What is Neuro Linguistic Programming?

Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP). People who come to us in therapy typically have pain in their lives, and all therapy methods are confronted with the problem of reacting adequately to their needs. NLP offers a sometimes-exciting method of helping people to undertake often-dramatic change in their lives, and change is often all the client needs. That is to be able to change from a sad outlook on life to a happy one, from a vision of doom and gloom to a future of excitement and discovery. NLP has such wide interpretations with little restrictive format that it is often of value to a very wide variety of clients.

The building of a strong and open relationship between the therapist and the client is crucial in NLP, as in most other therapies. The client needs to be treated with respect, with the therapist coming from a position of curiosity and open-mindedness. The therapist’s role is to guide the client, to explore and understand the deeper structure of the problem and the benefits that change has to offer.

The treatment of other conditions may incorporate components of the triple therapy or alternative methods, such as Cognitive or Solution Focused Therapy. The treatment sessions may occasionally if required include Hypnotherapy.