Required Reading for NLP Practitioner Students
The NLP Field Guide Part 1. A Reference Guide To Practitioner Level Patterns
by Jules & Chris Collingwood.
Emergent Publications. Sydney 2001
A practical reference manual for practitioner of NLP training that is both comprehensive and rigorous. As well as containing descriptions of patterns, NLP training exercises and systemic framing notes for each NLP pattern, the authors have carefully excluded the irrelevant content that has slipped into many of the NLP trainings taught in the world today!
Master practitioners of NLP can use the guide to gain a richer description of NLP, as well as a useful review of practitioner level patterns.
The Field Guide is also an invaluable resource for NLP trainers and trainer candidates. Preface by Dr John Grinder co-creator of NLP and Carmen Bostic St Clair co-author of Whispering in the wind.
My Lessons With Kumi. How I Learned To Perform With Confidence In Life And Work
by Michael Colgrass
Real People Press Moab Utah 2000
My Lessons with Kumi tells the story of a man who sets out to develop his skills as a presenter and finds that in the process he is on a journey of self discovery. Autobiographical in nature, Pulitzer Prize winner and Emmy Award winner Michael Colgrass has found an innovative way of bringing NLP to the public by incorporating it into this novel.
Recommended Reading For Intending Practitioners
Change Your Mind And Keep The Change
by Steve & Connirae Andreas
Real People Press Moab Utah 1987
This book is about the application of the submodalities model of NLP to personal change, counselling and coaching.
Frogs into Princes. Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
by Richard Bandler & John Grinder
Real People Press Moab Utah 1979
Based on transcripts of early seminars presented by co-creators of NLP John Grinder and Richard Bandler, Frogs into Princes covers some of the basics of NLP including Representational Systems, Anchoring, Change personal history and Six step Reframing.
Heart of The Mind. Engaging Your Inner Power To Change With Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
by Connirae & Steve Andreas
Real People Press Moab Utah 1989
Introducing Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Revised Edition
by Joseph O’Connor & John Seymour
Mandala London1990
This is a basic text of some of the material taught on many Practitioner of NLP trainings. A linear but thorough presentation.
Neuro-Linguistic Programming Volume 1. The Study Of The Structure Of Subjective Experience
by Robert Dilts, John Grinder, Richard Bandler, Judith DeLozier.
Meta Publications Cupertino California.1980
Reframing. Neuro-Linguistic Programming And The Transformation Of Meaning.
by Richard Bandler & John Grinder.
Real People Press Moab Utah 1982
An excellent book by the two originators of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Richard Bandler and John Grinder, on the Reframing models of NLP. Includes Content reframing, advanced six step reframing, reframing with two or more parts and creating new parts. Humourous and insightful this book is the result of edited transcripts from a number of seminars presented by co-originators of NLP Bandler and Grinder and is highly recommended for Practitioner and Master Practitioner students.
Therapeutic Metaphors
by David Gordon.
Meta Publications. Cupertino California 1978
Turtles All The Way Down. Prerequisites To Personal Genius
by Judith DeLozier & John Grinder.
Grinder & Associates.
Scotts Valley California 1987
This classic NLP book is an edited transcript of the seminar where Judith DeLozier and co-creator of NLP John Grinder first introduced 'New Code' NLP to the world. As the subtitle suggests the authors explore patterns they have found with genii. The experience of this book can have a profound effect on your personal evolution.
The Structure Of Magic Vols. 1 & 2
by John Grinder & Richard Bandler
Science and Behaviour Books
Palo Alto California 1975 & 1976
These 2 volumes are the seminal books on NLP that started the field. Written by the originators Dr. John Grinder and Richard Bandler, Volume 1 is an in depth description of the meta model the first explicit model of NLP and one of the most useful. Both are technical books and highly recomended for Practitioners, Master Practitioners, Trainers of NLP.
Using Your Brain For A Change
by Richard Bandler.
Real People Press Moab Utah 1985
This is book is edited from transcripts of seminars presented by co-creator of NLP Richard Bandler using NLP processes based on submodalities. Submodalities are quality distinctions within each representational system. ie. Size, colour, brightness, contrast, dimension, location are examples of submodality qualities that can be discerned with mental pictures. Tone, timbre, volume, speed are examples of submodality qualities in the auditory system. Using your Brain for a Change is a good introduction to the use of submodalities in classic code NLP.
Whispering In The Wind
by Carmen Bostic St Clair & John Grinder.
J & C Enterprises.
Scotts Valley California. 2001
"Whispering in the Wind" is the long awaited book by Carmen Bostic St Clair and co-creator of NLP Dr. John Grinder. Until now the field of NLP has lacked a credible, up to date book that spells out the fundamentals of NLP, the epistemology of the field and the historical context in which it arose. This book defines the principles (with examples) underpinning NLP in a manner that enables the reader to establish whether material taught in the field is NLP or not. We hope that "Whispering" will encourage NLP trainers to examine their own practices and derive benefit for their students and themselves through incorporating the rigour offered by Grinder and Bostic St. Clair. This book does require a level of experience and competence in NLP and is recommended for people who have completed a practitioner of NLP training. We think this book is as seminal as the first book on NLP; Bandler and Grinders' "Structure of Magic Volume 1" and a 'must read' for Master Practitioners and Trainers of NLP. "Whispering in the Wind" covers important distinctions in NLP within the domain of modelling, NLP application and NLP training. To find out more visit www.nlpwhisperinginthewind.com

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