1. What is NLP?NLP stands for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. It studies how our mind (neuro) and language (linguistic) affects our emotions and behaviors (programming). Commonly used in the field of personal development and motivational talks, NLP comprises of concepts, tools and skills for achieving peak performance. It is also a practical study of communication and how we can enhance and utilize language to influence ourselves and others. As it is developed through observing excellence from successful people, therefore NLP is still expanding currently and its use is immense. ^Top 2. What can I do with NLP?Since it is a tool developed from studying successful people, there is a lot of potential in using NLP in different fields. You could apply it management, finance, HR, consulting work, coaching, training, teaching.... one of our participants even applied it in Traditional Chinese Medicine as a holistic approach to health. That was totally unexpected. ^Top 3. Isn't NLP only used for coaching and therapy?Nope. Therapy assumes that something is broken and needs to be fixed. NLP focuses on developing an attitude, a lifestyle, a set of tools and whatever that works for unique individuals leading to excellence. As for coaching, it is part of NLP but not the whole. NLP has far wider applications and you will have to experience it to fuse it with your work and life. ^Top 4. Do I need to study a lot for NLP certification?Nope but you will need to practice a lot. It is the skills that essentially would be translated back to practical applications in your life. We, at Navigo, are very particular about your ability to apply the skills and we will work with you until you have fully acquire it. ^Top 5. Tell me more about NLP Core Skills course.
We realised not everyone needs the certification. Therefore, we crafted NLP Core Skills as a training session for you to experience the personal development aspects of NLP. ^Top 6. What is so different with your training and coaching?In Navigo, our training and coaching is a 'do with' process as oppose to a 'do to' process. It means that we co-create learning with you together instead of a one-size fit all training for you. As each and every one of us is unique, it means we learn differently. So, the best learning occurs when you learn to train yourself. NLP gives us the tools to do that. It doesn't mean we don't train though, it means you learn best when you train yourself. ^Top 7. Can your training be sustainable?We don't know. Frankly, we are confident that our training shift you and we are able to provide continuous support for sustainability. However, it takes two hands to clap and we need you to put in as much effort as we put in to make sure the learning sticks. If you rent a bicycle and Navigo shares with you the skills to cycle, you will need to practice to become competent. What we can do with you is to be there to speed up your process. ^Top 8. In what ways can I explore NLP for my benefit? - Reading: There are over 100 books now written on NLP.
- Coaching: Have a consultation or coaching session with an NLP Practitioner, Master Practitioner or NLP Trainer.
- Core Skills Program: A short 6 days application seminar that allows you to choose if you would like to carry on thereafter.
- Accreditation Training: Do a professional course in NLP.
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9. What standards should I expect for an Accreditation NLP training?- Time: A minimum of 10 days is the recognised time standard for Practitioner of NLP training for most NLP Associations.
- Approved: Accreditation comes from approved NLP bodies like ABNLP, NLPTRB, NLP University etc.
- Experienced: Trainers who have real-life experiences applying NLP in various area of education, businesses, training and management so that you get practical learning and not idealistic content.
- NLP Syllabus: Training sessions is about NLP and the applications. Not unrelated content even if the additional syllabus is really good.
^Top 10. What is Time Line Therapy in relation to NLP?Time Line Therapy (TLT) is the reflection model of NLP. Frustratingly, the name TLT is misleading. Think of something in the past that you have done and now if you were to reflect on it, would have have done things differently? That is TLT, a simplistic model of it. In summary, TLT is a powerful process and model that allows us to reflect and learn from our own experiences and that of others. It can be used in many areas including in therapy and counselling but not limited to that. Learning it provides you with the best tool to deal with your past and learn enormously from your own experiences. ^Top
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