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The methods of NLP coaching include appropriately challenging distortions in the client's language.
The methods of NLP coaching include appropriately challenging distortions in the client's language.


For example, in response to the client's statement:
For example, in response to the client's statement:
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"They NEVER listen?" (to encourage the client to search for exceptions to the over-generalisation).
"They NEVER listen?" (to encourage the client to search for exceptions to the over-generalisation).




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*[[Positive psychology coaching]]
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Latest revision as of 15:00, 26 May 2020

Working effectively with others - coaching techniques.

NLP is an abbreviation for neuro-linguistic programming.

NLP incorporates the concept that people construct ('encode') their own realities through the language they use.

Clients' language may include systematic distortions, for example deletions or over-generalisations.


The methods of NLP coaching include appropriately challenging distortions in the client's language.


For example, in response to the client's statement:

"They never listen,"

the NLP coach might ask:

"WHO never listens?" (to recover deleted information); or

"They NEVER listen?" (to encourage the client to search for exceptions to the over-generalisation).


See also


Other link

How to pick the right executive coach, Association of Corporate Treasurers