Using Nlp Techniques to Produce Powerful Change With Any Counseling Approach : A Step-by-step, Practical Guide to Understanding and Using over 50 Neuro-linguistic Programming Techniques to Produce Individual and Relationship Change

This manual provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for understanding and using OVER 50 DIFFERENT NEURO-LINGUISTIC PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES to improve a wide range of problems including anxiety, depression, stress, anger, addictions, negative self-image, negative behavior patterns, emotional over-reactions, childhood issues, relationship issues, AND techniques for increasing positive motivation and achieving personal and professional goals. This manual is designed for both non-NLP and NLP practitioners. Most practitioners are aware of NLP but don’t have a background or specific training in NLP. Over the last 30 years, NLP techniques have been one of the best kept “secrets” in the field of counseling & coaching. This manual is designed to breakdown NLP concepts and techniques in a way that allows non-NLP counselors, therapists, coaches, consultants, and behavioral health practitioners to use the power of NLP techniques and integrate them into their own approach and practice. For practitioners with a background or training in NLP, this manual combines the core skills and processes of the practitioner and master practitioner training manuals into one. Presented in a step-by-step guided format, the core processes include anchoring, anchor integration, mapping across, swish for shame, guilt, grief and negative self-image, fast phobia, reframing, six-step reframe, conflict integration, chaining states, new behavior generator, change personal history, re-imprinting, decision destroyer, resonance pattern, and more. In addition, this manual includes strategies for increasing positive motivation, time-line techniques, and a guide to applying NLP techniques to anxiety, substance abuse, and depression problems.

Clyde M. Feldman has been a therapist for over 25 years addressing a wide range of issues with individuals, couples, families, and groups.  His clinical background includes extensive experience with Family Systems, Cognitive-Behavioral, Gestalt, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming approaches. 

Over the last 15 years, he has been training practitioners with varying clinical orientations and helping them integrate new techniques into their own approach.  Over that time, he has also been teaching University courses in counseling, marriage and family dynamics, and abnormal psychology.

Dr. Feldman's academic background includes a Masters degree in Counseling, and a Ph.D. in Human Development and Family dynamics - both from the University of Arizona.  He is licensed as both a Professional Counselor and a Marriage & Family Therapist.  In addition, he is certified as an NLP Master Practitioner.

Feel free to visit his website at Counselingtoolsthatwork.com or email him at cmfeldman@aol.com