NLP Fundamentals Megathread
Complete guide for beginners. Covers presuppositions, basic techniques, and common misconceptions.
We're a community of NLP practitioners, learners, and enthusiasts. Whether you're exploring the meta-model, perfecting your anchoring technique, or just curious about neurolinguistic programming, you'll find resources and discussions here.
Complete guide for beginners. Covers presuppositions, basic techniques, and common misconceptions.
Find someone to practice with. New thread every Monday. State your timezone and experience level.
Create instant access to resourceful states through sensory triggers. Foundation technique for state management.
Linguistic patterns for precision questioning. Uncover deletions, distortions, and generalizations in language.
Change the context or content of experiences to shift meaning and emotional response. Powerful for belief change.
Visual submodality technique for breaking habits and compulsions. Quick and effective for simple behavior change.
How to actually read micro-expressions and physiological states. No pseudoscience, just observable patterns.
Comprehensive analysis of Erickson's language patterns with modern examples and applications.
Practical exercises for working with visual, auditory, and kinesthetic submodalities. PDF included.
Real-time chat, voice channels for practice, weekly group sessions.
Long-form discussions, technique reviews, case studies, and questions.
NLP is a methodology for understanding and changing human behavior patterns through the connection between neurological processes, language, and behavioral patterns learned through experience.
Absolutely. We have resources for all levels, from complete beginners to master practitioners. Check out the Fundamentals Megathread to get started.
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