http://nlprandr.org Advancing the Science of Neuro-Linguistic Programming Wed, 01 Sep 2010 02:02:27 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The IASH conference is convened every two years.  It is always on the cutting edge of what is new in NLP. This year  it is in San Francisco, California 10/28 through 11/1/2010.  IASH has always been a strong supporter on the NLP Research and Recognition Project.  Indeed the NLP R&R Project ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=623 Frank Bourke presented the keynote speech, The NLP Research and Recognition Project:  Key learnings from the project and Recommendations to the NLP community, at The Second International NLP Research Conference, Cardiff University, Wales, UK; on July 3, 2010.  The full text of the presentation can be found here - Keynote Speech-Wales ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=608 An email went out to today to the 620 people who have volunteered for the NLP Research & Recognition Project since it's inception.  During the last year there have been some challenges and substantial progress.  As is the case with any growth, there have been changes, not the least of ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=580 An article about the Research and Recognition Project has been posted in the International Hypnosis Research Institute Blog.  The IHRI Blog has 90,000 subscribers.  The article can be viewed here: NLP Research & Recogntion Project article.  It was posted on the IHRI Blog on 9/18/2009. http://nlprandr.org/?p=585 NLP Research & Recognition Project Trustee, Steve Andreas, has written an excellent and informative description regarding What is NLP? Thoughtful and scientific descriptions of NLP are critical to the development of the field. Steve articulates what NLP is extremely well. This article will be useful for those unfamiliar with NLP, ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=564 I’ve been putting off composing this blog for the last three months waiting for a number of projects to take final steps to actualization so that we could report these GREAT breakthroughs; but here we are…right on the verge of our wildest dreams…but  …not …quite …there. When I proposed the project ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=558 Early in the evolution of the NLP Research & Recognition Project PTSD was selected as a critical area to pursue research of NLP treatment strategies that clinical experience has indicated are very effective in alleviating the symptoms of PTSD. Multitudes of veterans with PTSD don't presently have access to the effective methods ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=520 The online NLP submodality project will guide people through an online process to quantify the impact of submodality changes on emotional experience. The plan is for the first online submodalities experiment to commence in the coming month. The submodality project reflects the NLP Research & Recognition Project mission to learn ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=471 This is the new NLPRandR site.  We have been revising the previous site since September and this site went live today.  We anticipate that it will serve the NLP Research and Recognition Project in many ways.  A primary goal is for the site to facilitate communication between people working on various projects, the NLP community, and other ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=148 Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy by Lisa Wake is a well researched, extensively referenced, and scholarly examination of neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and the advancing model of neurolinguistic psychotherapy.  I enthusiastically recommend this book to clinicians, researchers, NLP practitioners, and anyone interested in advancing the science and theory of NLP...  Go to the "Library" ... http://nlprandr.org/?p=266