). Pilot study using Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) in post-combat PTSD. Mental Health Review Journal, 19(4), 251-264. Originality/value: Data suggest that NLP has potential as a therapeutic tool in the treatment of symptoms of anxiety and depression associated with a self-report of PTSD. An observation is proposed that these candidates experience an improvement in their emotional state when NLP is used which is statistically significant (p

[@BeatRevolutionary]

Someone that is studying NLP I totally disagree with you completely

[@MrBetaJacques]

It stands for natural language processing… clicking off this video