NLP Standards - The International Board
Setting and maintaining measurable NLP standards.
Practitioner Standards
Rapport : the ability to get into rapport with clients ;
Sensory acuity : the ability to identify small differences in physiology ;
Outcome setting : the ability to set well formed outcomes with ‘client’ ;
Outcome achieved : …
Flexibility : the ability to change the ‘scripts’ to fit the ‘client’.
Are these the right five? Or should there be four or six?
Techniques :
This is where we need your input - we’d like a core of ‘practitioner level’ techniques - maybe twenty? - that we agree will be included on all training courses. Some food for thought :
¨ Accessing and building resources
¨ Anchoring
¨ Chunking
¨ Framing and re-framing
¨ General change patterns (TOTE model)
¨ Meta model 1, 2 & 3
¨ Meta Programs
¨ Metaphors
¨ Milton model
¨ Modelling
¨ Perceptual positions
¨ Representational systems (lead & preferred)
¨ Six-step reframe
¨ State elicitation
¨ Strategy work
¨ Submodalitites (including belief change)
¨ Swish
¨ Timeline
¨ Values
¨ Visual squash (Parts integration)
¨ V-K Dissociation (Fast phobia technique)
¨ Well-formed outcomes
¨ Verbal and non-verbal elicitiation of responses