Index

absurdity, using to create change in thinking, 2nd

advertisers, use of anchored feelings

anchored feelings

awareness of triggers

elimination of bad feelings

in environment

examples

exercise

use by advertisers

application of NLP

association (this)

attitude

and behaviour

audio, internal

auditory thinking mode, 2nd

‘away from’ programme, 2nd, 3rd, 4th

Bandler, Dr Richard

behaviour

and attitude of mind

blamer

computer-like

distracter

interpretation of

interpretation of by others, 2nd

leveller

new behaviour generator, 2nd

placater

positive intention

Satir categories

and thought, 2nd

beliefs, 2nd, 3rd

impact on capability

limiting see beliefs, limiting

self-fulfilling

see also values and beliefs

beliefs, limiting

challenging

changing, 2nd

identifying, 2nd

benefits of NLP

blamer

body language, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th

and building rapport

matching and mirroring

boredom

breathing exercises, balancing thru-time line

‘bring it on’

calendar creation exercise

capability, impact of values and beliefs

change

creating using metaphors

desire for

choice

generating more – example

and habits

and intrinsic values

and resources, 2nd

chunking

communication

and curiosity

effective

eye patterns, reading

responsibility for own

state, changes in – noticing

communication modes

auditory thinking, 2nd

internal dialogue thinking

kinaesthetic thinking, 2nd

selection

visual thinking, 2nd

computer-like behaviour

concentration, wall of

conflict

caused by intrinsic values, exercise identifying

in families

conscious mind

examples

habits

considering programme, 2nd

conversation, controlling topic using chunking

cooperative programme

culture, matching and mirroring

curiosity, and effective communication

decision-making

technique to aid

values and beliefs

description of NLP

detail programme, 2nd, 3rd, 4th

dialogue, inner

control

powering up

difference programme, 2nd

Dilts, Robert

‘directions, new’

disassociation (that)

dissociated pictures

distracter

distraction, eliminating

doing programme, 2nd, 3rd

downtime thinking time, sensory acuity during

drive

driving, use of conscious and unconscious minds

education, values and beliefs

Einstein, Albert

emotions

negative – removing

and time

environment, your impact on own

Erickson, Milton

experience, and feelings

experience, personal, importance of

external referenced programme, 2nd

eye patterns, reading

auditory thinking mode, 2nd

internal dialogue thinking mode

kinaesthetic thinking mode, 2nd

visual thinking mode, 2nd

facial expression

failure, as state of mind

feedback

feeling programme, 2nd

feelings

anchored see anchored feelings

association (this)

bad

elimination using anchoring

elimination using visual imagery

changing using internal audio/internal voice

disassociation (that)

and experience

good

creation

and imagination

kinaesthetic

negative, 2nd, 3rd

and thought

and visual imagery

flexibility

focus – improving

future event, removing negative feelings

future pacing

Gallanter, G.E.

generalities, 2nd

global programme

goals, setting

Grinder, Dr John

‘gut feeling’

habits

changing

swish technique

and choice

conscious and unconscious minds

happiness

health and fitness, values and beliefs

hearing, inwards/outwards directions

ideas, introduction

image mapping

images, visualising techniques

imagination, and feelings

in-time

balancing timeline

common configuration

description

in-time programme, 2nd, 3rd

incongruence, 2nd

independent programme, 2nd

influence

ability to

and rapport

information, assimilation

information overload

information processing

values and beliefs

inner dialogue see dialogue, inner

inner voice see dialogue, inner

inner world, creating, perceptions and judgements of outer world

intention

internal audio

internal dialogue thinking mode

internal referenced programme, 2nd, 3rd

internal representation

internal audio

internal voice

and visual imagery

see also maps of reality

internal voice

intimidation, strategy to deal with

intrinsic values

and choice

conflict caused by – exercise identifying

mismatching

see also metaprogrammes

intuition

kinaesthetic feelings

kinaesthetic thinking mode, 2nd

language

higher-level meaning of words, use of

limiting, use of

matching and mirroring

metamodel questions

metaphors, use to create change

past tense, use of

patterns see language patterns

present tense, use of

tenses, use of

vague

language patterns

distortion, 2nd

generalisation, 2nd

learning NLP

learning opportunities

leveller

list writing

living ‘in the moment’

maps of reality

creation

other people’s

respecting

understanding

as representation of world

and your perception

see also internal representation

matching and mirroring

body language

and building rapport

voice tone

Mayo Clinic

Mehrabian, Prof Albert

mental calendar – creating

mental imagery, and state of minds

metamodel questions

metaphors, use to create change

metaprogrammes

‘away from’ programme

combinations

considering programme

cooperative programme

detail programme, 2nd

difference programme

doing programme

externally referenced, 2nd

feeling programme

global programme

in-time programme

independent programme

internally referenced, 2nd, 3rd

options programme, 2nd

others pattern, 2nd

procedures programme, 2nd

sameness programme

self-pattern

thinking programme

thru-time programme

‘towards’ programme

Miller, K.H.

mind-body interaction

mirroring see matching and mirroring

misalignment, 2nd

motivation, use of dissociated pictures

negative emotions, removing

negative state

networking

‘new directions’

NLP

application

benefits

description

name in full

origins

presuppositions

scientific evidence

noisy environment, maintaining concentration

optimist, becoming

options programme, 2nd, 3rd

origins of NLP

others pattern

others programme, 2nd

outcomes

compared with goals

establishing clear

exercise to create brilliant future

PRIEST

resources, 2nd

strength – determination of

validity – determination of

visualisation of success

‘well-formed’, 2nd

pacing and leading

chunking

politicians

perception, and reality map

perceptives, understanding other persons’s

perceptual positions

personal perception of events

see also maps of reality

personal space

personality clash

pessimism

conversion to optimism

signs of

phobias

fast fix

physiology

matching and mirroring

and state of mind

and thinking

pictures, dissociated

placater

planning

politicians, pacing and leading

positive state

presuppositions of NLP

Pribram, E.

PRIEST framework

problems, perspective on

procedures programme, 2nd, 3rd, 4th

procrastination

purpose

misalignment

sense of

qualifications – benefits of

rapport

building see rapport, building

improving using perceptual positions

and influence

matching and mirroring

need for

rapport, building

communication modes see separate entry

eye patterns, reading

pacing and leading

role of respect

sensory acuity

reframing thoughts

changing meaning of situation

focus on positive intention

shifting meaning between contexts

using absurdity

relationships, values and beliefs

repetition

resources

and choice, 2nd

transfer using image mapping

respect, 2nd, 3rd

and building rapport

results, communication

risk avoidance

role, identifying

route map, 2nd

rules

decision-making

and education

and health and fitness

job or career

other people

and relationships

social norms

sameness programme, 2nd

Satir, Virginia

scenarios, visualising

scientific evidence for NLP

self-awareness

self-confidence, building

self-pattern

sensory acuity

downtime thinking time, during

eye patterns, reading

state, changes in

sight, inwards/outwards directions

social norms, values and beliefs

sound, internal audio

speech

slowing down

see also voice

spelling strategy

state

anchoring resourceful

calibration

changes in, sensory acuity

noticing and recording

preparation for task achievement

state of mind

mental imagery

strategies

creating new

eliciting

spelling

TOTE model

trigger, 2nd

success

‘bring it on’

TOTE model

visualisation of

swish technique

task, achievement – preparation for

task avoidance

team player

thinking

negative

and physiology

positive

unconscious programming

using absurdity to create change

see also thoughts

thinking process

auditory thinking mode, 2nd

downtime

eye patterns, reading

internal dialogue thinking mode

kinaesthetic thinking mode, 2nd

visual thinking mode, 2nd

see also thoughts

thinking programme, 2nd

‘this’ and ‘that’

thoughts

associated (this) images

and behaviour, 2nd

control of

creating feelings

disassociated (that) images

and feelings

reframing

see also thinking; thinking process

thru-time

balancing timeline

configuration – description

description

thru-time programme

time

impact of emotion

mental calendar – creating

see also in-time; thru-time; timeline

time-bound activities

timekeeping

timeline, balancing

topic of conversation, controlling using chunking

TOTE model

‘towards’ programme, 2nd, 3rd

training

trust

unconscious mind

examples

habits

unconscious programming

values, 2nd

compensatory

impact on capability

inherited

matching and mirroring

and own judgements

true – exercise to discover

values and beliefs

conflicts in one’s own – resolving using visual squash

decision-making

education

health and fitness

information processing

job or career

other people’s, understanding

relationships

social norms

visual imagery

elimination of bad feelings

visual squash

visual thinking mode, 2nd

visualising techniques, ‘bring it on’

voice, internal

voice pace

and building rapport, 2nd

matching and mirroring, 2nd

slowing down

voice tone, 2nd, 3rd

and building rapport, 2nd

matching and mirroring, 2nd

wall of concentration

words

impact of

use of higher-level (meta) meaning