Pucelik Consulting Group

(professional interpretation to Russian)

Integrating fundamental NLP tools into a really deep skill... and perhaps even into the art!

Frank Pucelik personally recommends this training to all NLP'ers regardless of their experience and level of knowledge.

Just about everyone in NLP has covered the basics of resources, resource states, anchoring and sub-modality distinctions. It seems, though, that they are still “techniques” and not integrated as knowledge and skill sets in most Practitioners and Master Practitioners. This is a shame, because there is a world of opportunity lost by missing out on what makes these ideas and processes actually work.

When done well, these straightforward “basics” can accomplish just about anything that most NLP’ers need to do. Without them, many of the more “advanced” techniques and processes won’t even work.

In these two days Sid Jacobson, Ph.D. will go back to these essential ideas and procedures, to go forward in developing much deeper level of skills of the NLP repertoire.

We'll include the following:

More about where NLP really came from and what that means to you
The original idea or formal human modeling
What modeling has become over time, and how to get back to the basics and beyond
A more complete look at the concept of “Resources” and how to find more of them
Avoiding the confusion between techniques and resources
The wide variety of methods for accessing and developing resources
How to design and re-design states in yourself and others
Understanding states in terms of neural circuitry
Designer states when you need the,
A much deeper understanding of strategies: the Programming in Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Avoiding confusion of different levels of strategies in NLP
Understanding and tracking the processes that move them forward, and gaining control of those processes for effective redesign
Sensory Acuity at the most sophisticated level
Detecting sub-modality distinctions through careful and systematic observation
Tracking sequencing and shifting of internal responses
The future of “technique” in NLP
Going backward, to go forward, with techniques
Pure NLP: uncovering the structure of subjective experience

Seven good reasons to attend this course:

1. You've had a lot of NLP training, but it still seems like techniques to you.

2. You have seen many highly skilled trainers make things look so easy, but you still don't know how they do it.

3. You know you need to practice to improve your skills, but you aren't sure where to start.

4. You want to be able to “smooth” your work and make it more natural, instead of just a lot of steps and procedures.

5. You want to build your sensory acuity skills to the point that you don't have to work so hard just to see and hear what you need.

6. You still don't have a good picture of how all these wonderful skills, concepts and tools fir together into a framework you can use.

7. You just love spending time with other skilled people who want to improve and help others as much as you do.

After the course you'll be able to:

1. Know what and how to practice to improve your NLP skills in a systematic way.

2. “Read people” in the ways that the developers of NLP were aiming at.

3. Much more naturally use the basic skills of NLP to better effect, especially when using more advanced techniques.

4. Talk to others about what NLP really is, and isn't, in a way they can understand.

5. Help yourself and others manage resources, states of mind and strategies in a more useful and natural ways.

6. Connect desired outcomes to the naturally occurring processes you and others need to get to them.

7. Integrate your work into a much more useful, and personal, framework that you can operate out of efficiently and effectively.

Short bio:

Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, USA
has been learning and practicing NLP since 1977 (from co-founders J. Grinder and R. Bandler)
35 years of research work and teaching professionals from different fields, schools, government agencies, professional athletes, businesses
author of 5 books on education, effective group training, top-level communication skills
in-house training program clients include such companies as Singapore Airlines, Western Digital, Applied Materials, SAP, Singapore Technologies, Yokogawa Electric
annually speaks at major professional conferences in USA, Great Britain, Singapore

Information for future participants:

2 day program, 10am – 6pm (January 23-24 , Sat & Sun) Odessa, in a hall of cozy HUB Livingroom (1 A, Grecheskaya str.) - map

Participation fee

2300 UAH before January 10 (coffee breaks included)
2700 UAH after January 10

To register please click on the link.

For further information contact us at: +38 (050) 390 44 00