Would you like to be able to accomplish more? Are you looking for a way to work smarter, not harder? Could you benefit from learning new stategies to make changes, learn better and adapt faster?

NLP New Code brings together proven techniques for learning and communicating more effectively.  In this audio recording you’ll learn to read the signs and develop a new love for the process of building achievments and developing personal and business relationships.

Discover how to recognize the signs of success and allow them to direct you to the next level of peace, prosperity and productivity. Travel with Master NLP Practitioner Chris Keeler through NLP to a life of peak performance and new satisfaction.

Track 1: The wolf and the fool (metaphor)
Track 2: The Way to Excellence
Track 3: Recognize the Signs of Success
Track 4: Experience the Signs of Congruence
Track 5: Working with the unconscious mind
Track 6: Passing Roadblocks
Track 7: Characterlogical Adjectives
Track 8: Change really is easy

Signs - NLP Techniques
Author: Chris Keeler (NLP Canada Training)

Ericksonian Hypnosis Certification Course by Dr. Mike Mandel

Toronto, Starting April 9th 2011

Course Dates: April 9,10  April 15 (evening), 16,17

I am often asked “What makes this hypnosis course different?”

My answer is that the Ericksonian Hypnosis Course as presented by NLP Canada is truly world class. I bring more than three decades of full-time experience to the training which is geared toward the individual student’s needs. Whether an attendee is a psychologist or a medical doctor with a thriving hypnosis practice, or a complete beginner who wants to learn hypnosis for personal growth or perhaps in sales, this course conveys the necessary skills in just two weekends. Students and even instructors who are already certified through other fine organizations come to NLP Canada Training Inc. to learn from us, because we are the best at teaching flexibility and effortless hypnosis.

Our students learn to combine the best direct hypnotic methods with the Ericksonian paradigm and flow with the situation, rather than reading printed scripts at each other. Many of the inductions and interventions taught in the class were created by me personally, and are now used by hypnotists worldwide. The result is a very effective box of tools that give immediate and effortless access to the unconscious. That’s why many students come back and take the Master Hypnotist course. Each class has Master Hypnotists in attendance as resource people. They donate their time to help students learn these incredible skills in record time. We really have a blast, because if it’s not fun, what’s the point of doing it?

I honestly believe we offer the best hypnosis training anywhere on the planet! – Dr. Mike Mandel

The course covers beginning and advanced hypnosis techniques including:

Classic Ericksonian trance inductions
Subtle use of language to create trance
Non verbal inductions
Terminating trance safely
Pain Control and Anxiety Management:
Reframing\Dissociation\Distraction
Glove analgesia/anaesthesia
Symptom Prescription
Calibration
Rapport
Paradoxical Interventions
Revivification
Metaphors & Nested Loops
Catalepsy
Compliance Sets
Ideomotor Signals
Kinesthetic States
Amnesia and its creation
Hypnotic coma (Esdaile state)
The Milton Model

FOR PRICING INFORMATION (and an affordable payment plan), please contact NLP Canada at the email to telephone number below.
NLPCanada Training Toronto at 416-928-2394 OR EMAIL news@nlpcanada.com please let them know you read about it at hypnosisdownloads.org

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We have evolved to run complex routine procedures on autopilot. Our unconscious processes are faster, more reliable, and often more subtle than our conscious efforts to understand and influence the world around us. We do not need to know much about ourselves to get through an average day. We just need to go along for the ride.

So what’s the point of all the efforts we make to remember and discover who we are? Why get to know yourself better if yourself runs just fine without you? The short answer is this. It’s hard to make it through a whole day without learning something about yourself. The people with whom you connect, the stories you hear or tell, the things you do: all of them give you information about yourself.

One of the many automatic processes that drive you is the process which causes you to pay attention to information about yourself. Paying attention allows you to choose whether to incorporate new information into existing patterns or to let it go. You cannot change without knowing something about yourself and you cannot live in a world of change without changing yourself.

So even though it slows you down and introduces all sorts of existential difficulties, it is hard to avoid learning more about yourself. Fortunately, if you are active and intentional, getting to know yourself better has real benefits. It can be a fun process that leads to results you like. It can give you choices you would not see on autopilot and better results when autopilot is running your life. It can even grow your brain.
So take a few minutes and read this book. It’s short. You can even read some of it on autopilot while your attention bounces around all the things you should and might and look forward to doing.

The book won’t mind your monkey mind and monkey mind won’t prevent you from noticing what you need to notice to get the results you want. Just notice the funny parts. There’s no reason to let monkey mind have all the fun. Your conscious mind knows how to play, too.

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NLP works from the presupposition that anything one person can do, another person can learn to do (providing it is something of which s/he is physically capable). The flip side of this presupposition is the idea that anything you can do successfully can become a pattern for success in new contexts.

As you consider this presupposition, you will notice that it contains other beliefs about human beings; it contains, for instance, the idea that we are resources for each other. Our world is more easily influenced because we are not alone in it. Not only do we learn from each other deliberately: we also pick up moods and states from each other.

The obvious way to use NLP to meet a challenge is to find someone who is successfully handling a similar challenge and model them – observe them with such acuity that you can do what they are doing and get the same result they are getting.

There is a catch. In order to model successfully, you will need to be able to identify with your model – to find ways in which you can think, feel and act alike. This is hard to do unless you are feeling resourceful. Too often, we look at models from the depths of our anxiety and stress and feel the gap is much too wide to cross. It’s not. But it does lead to the first step in the NLP strategy for handling challenges.

Begin by gaining access to more of your strengths, skills and capabilities. If you are not feeling resourceful, you are unlikely to be resourceful. Without strength, flexibility, innovation or a sense of fun, you are also unlikely to meet your challenge successfully. In order to become more resourceful than you are feeling, you will probably need the assistance of someone who is already feeling resourceful. A coach can do this for you – so can anyone who is having a really good day and is willing to make a connection with you.

Once you are beginning to feel better, work the good feelings. Begin by moving: when you get your physical body moving with strength and grace, your mind is tempted to follow suit. Walk as though you were already on top of the world – and if you need help to stay there, then walk like a friend who has his/her stuff together.

Using anchoring, you can chain good states together and apply them directly to the places where you are feeling challenged. The key is to be so thoroughly engaged in your resourceful self that you make the challenges more manageable when you integrate the positive anchors. That’s why you should never begin with the anchoring process. Always wait until you have easy access to strong representations of positive states. Then enjoy playing.

Then begin to tell yourself the story of your success. Since it hasn’t happened yet, work with the real stories of challenges you have successfully overcome. You can be your own best role model. Stories are always most natural and most powerful when they have a listener. The key to this stage is to find someone to listen to your stories of success.

By this point, you might well find that you do not have a challenge: just work to do. If the challenge is really new or really big, you might need to go find new learning in order to meet it successfully. You are now ready to do what you need to do. Either get to work, or find a model who has one or more of the pieces you are missing.

You can thoroughly enjoy identifying with your model now. Just as you will thoroughly enjoy telling the story of how you met this challenge – with NLP!

About the author: Linda Ferguson, Ph.D. is a senior partner with NLP Canada Training Inc.,Toronto, Canada. NLP Canada provides intensive training in the practices and principles of NLP. Drawing on fields from the arts to business to neuroscience. Learn more at www.nlpcanada.com