LATEST STORIES AND INSIGHTS
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Polycontextural Logic and its application in Christina Hall’s NLP model
In the evolving field of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), the way we think about language, perception, and meaning is constantly expanding. One concept that adds remarkable depth to this process is polycontextural logic—a framework that challenges traditional binary logic in favour…
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Coaching with NLP: Become a more effective coach
Why engage in coaching with Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)? As coaches, we understand that every discipline has its strengths and limitations. From this, it becomes essential to have a sufficiently comprehensive toolkit that allows for maximum flexibility in our daily work.…
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Language as medicine: The impact of NLP in NHS rehab programs
Working with healthcare professionals and patients within National Health Service (NHS), I frequently encountered both chronic and acute medical conditions that posed significant rehabilitation challenges. I have led research into cardiac rehab, pulmonary rehab, and even a clinical study comparing…
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How to motivate employees?
There’s a common saying that employees don’t leave companies; they leave managers. Why do some leaders capture our attention, make us want to collaborate, and listen with interest, while others’ management styles and communication about the same topics bore or…
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The power of communication
Language that touches Communication is part of your life day by day, moment by moment. Communication is the bridge between you and all others with whom you relate. You can walk away from a conversation feeling empowered, uplifted and happy.…
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Burnout or work fatigue? When do we lose the deep meaning of what we do professionally?
As a psychologist practicing in “business”, I have noticed for some time a strong trend of searching for meaning. A meaning other than a salary increase at work or “paying off a loan” or an exotic vacation. More and more…
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Phenomenon of time
Concepts of time – What is time, really? Two people who are taking the same plane trip can have very different experiences. One might report that time just flew by and the other that it took ages. In the moment…
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The power of presuppositions: it’s your language, use it wisely
We talk to ourselves and others on a regular basis yet rarely consider the impact of the structure of how we ask. I heard this recently at my grand-daughters christening and thought I’d share it to start this article: So…