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Do you want to find

modelling an easy process
to use, and

NLP & Modelling
become a much better
Therapist, Coach or
intuitive
Consultant?
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Do you want to feel really
comfortable with Not
Knowing, and
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a 20 day FULL MASTER PRACTITIONER* programme
become an even more
eager explorer and


• truly demystifies the process of modelling
learner?
• provides a comprehensive modelling framework
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Do you want to make more
• gives you a range of modelling methodologies

sense of Modelling, and
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get to the heart of NLP?



• and gives you direct experience of the prime benefits both



personally, and professionally.
More Information
The Trainers
Fran Burgess and Derek Jackson have been studying modelling
Format: 5 x 4 day weekends
experience
over the past 10 years, with the best modellers in the business.
Starts: January 2010
Now is the time to present their distilled learning and take the
doing of Modelling into a whole new territory.

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Price:
£ 2ic500 + VAT**
Location:
simultaneous
David Gordon, the original NLP Trainer, a therapist, teacher, writer,
Lancashire
great story teller and long time modeller makes a delightful guest
appearance.
cognitive
Open Workshops
Within the full programme, you can access these Open
tabular
Workshops The Structure of Experience. Modelling with Metaphor and
www.nlpand.co.uk
Personality Alignment. Check out the website for more details.
for the full brochure and
soma
registration details, and you
can book on line.
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* open to all NLP Practitioners who have completed 120 hrs direct NLP training.
To find out more, contact

01254 824504
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The Northern School of NLP




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