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    NLP Practitioner & NLP Master Practitioner iGNLP™ CERTIFIED course is an online short certificate programme on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) developed by Matthew Barnett, an NLP, Hypnosis, Neuro-Linguistic Programming coach, that trains students the beginner and advanced level concepts of NLP. The programme also enables the learners to apply for membership as an NLP Practitioner with the iGNLP™ The International Guild for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. 

    NLP Practitioner & NLP Master Practitioner iGNLP™ CERTIFIED online course, provided by Udemy, is open for all the candidates who are interested in exploring the NLP principles and understanding unconscious minds. The course curriculum will walk the participants through a wide range of NLP aspects such as principles of success, logical levels, history and definition of NLP and many more. NLP Practitioner & NLP Master Practitioner iGNLP™ CERTIFIED certification also renders the learners plenty of career opportunities as this programme is recognized and certified by the International Guild of Neuro-Linguistic Programming. The candidates who are interested in making a thorough understanding of NLP can take the course by paying the fee.

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    • 43 hours on-demand video
    • 478 downloadable resources
    • Full lifetime access
    • Access on mobile and tv
    • Certificate of completion
    • 23 articles

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    At the end of the NLP Practitioner & NLP Master Practitioner iGNLP™ CERTIFIED  online certification, the students will gain a deep knowledge of NLP concepts. Plus. The learners will learn the application of NLP in the business field and the relevance of the NLP in personal and professional development. 

    The syllabus

    Introductions

    • WTF

    Welcome to the Ultimate NLP Practitioner Training (associate)

    • Welcome to the NLP Practitioner Certification program
    • The NLP Communication Model
    • Welcome to the Matrix
    • What is NLP Really
    • Cause and Effect
    • Perception is Projection
    • Neuro Transmitter
    • Responsibility for Change
    • Responsibility for Value
    • Excellence
    • Beliefs
    • The Human Brain
    • The Triune Brain
    • The Learning State
    • How to go into Peripheral Vision
    • Overview of whats coming up
    • Exercise: Perception is Projection

    History of NLP and Definitions

    • The Basic History of NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming
    • Defining NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming
    • Comparison of EFT with NLP pt 1
    • Comparison of EFT with NLP Pt 2

    The 5 Principals for Success

    • Introduction to the 5 Principals for success using NLP
    • Know your outcome
    • Take Actions
    • Have Sensory Acuity
    • Have Behavioral Flexibility
    • Operate from a Physiology and Psychology of Excellences
    • State Vs Goal

    The Keys to an Achievable Outcome

    • Introduction to the Keys to an Achievable Outcome
    • Stated in the Positive
    • Towards and Away From Motivation
    • Specify Present situation
    • Specify Outcome
    • Specify Evidence Procedure
    • Be sure it is congruent and desirable
    • Is it self initiated or self maintained
    • Is it appropriately contextulalised
    • What resources are needed
    • Is it ecological

    Logical levels

    • Logical levels

    SMART Goals

    • Introduction to SMART Goals
    • Matt's 5 Block Buster
    • Stages of competency 1 & 2
    • Stages of Competency 3 & 4
    • The Expert Paradox
    • be SMART about goal setting
    • Specific
    • Specifically defining your goal
    • Getting specific about your success environment
    • A little help from my friends
    • Why do you even want your goal
    • Measurable
    • Control Variables
    • The sub Goal Paradox
    • A journal for your future history
    • The power of your calendar
    • Ratings and Rankings
    • Action Based
    • Steps for taking action
    • Jumping ladders
    • Get over the fear of taking action
    • Leverage accountability
    • REALISTIC
    • TIME BASED
    • When will you have achieved it

    Pre-suppositions of NLP

    • Introduction to the Pre-suppositions of NLP
    • 1. Respect for the other persons model of the world
    • 2. Behavior and change should be evaluated in context and with ecology
    • 3. Resistance in a client is a sign of a lack of rapport
    • 4. People are not their behaviours
    • 5. Everyone is doing the best they can with the resources available to them
    • 6. Calibrate on Behaviour
    • 7. The Map is not the territory
    • 8. You are in charge of your mind and therefore your results
    • 9. People have all the resources they need to achieve their outcomes
    • 10. All procedures should increase wholeness
    • 11. There is no failure only feedback
    • 12. The meaning of communication is the response you get
    • 13. The law of requisite variety
    • 14. All procedures should be designed to increase choice
    • Exercise: You have all the resources you need

    The Prime Directives of the Unconscious mind

    • Overview of the Prime directives of the unconscious mind
    • 1. Unconscious mind stores all memories
    • 2. The unconscious mind is the domain of the emotions
    • 3. The unconscious mind organises all emotions
    • 4. The unconscious mind represses memories with unresolved negative emotions
    • 5. May present repressed memories for resolution
    • 6. Unconscious minds may keep memories repressed
    • 7. The Unconscious mind runs the body
    • 8. The Unconscious mind preserves the body and the integrity of the body
    • 9. The Unconscious mind is a highly moral being
    • 10. Unconscious minds need clear instructions to follow
    • 11. Controls and maintains perceptions
    • 12. Generates and stores energy
    • 13. Maintains energy and generates new habits
    • 14. Needs repetition for a new habit to be installed
    • 15. Conditioned to continually seek out more
    • 16. Functions best as a whole integrated unit
    • 17. Unconscious mind is symbolic
    • 18. Unconscious mind takes everything personally
    • 19. Works on the principal of least resistance
    • 20. Does not process negatives

    Rapport - The NLP Practitioners secret persuasion weapon

    • Why learn about Rapport
    • The basis of all meaningful communication
    • What is Rapport
    • What is Rapport continued
    • Rapport Matching and Mirroring
    • What to match and mirror
    • Pacing and Leading
    • Indicators of Rapport
    • Examples of matching a client
    • Example unpacked
    • Crossover Mirroring
    • Building Rapport on the Telephone

    Sensory acuity - in NLP - Neuro Linguistic Programming

    • Overview of sensory acuity
    • Calibration
    • BLESS
    • Breathing
    • Lower lip size
    • Eyes
    • Skin Colour
    • Skin Tonus
    • Sensory Acuity - Use the skill

    Representational Systems

    • Introduction to Representational Systems
    • The Representational System Preference Test
    • Predicates
    • Predicate Phrases
    • Body Posture

    Eye Patterns

    • Overview of Eye Patterns
    • Determining Normally and reverse organised
    • Eye Pattern Quadrants
    • Eliciting Eye Patterns - Constructed States
    • Eliciting Eye Patterns Recalled states

    Submodalities

    • Introduction to Submodalities
    • Submodalities continued
    • Submodalities continued More on drivers
    • The submodality Checklist
    • Submodality Like to dislike
    • Submodalities drivers and contrastive analysis
    • Submodality Mapping across
    • Can you do NLP On yourself
    • Developmental period and beliefs
    • Submodality belief change script
    • Submodality belief change part 2
    • Swish Patterns
    • Swish Patterns: Steps
    • Swish Pattern Steps 5 through to end
    • EXERCISE: Feel more confident by Using NLP
    • EXERCISE : Motivation Exercise - swish
    • Operational Principals

    Linguistic Pre-suppositions

    • Introduction to the Language section
    • Introduction to Linguistic presuppositions
    • Existence
    • Presupposition of possibility impossibility & necessity
    • Cause and effect
    • Complex Equivalence
    • Awareness
    • Temporal pre-suppositions
    • Adjectives and Adverbs
    • Inclusive and Exclusive ORS
    • Ordinals

    Hierarchy of ideas

    • Overview of the Hierarchy of ideas
    • Chunking up and down
    • The difference between big picture and detail

    Milton Model

    • Milton Model Overview
    • Mind Reads
    • Lost Performatives
    • Cause and Effect
    • Complex Equivalence
    • Pre-suppositions
    • Universal Quantifiers
    • Intonation
    • Nominalisation & Unspecified Verbs
    • Tag Questions
    • Lack of Referential index
    • Comparative deletions & Pacing current experience
    • The Double Bind
    • Conversational Postulates
    • Extended Quotes and selection Restriction Violations
    • Phonological ambiguities syntactic ambiguities etc
    • Utilization
    • NLP Embedded Commands

    NLP Metaphors

    • Overview of Metaphors
    • Creating a metaphor

    The Meta Model

    • Overview of the Meta Model
    • The Meta Model Distortions
    • Meta Model Generalisations
    • Meta Model Deletions

    Anchoring in NLP - Neuro-Linguistic Programming

    • What is Anchoring
    • History of Anchoring Twitmyer
    • History of Anchoring Pavlov
    • 4 Steps to Anchoring
    • 5 Keys to successful Anchoring FRU
    • The i & T of Fruit
    • Naturally occurring and constructed states for anchoring
    • Types of Anchors: What defines a state that can be anchored
    • Types of Anchoring Technique
    • Anchoring in Context education
    • Anchoring in a Business Context
    • Basic Anchoring Techniques Step 1 & 2
    • Basic Anchoring Techniques steps 3 & 4
    • Basic Anchoring Techniques 5 - 7
    • Basic Anchoring Techniques Step 8 & Wrap up
    • Collapse Anchoring in NLP - Neuro-Linguistic Programming
    • Collapse Anchoring the process with NLP Neuro-Linguistic Programming
    • Chaining NLP Anchors - Designing a chain
    • Chaining Anchors Intermediate steps
    • Chaining NLP anchors Doing Chaining Anchors
    • Chaining Anchors Doing chaining anchors

    Strategies

    • Introduction to Strategies
    • What can we do with Strategies
    • Why Elicit Strategies
    • Run through a strategy
    • Strategy components and elements
    • Strategy Components and elements continued
    • Representational systems link to strategies
    • the TOTE model
    • Convincer types
    • Decision Making Strategy
    • Conditions for a well formed strategy
    • Formal Strategy Elicitation
    • Strategy Elicitation with Eye Patterns
    • Ways to Change a strategy
    • Installing a strategy with eye patterns
    • common issues with the Decision Making strategy
    • common issues with the Motivation Strategy
    • Learning & Spelling strategies
    • Elicitation Questions for learning strategies
    • The Spelling Strategy
    • Why learn Reframing

    Reframing

    • Types of Reframes
    • Context Reframes
    • Content Reframes
    • Reframing process
    • The NLP model of therapy
    • 6 Step reframe

    Parts Integration

    • Parts Integration overview
    • Parts integration step1 -4
    • Parts Integration steps 5-10
    • Parts Integration 11 - end

    The Fast Phobia Model

    • Overview of the Fast Phobia Model
    • Overview of the process
    • How do you do the Fast Phobia Model
    • Using a trauma scale

    5 Step Sales Process

    • Communicate your ideas
    • Establishing Rapport in the sales process
    • Ask questions
    • Establish a need...its not all about need
    • Link value to a need
    • Ask for the order & Handle objections
    • The 4 major types of objections

    NLP in Context

    • NLP in Business
    • NLP in Coaching
    • NLP in Personal Development
    • NLP in Education
    • NLP in Therapy
    • NLP in sales

    NLP Negotiation Model

    • Overview
    • Establish Common Ground
    • Lateral chunking to gain agreement
    • Negotiation Extras
    • The Meeting Format

    Articles on NLP Interventions

    • How to find an NLP Practitioner to work with advice to clients
    • Stop Smoking with NLP part 1
    • Stop Smoking with NLP Part 2
    • Stop Smoking Part 3
    • Weight loss with NLP
    • Ideal body shape with NLP
    • NLP Whiteout technique
    • What to expect as a client at first session
    • How to get rid of an annoying memory
    • Overcome your fear of public speaking with NLP
    • The time scramble

    Certification

    • Your Certificate from my NLP Training Institute
    • Your Certificate from The iGNLP & ABNLP

    Section 1 - Module 1 - Introducing meta programs

    • 1.1 Introducing meta programs
    • 1.2 The value of understanding others
    • 1.3 The issues with categorising people
    • 1.4 Gathering sensory information
    • 1.5 Details make a difference
    • 1.6 Strategies for functioning
    • 1.7 Influencing subjectivity
    • 1.8 Why we need meta programs
    • 1.9 Illustrations, chunk size, and matching
    • 1.10 Thing or process
    • 1.11 Why we need to de-nominalise
    • 1.12 Categories of meta programs
    • 1.13 The levels of meta programs
    • 1.14 Restrictive language
    • 1.15 Meta states
    • 1.16 Changing meta programs

    Section 1 - Module 2 - Oh the differences

    • 1.17 Dealing with differences
    • 1.18 External and internal realities
    • 1.19 Internal differences
    • 1.20 Channels of awareness
    • 1.21 Reading layers
    • 1.22 Content and process programs
    • 1.23 The benefits of understanding meta programs
    • 1.24 How to identify meta programs
    • 1.25 How to work with meta programs
    • 1.26 Insights into working with meta programs
    • 1.27 Reading advice

    Section 1 - Module 3 - all sorts going on

    • 1.28 Introducing mental meta programs
    • 1.29 Identifying chunk size
    • 1.30 What is relationship sort?
    • 1.31 Identifying matchers and mismatchers
    • 1.32 Representation system sort
    • 1.33 Downtime and uptime
    • 1.34 Senses or intuition
    • 1.35 Perceptual categories
    • 1.36 Attribution style
    • 1.37 Perceptual durability sort
    • 1.38 Screeners and non-screeners
    • 1.39 Philosophical direction
    • 1.40 Reality structure sort
    • 1.41 Communication channel preference
    • 1.42 Mental meta programs wrap up

    Section 1 - Module 4 - emotions

    • 1.43 Explaining emotions
    • 1.44 Emotional coping style
    • 1.45 Passive and assertive responders
    • 1.46 Frame of reference
    • 1.47 Characteristics of frame of reference
    • 1.48 Association and dissociation
    • 1.49 Somatic response sort
    • 1.50 Believability sort
    • 1.51 The process of convincing
    • 1.52 Emotional direction sort
    • 1.53 Emotional intensity

    Section 1 - Module 5 - volition

    • 1.54 Explaining volition
    • 1.55 Identifying direction sort
    • 1.56 Procedure or options
    • 1.57 Adaption sort
    • 1.58 Reason sort of modal operators
    • 1.59 The effect of modal operators
    • 1.60 Preference sort
    • 1.61 Approaches to goal setting
    • 1.62 Value buying sort
    • 1.63 Responsibility sort
    • 1.64 People convincer sort

    Section 1 - Module 6 - recursive

    • 1.65 Recursive responses
    • 1.66 Rejuvenation of battery sort
    • 1.67 Affiliation and management sort
    • 1.68 Five styles of communicating
    • 1.69 General response style
    • 1.70 Somatic response sort
    • 1.71 Work preferences and comparison sort
    • 1.72 Knowledge source sort
    • 1.73 Completion/closure sort
    • 1.74 Social presentation
    • 1.75 Power, affiliation, and achievement

    Section 1 - Module 7 - Meta Meta Programs

    • 1.76 Introducing meta meta programs
    • 1.77 The system of meta meta programs
    • 1.78 Value sort
    • 1.79 Temper to instruction sort
    • 1.80 Self-esteem sort
    • 1.81 Self-confidence and self-experience
    • 1.82 Self-integrity sort
    • 1.83 Time tense sort
    • 1.84 In time or through time
    • 1.85 Time access sort
    • 1.86 Ego strength sort
    • 1.87 Morality sort
    • 1.88 Causes

    Section 1 - Module 8 - Context

    • 1.89 The importance of context
    • 1.90 Context creates roles
    • 1.91 Looking back
    • 1.92 Looking forward

    Section 1 - Module 9 - Change

    • 1.93 Why change?
    • 1.94 Pattern for change
    • 1.95 Helping others change
    • 1.96 Overcoming polarity

    Section 1 - Module 10

    • 1.97 Introducing profiling
    • 1.98 Predicting responses
    • 1.99 Profiling specifically
    • 1.100 Effective confrontation
    • 1.101 Therapy application
    • 1.102 Using meta programs for good

    Section 1 - Module 11

    • 1.103 External indicators of mental meta programs
    • 1.104 Conative physical indicators
    • 1.105 External clues for response meta programs
    • 1.106 Physical clues for meta meta programs
    • 1.107 The relationship between programs and states

    • 1.108 Meta programs conclusion

    Section 2 - Values

    • 2.1 Why are values important
    • 2.2 Eliciting values
    • 2.3 The process of discovering values
    • 2.4 The application of values
    • 2.5 Informal elicitation of values

    Section 3 - Modeling - Module 1

    • 3.1 Introducing modeling
    • 3.2 The practicalities of modeling
    • 3.3 Deep vs surface structures
    • 3.4 Levels of modeling
    • 3.5 The system of levels
    • 3.6 The importance of capabilities
    • 3.7 TOTE
    • 3.8 The complexities of capabilities
    • 3.9 Categories of skills

    Section 3 - Module 2

    • 3.10 Eliciting information
    • 3.11 Perspectives
    • 3.12 Implicit and explicit modeling
    • 3.13 Modeling phase 1
    • 3.14 Modeling phase 2 and 3
    • 3.15 Summary of the modeling process
    • 3.16 Mirroring exercise
    • 3.17 Implicit modeling
    • 3.18 Multiple modelers
    • 3.19 The elements of patterns
    • 3.20 Feature detection
    • 3.21 Features to patterns
    • 3.22 Mill's methods
    • 3.23 Examples of Mill's methods
    • 3.24 The reality of finding patterns
    • 3.25 Limitations of Mill's methods
    • 3.26 Planning out a project
    • 3.27 Checking how you know something

    Section 3 - Module 3 - Modelling levels

    • 3.28 Micro modeling
    • 3.29 Macro modeling
    • 3.30 Applied modeling
    • 3.31 The distinctions in applied modeling
    • 3.32 Advanced modeling
    • 3.33 Back-propagation
    • 3.34 Adjusting models
    • 3.35 Code congruence
    • 3.36 Non-congruence
    • 3.37 Representative models

    Section 4 - Values level thinking

    • 4.1 Introducing values level thinking
    • 4.2 Levels of thinking
    • 4.3 Final levels of thinking
    • 4.4 Level one
    • 4.5 Pros and cons of level one
    • 4.6 Level two
    • 4.7 The collective
    • 4.8 Emotional connections
    • 4.9 Modern day superstitions
    • 4.10 Level three
    • 4.11 Breaking out and into egocentricity
    • 4.12 The encouragement of level three behaviour
    • 4.13 The warrior mindset
    • 4.14 Transition from level three to four
    • 4.15 Level four
    • 4.16 Order and structure
    • 4.17 Good or bad
    • 4.18 Spreading beliefs
    • 4.19 The benefits of level four
    • 4.20 Beginning the transition to level five
    • 4.21 The conflict of transition
    • 4.22 Level five
    • 4.23 Early level five behaviour
    • 4.24 Driving forces of level five
    • 4.25 Functioning at level five
    • 4.26 Strategic perspective
    • 4.27 Five to six transition
    • 4.28 The change from five to six
    • 4.29 Level six
    • 4.30 Caring culture
    • 4.31 New age lifestyle
    • 4.32 The importance of community
    • 4.33 Collective vulnerabilities
    • 4.34 Interacting with level six thinkers
    • 4.35 Tolerance and acceptance
    • 4.36 Clashing priorities
    • 4.37 Transition from level six to seven
    • 4.38 Tier two
    • 4.39 The aftermath of tier one
    • 4.40 Problem solving of level seven
    • 4.41 Clear mindedness
    • 4.42 Efficient learning and acting
    • 4.43 Level seven priorities
    • 4.44 The right approach for problem solving
    • 4.45 The final transition
    • 4.46 Reaching level eight
    • 4.47 Level eight characterisitics
    • 4.48 Improved capabilities
    • 4.49 The global collective

    Section 5 - Quantum Linguistics

    • 5.1 Why quantum linguistics?
    • 5.2 Explaining quantum theory
    • 5.3 Cartesian angles
    • 5.4 Formula for problem solving
    • 5.5 Questioning the problem
    • 5.6 Image streaming
    • 5.7 Practicing details

    Section 6 - Sleight of Mouth

    • 6.1 Reframing
    • 6.2 The impact of beliefs
    • 6.3 The power beliefs have
    • 6.4 Challenging limiting beliefs
    • 6.5 Types of expectations
    • 6.6 The influence of expectations
    • 6.7 Pattern of consequences
    • 6.8 Factors of change
    • 6.9 Helpful exercises
    • 6.10 Introducing chunking
    • 6.11 Chunking up and down
    • 6.12 Chunking laterally
    • 6.13 Chunking exercises
    • Bonus Lecture

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