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Index
Cover Title Page Preface Contents Introduction What’s New in NLP for Challenging Times? • L. Michael Hall and Shelle Rose Charvet
Making a Difference in a Troubled World Innovating New Things in NLP The Innovative Vision Criteria for Determining “What’s New in NLP” Areas of Innovation Innovations R Us On a Personal Level
Part I: Innovative Models 1. Meta-States: Modeling Self-Reflexive Consciousness • L. Michael Hall
Why the Meta-States Model? What Does the Meta-States Model Innovate in NLP? Meta-States as States-about-States How Does the Model Work? Using Meta-States to Qualify Anger Caveats How Did You Create the Model? Summary
Shelle Rose Charvet 2. LAB Profile ® : Decoding Language and Behavior to Improve Communication between People • Shelle Rose Charvet
Why the LAB Profile? What is the LAB Profile? LAB Profile Patterns How to Use the LAB Profile Beyond the Question and Answer Routine The Many, Not the One Where Else Can You Use the LAB Profile? Conversational Coaching with the LAB Profile Summary
Lucas A. C. Derks 3. Social Panoramas: How to Change Unconscious Landscapes to Improve Relationships • Lucas Derks
Creating the Model—The Why The Scope of Applications: Why It Is Relevant Description of Use: Accessing the Locations of Social Images How the Model Works: Techniques for Finding the Location of a Personification Ways to Find the Location of a Personification Changing Relationships Unilaterally Framing the Transfer of Resources to Others Psychosomatic Symptoms Caused By a Personification Deep Rooted Social Personality Traits The Spiritual Panorama Exploring Self-Awareness Conclusion
James Lawley and Penny Tompkins 4. Symbolic Modelling: Emergent Change through Metaphor and Clean Language • James Lawley and Penny Tompkins
Why Is This Model Important? Using Symbolic Modelling in a Troubled World What is Symbolic Modelling? Metaphor—The Medium Modelling—The Method Clean Language—The Means How Does Symbolic Modelling Lite Work? Caveats about the Use of Symbolic Modelling Conclusion
Richard Bolstad 5. The RESOLVE Model: Facilitating Generative Change • Richard Bolstad
Why Use RESOLVE? What Is RESOLVE? Using RESOLVE The Resourceful State Establish Rapport Specify the Outcome Open Up the Client’s Model of the World Leading NLP interventions    The above table does not seek to categorize NLP processes, but merely to give examples of where they could be used in terms of this model. Verify Change Has Happened Ecological Exit Process Another Personal Example Does It Work? Another Example Where Else?
John McWhirter 6. Behavioral Remodeling: Advancing NLP’s Linguistic Model • John McWhirter
My Development of Modeling and Re-Modeling Extending the Core Modeling Question Re-Modeling the “Core” Model In NLP: The Meta-Model Modeling and Re-Modeling Knowing and Doing Potential Challenges, Limitations, and Concerns Conclusion
Part II: Innovative Applications Ian McDermott 7. NLP Coaching: How to Develop a Coaching Mindset • Ian McDermott
Why NLP Coaching? What is NLP Coaching? How Does It Work? Evolution of the Approach: From NLP Coaching to the NLP Coaching Mindset Caveats How Did You Create the Model?
Robert Dilts 8. Success Factor Modeling™: The Secrets of Entrepreneurial Leadership • Robert Dilts
Why This Model? What is Success Factor Modeling? How Does SFM work? Critical Success Factors Questionnaire Creative Vision Forming a Vision Visioneering Exercise More Of/Less Of Moving From Vision to Action Mapping Your Path from Vision to Action Conclusion: Cultivating “Luck”
Nick Kemp 9. Provocative Change Works™: Improvisation and Humor in Therapy and Coaching • Nick Kemp
Why This Model? What Is Provocative Change Works? PCW Stances Client Session Adopting Provocative Stances to Provoke Useful Change Caveats Final Thoughts
Charles Faulkner 10. Modeling Market Wizards: Revealing the Methods of Outstanding Traders and Investors • Charles Faulkner
Why Is This Model Relevant? What Is the Model? How Does the Model Work? Caveats
Richard M. Gray, Ph.D. 11. Overcoming Addiction: A New Model for Working with Drug and Alcohol Abusers • Richard M. Gray
Why the Brooklyn Program? What Is the Brooklyn Program and How Does It Work? Description of the Program A Few Observations Precautions and Exclusion Criteria Inspirations for the Program and from the Program
Kristine & Tim Hallbom 12. NLP and Money: How to Create Empowering Beliefs about Money and Wealth • Kris Hallbom and Tim Hallbom
Why Are Beliefs about Money and Wealth Important? What Are the Money Beliefs and Imprints? How Does the Belief Change Pattern Work? The Power of Changing Your Beliefs When Does This Process Not Work?
Kimiko Bokura-Shafé 13. Medical Applications of NLP: Using NLP in the Holistic Treatment of Cancer • Kimiko Bokura-Shafé, Masaki Kono, and Hiromi Tamaki
Why Are Medical NLP Applications Important? What Is A Medical NLP Application? How Does It Work? When Does It Not Work? Personal Significance Addendum: Patient Feedback after NLP Protocols
Martin Roberts Ph.D. 14. The Well-Formed Problem: A New Model for Managing Change in Business • Martin Roberts
Why is the Well-Formed Problem Model Important? What is the Well-Formed Problem Model? How Does It Work? Caveats Summary
Bob G. Bodenhamer 15. What Triggers Stuttering? A Model for Achieving Fluency • Bobby G. Bodenhamer
NLP and Stuttering Psychological vs. Physiological Does the Map Match the Territory? How Does the Model Work? Phases of Therapy for PWS The Drop-Down-Through Process Warnings and Caveats
Part III: Innovative Tools H. Arne Maus 16. The Identity Compass ® : Mapping Meta-Programs for Business Success • Arne Maus
Why the Identity Compass? How Does the Identity Compass Work? Measuring the Context Motivation Is Good—Productive Engagement Is Better Identity Compass Consultants Caveats
Jaap Hollander 17. MPA MindSonar ® : An NLP Tool for Coaching, Team Building, Personnel Management, and Marketing • Jaap Hollander
An X-Ray Machine for the Mind What Is MPA MindSonar Used For? Examples of MindSonar Projects Where Does the Name Come From? How Does It Work? Meta-Programs Measured Criteria Categorizing Criteria Gradual Responding Online Administration MPA MindSonar Report Licensing and Certification
Patrick Merlevede 18. jobEQ: Profiling Meta-Programs to Improve Emotional Intelligence • Patrick Merlevede
Why JobEQ? The Performance Framework and Supporting Toolset How Does jobEQ Work? JobEQ’s Approach to Modeling Excellence Limitations Conclusion
Part IV: Innovative Communities James Lawley and Penny Tompkins 19. The Clean Community • James Lawley and Penny Tompkins
The Community Source of the Community How the Community Came Together Self-Organization Shared Events And Currently …
Shelle Rose Charvet 20. The LAB Profile® Community • Shelle Rose Charvet L. Michael Hall, Ph.D. 21. The Neuro-Semantic Community • L. Michael Hall
The Story of the Why The What The How
Rich Liotta & Frank Bourke 22. The NLP Research and Recognition Project • Richard Liotta and Frank Bourke
Why This Project Is Relevant Now How the Project Began What is the Project? Goals Challenges and Caveats Progress and Trends Community Development Research and Scholarly Progress Summary
Lisa Wake & Karen Moxom 23. The International NLP Research Conference • Lisa Wake and Karen Moxom
Why Is It Important to Develop the NLP Research Conference? How the Conference Works The Innovation of the Conference The Intentions and Vision of the Conference How Does the NLP Research Conference Work? How to Become a Part of the NLP Research Community
Appendices Appendix A: Book Design
Chapter Formats
Appendix B: Requirements for a Model Innovations in NLP, Volume II Index Copyright
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