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Steve Andreas on ‘What would you like to have happen?’

A leader in the field of NLP comments on the standard opening Clean Language question, and my reply.
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Choosing a modelling project

I was asked: (a) what a modelling outcome should look like, and (b) what I mean by: Scope, Timescale and Presupposition.
JL

A modeller’s perspective

An investigation of an under-reserached aspect of modelling – the perspective adopted by the modeller when modelling an exemplar for an ability or behaviour.
JL

How to start a modelling project

The opening question in an exemplar modelling interview is often hard to keep clean. I offer some tips on how to do it.
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What Makes a Modeller?

A discussion with Penny Tompkins and James Lawley about the core skills required of a good modeller. Published in Rapport.
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Modelling Robert Dilts modelling

This report describes both the product of our modelling 'Selecting what is essential' and the process by which we arrived at our model.
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Appendix to Modelling Robert Dilts modelling

Source material for the modelling project.
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Outcome Orientation

How desired outcomes can act as "dynamic reference points" for each and every thing the therapist does and says.
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How to do a modelling project

A summary of our 25 years experience conducting full-scale modelling projects.
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Modelling: Top-down and Bottom-up

Examines two types of modelling and lists some principles for applying bottom-up modelling
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What is Therapeutic Modelling?

The similarities and differences between therapeutic and product modelling. Published in ReSource 8
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The Ethics of Change Work

John Grinder discusses what's ethical in NLP and what's not. We add our comments from a 'clean' perspective.
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Steve Andreas on Symbolic Modelling

Extract from Six Blind Elephants: Understanding ourselves and each other with extensive comments by James Lawley.
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Whose map is it anyway?

Once we accept that we always affect a person with whom we interact, we can also realise that there are many ways to avoid clumsily trampling over another’s map and even attempting to re-write it for them.
DG

Modelling: A tribute to Simon and David

Acclaim for an exceptional exemplar, Simon Bland, and a master modeller, David Grove. Published in Rapport
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The meta-states in Symbolic Modelling

Highlighting some of the relationships with Neuro-Semantics.
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Watch Your Language!

A third linguistic model used for exploring metaphoric landscapes of people's experience. Published in Anchor Point
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Leading questions and statements

A typology of leading language
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Perceptual space

Exploring the essential reference base of mind-body subjective experience
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Introducing Modelling to Organisations

What is this thing called NLP modelling? A checklist of preparatory considerations and an overview of the five stages of a modelling project. Published in Rapport 40
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Mastery, New Coding and Systemic NLP

A presentation to The Central London NLP Group, 19 April 1993 (edited by James Lawley).
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The application of metaprograms in the classroom

Presented at the IATEFL Teacher Development Special Interest Group Conference, 1995. Published in Rapport, 37.
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Meta, Milton and Metaphor

Sensory and abstract are different kinds of subjective experience and there is a third kind not coded by Bandler and Grinder.
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Vision is not black and white

How a case from Oliver Sacks' An Anthropologist on Mars can enrich the NLP model, and an NLP perspective can make sense of the functioning of the brain. Published in Rapport, 34.
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The most successful NLP Practice group in the world?

How the London NLP group built a self-organising community.
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Your thinking virtually creates your reality

Living out of the two most fundamental NLP Presuppositions. Published in Rapport, 20.
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