Become a Practitioner in Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) with a world leading Master Trainer in Belfast - 2017 Autumn Dates

The Practitioner in Neuro-linguistic Programming is a modular course of 10 days split over 3 modules. The course offers an indepth understanding of the principles, applications and tools and techniques within neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).

On this certificated programme you will learn about the development of NLP, facilitating goal setting and coaching towards objectives, Communication Model and Core Assumptions of developing relationships through rapport skills and the feedback model enabling belief change and developing a positive self identity.

Module 1:19th - 22nd October 2017 (4 days)
Module 2: 9th – 12th November 2017 (4 days)
Module 3: 2nd – 3rd December 2017 (2 days)

The programme consists of 65 hours of pre-course learning and 10 days of associated classroom teaching. This programme is accredited by the Association for Neuro Linguistic Programming (ANLP) and the Association for Coaching. With further training, the course is recognised by the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) as part of their pathway to accreditation as a Psychotherapist.

Dates: Module 1: 19th - 22nd October 2017,  Module 2: 9th – 12th November 2017,  Module 3: 2nd - 3rd December 2017

Venue:  Life Therapies Clinic, 31 Saintfield Road, Belfast, BT8 6AF
Cost:      £1,650 (Interest Free Payment Plans Available) Booking deposit of £100 to secure your place.

To receive further information or to book your place, please contact Lisa on 01642 312665 or [email protected]

Lisa de Rijk

Internationally recognised as a Master Trainer, Trainer of NLP (Neuro-linguistic Programming), Lisa is also a UKCP accredited psychotherapist and combines her therapy, coaching and mentoring work to enable individual clients to make the changes that they desire in their lives. Lisa is actively involved as advisor to ANLP and was Chair of UKCP (UK council for Psychotherapy) for 2 years, and is now actively involved as a researcher for the global NLP Research and Recognition project.