Thursday 20 November 2008

A Great event for 2009

Two Days of Therapeutic Change with Andrew Austin and Nick Kemp
April 4 & 5th 2009
The Queens Hotel Leeds UK

Here is an opportunity to train with two highly successful therapistsand trainers who will for the first time be teach how they work with clients

Andrew T Austin
has a clinical background of neurology and neurosciences and will be
covering many of the psycho-neurological aspects of
change work so often overlooked by NLPers, therapists and change
workers in the personal development field.
He firmly believes that an understanding of even the most basic
neurological principals can help accelerate the handwork process and
assist the change worker to develop a greater ability in designing specific interventions for individual clients.

Some of the areas covered:
The structure and nature of the limbic system and the neurological
relationship between memory, kinaesthetic drivers and many of the NLP meta-programs.
The function and relationship between the two hemispheres of the brain.
The neurological basis behind depression and anxiety and how to use
neurological principals to create rapid change in these limiting
conditions.

In addition to this, Andrew will be sharing his latest developments in his work with Integral Eye Movement Therapy including how to sequence in an intervention into the most effective portion of the problem strategy and kinaesthetic metaphors of identity.

Nick Kemp
has been involved in the field of personal change for over 25 years
having studied numerous approaches to change work including hypnosis, neuro linguistic programming, Provocative Therapy and now his own Provocative Change Works (tm) approach.

Nick has appeared extensively on BBC Radio discussing his work with
phobics and demonstrating phobia cures live on the air.
His "Provocative Change Works" approach to Phobias was showcased in
the acclaimed 2 DVD set that was released in 2007, with narration and commentary by Frank Farrelly the creator of Provocative Therapy.

Nick will introduce his Provocative Change Works approach which was
inspired by extensive training with Frank Farrelly creator of
Provocative Therapy and the work of Milton Erickson. He describes this approach as follows

"Provocative Changes Works is the process I use to provoke useful
change in clients, allowing the client to easily move from an
unhelpful stuck state, to a greater state of personal freedom. This
process can work both conversationally and through relaxation, using
humour and the pointing out of many of the absurdities and
contradictions in society's stereotypical views on life. Provocative
Change Works focuses on the here and now with each client, rather than on past events. This is often done in an irreverent and good humoured manner, to produce accelerated change for the client. Crucially Provocative Change Works demonstrates that the client's ability to discover that this change is not time based, but by changing how we pay attention and what it is that we pay attention to, in any given moment."

This accelerated approach to therapy includes many exercises created
by Nick to cure many different types of client conditions in his
successful private practice. In 2007 Steve Andreas published some of
the Provocative Change Works exercises in his USA newsletter and Nick was subsequently invited as a guest to the international IASH
Conference in San Francisco. As well as presenting his own approach to therapy, Nick is also one of the very few Frank Farrelly approved
Provocative Therapy trainers and will be teaching many of the
strategies and approaches used in classic Provocative Therapy as well as his own work, most of which will be taught for the first time at this event. Details of Nick's other UK, USA and European trainings can be found at www.nickkemptraining.com and his other ongoing projects,published articles and blog can be found at www.nickkemp.com

Please note this event is by application only to nlp@hotmail.co.uk
Tel 01274 622994

For free interviews with Nick Kemp and Andrew T Austin go to www.nlpmp3.com

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