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Books, literature about NLP: Heart of the Mind by Steve and Connirae Andreas
This comprehensive guide will serve as a platform to the beginning stages of NLP, diving deep into the inner workings of applying each technique in different situations. Reading Purpose: Introduction to NLP for counselors, coaches and healing practitioners who want to see what it’s like to apply various NLP methods with clients. Lots of client dialogue here. Writing Style: Clinical, clear explanations of methods along detailed descriptions of client sessions.
The Big Book of NLP (Expanded) by Shlomo Vaknin (Author), Marina Schwarts (Contributor) The Big Book of NLP is a precisely written encyclopedia of NLP techniques and how they may be applied. With many techniques that are usually only talked about at expensive NLP seminars, this book contains a vast amount of information that cannot be found anywhere else. Reading Purpose: Reference for NLP practitioners Writing Style: No explanations or stories. This is just a list of techniques and their steps.
nlp booksNLP: The New Technology of Achievement
by Steve Andreas and Charles Faulkner
nlp booksFrogs Into Princes by Bandler and Grinder Reading purpose: To capture the atmosphere of early NLP seminars and the attitude with which they worked, mixed with a glimpse of the early methods. Writing style: Seminar transcripts. This book is not written in a typical fashion, with one concept logically flowing after another – it’s a snapshot of a live event.
Reading purpose: To capture the atmosphere of early NLP seminars and the attitude with which they worked, mixed with a glimpse of the early methods around hypnosis, trance induction and utilization. Writing style: Seminar transcripts. This book is not written in a typical fashion, with one concept logically flowing after another – it’s a snapshot of a live event.
Reading purpose: To capture the atmosphere of early NLP seminars and the attitude with which they worked, mixed with a glimpse of the early methods around reframing. Writing style: Seminar transcripts. This book is not written in a typical fashion, with one concept logically flowing after another – it’s a snapshot of a live event.
Reading purpose: Introduction to NLP techniques Writing style: It’s a live seminar transcript format here, but the editors did a great job of making the presentation clear from a reader’s point of view. |