Who is it for?
This Introduction to Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is for managers looking to bring together their teams to look at communication styles and behaviours for further development as individuals and in a group.
Description
Neuro-Linguistic Programming has been described as the art and science of personal excellence. It is a body of tools and techniques from psychology and communication, which can transform the way you think about yourself and the people around you, to get better results in your daily work and from your interactions with other people.
This one day programme will give you a highly practical introduction to NLP and show you how it can help review your behaviours and communication styles, to achieve outstanding results at work and in your personal life.
You will leave the course with a wide range of tips and tools to help you communicate more effectively.
Course content
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What is Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)?
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Personal strategies for success
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Practical applications of NLP in your workplace
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How to feel more confident in tricky situations
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How to build rapport with anyone
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How to make behavioural changes to get better results
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How to use some of NLP’s advanced language and non-verbal communication skills
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Key learning points and action planning
Course duration
1 day, normally between 9:30 and 4:30
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"Active presentation, pitched at the right level with useful manual to refer back to."............ "A fresh and lively way of looking at communications differently."............ "Good open discussions with lots of different ideas coming out." "Knowledgeable trainer who delivered the course with humour."............ "Relaxed environment at Chilston Park, great for concentrating on training outside work environment"............ "Had an outline on NLP several years ago but this was a much wider and more in depth coverage"............ "The trainer added hugely to the value of the day – I feel that I can approach things in a different manner."
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