Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is an approach dedicated to the study of human behaviour through the dimensions of communication. NLP uses tools that teach an individual through communication, learning, and change to transform their behaviour to approach problems with a new openness to achieve results and attain goals.

NLP originated in the early 1970s from the research of John Grinder and Richard Bandler, two Californian university scholars. It is a multidisciplinary approach in the sense that it draws results obtained from various psychotherapist professionals. NLP yields results by providing appropriate tools that target the development of individuals. It advocates openness and behavioural flexibility.

NLP promotes openness and awareness in the individual, allowing them to reconnect with "what works." NLP highlights winning strategies and processes that support personal and professional development. As an assertive communication and change tool, NLP brings out the potential of individuals by allowing them to access their internal resources.

What does NLP stand for?

Neuro

All our programs shaped by our experiences sit in our neurological system in our mind. NLP tools enable us to modify and reorganize these programs to benefit our development.

Linguistic

Through our verbal and non-verbal communication, the expression of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviours are reflected. The way we communicate showcases our views of the world: Our World Map.

Programming

Based on our experiences from an early age, we have programmed complex patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. These programs allow us to evolve in the environment around us and face different life situations. These automatic programs unique to each individual are reorganized thanks to NLP interventions to install the desired positive changes.

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