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NLP

Danniboo · 2010-07-15 10:02:54

Hi guys, I'm looking to try NLP and just wondering what peoples experiences have been, any feedback appreciated x

15-07-2010 11:02am

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Danniboo

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Hi guys,

I'm looking to try NLP and just wondering what peoples experiences have been, any feedback appreciated x

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#2 15-07-2010 11:45am

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Danniboo wrote: »

Hi guys,

I'm looking to try NLP and just wondering what peoples experiences have been, any feedback appreciated x

No direct experience, but to be honest from what I know it seems, from a sientific point of view at least, to be about as useful as holistic medicine (ie complete nonsense).

Thats not to say some people don't get a positive placebo effect from it, though, so if you feel it works for you, fair enough.

I am not sure if there are any documented dangers, so my best advice would be to research as many cases as possible before continuing.

*btw, if you're not talking about neuro-linguistic programming, please ignore everything i said

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#3 15-07-2010 12:27pm

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Be careful. Lots of pop psychologists dabble with NLP and will be only too willing to part you from your cash. No scientific evidence to my knowledge

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#4 15-07-2010 12:34pm

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Why NLP?

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#5 15-07-2010 12:44pm

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Why not?

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#6 15-07-2010 1:23pm

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Thanks for moving mods, a forum for holistic therapies might be a good idea

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#7 15-07-2010 2:57pm

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There's a thread on NLP down below which explains a lot of opinions on it...

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#8 15-07-2010 3:23pm

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People are wondering, which NLP? http://www.acronymfinder.com/nlp.html

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#9 19-07-2010 12:37pm

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I guess the classic NLP question here might be...

NLP for what purpose? What is the outcome you'd liketo achieve s a result of "trying" NLP? :cool:

Sam

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#10 19-07-2010 12:45pm

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SamB64 wrote: »

I guess the classic NLP question here might be...

NLP for what purpose? What is the outcome you'd liketo achieve s a result of "trying" NLP? :cool:

Sam

A few different things, improve confidence, become more focused, trying to get ove my breakup:rolleyes:

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#11 20-07-2010 8:04pm

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Lots of discussion on NLP in a previous thread

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