Diffusing Reflexive Anger
A Neuro-Linguistic Programming Approach
Steve Andreas, M.A., has been learning and teaching NLP for over 20 years, and has edited or written several books, including Virginia Satir: The Patterns of Her Magic. He has also coauthored several books with Connirae Andreas, including Heart of the Mind and Change Your Mind–And Keep the Change.
The goal of Neuro-Linguistic Programming is to help clients change their patterns of experience. Emphasizing forgiveness, in this videotape Andreas, one of today’s leading practitioners of NLP, shows how by focusing on the visual, kinesthetic, and auditory components of their experiences, clients can be helped to quickly change entrenched responses, including patterns of inappropriate anger.
A Neuro-Linguistic Programming Approach
Steve Andreas, M.A., has been learning and teaching NLP for over 20 years, and has edited or written several books, including Virginia Satir: The Patterns of Her Magic. He has also coauthored several books with Connirae Andreas, including Heart of the Mind and Change Your Mind–And Keep the Change.
The goal of Neuro-Linguistic Programming is to help clients change their patterns of experience. Emphasizing forgiveness, in this videotape Andreas, one of today’s leading practitioners of NLP, shows how by focusing on the visual, kinesthetic, and auditory components of their experiences, clients can be helped to quickly change entrenched responses, including patterns of inappropriate anger.
A Neuro-Linguistic Programming Approach
Steve Andreas, M.A., has been learning and teaching NLP for over 20 years, and has edited or written several books, including Virginia Satir: The Patterns of Her Magic. He has also coauthored several books with Connirae Andreas, including Heart of the Mind and Change Your Mind–And Keep the Change.
The goal of Neuro-Linguistic Programming is to help clients change their patterns of experience. Emphasizing forgiveness, in this videotape Andreas, one of today’s leading practitioners of NLP, shows how by focusing on the visual, kinesthetic, and auditory components of their experiences, clients can be helped to quickly change entrenched responses, including patterns of inappropriate anger.