The User's Manual for the Brain II

This much anticipated volume continues in the tradition of volume i as the most comprehensive manual published to date covering the nlp practitioner course. the authors now introduce the latest advances in the field and invite you to reach beyond practitioner level to master level where you will develop the very spirit of nlp. includes exciting new work on: meta-programs meta-states submodalities in addition, this volume introduces the reader to: advanced meta-model distinctions mind-lines advanced time-line patterns meta-domains systemic model packed with case studies, seminar demonstrations, discussions and trance scripts, the user's manual for the brain volume ii will enable you to develop an attitude and spirit that allows you to apply the nlp model powerfully. the related paperback title the user's manual for the brain volume i, 39.50. the related cd-rom title the user's manual for the brain volume i cd, 99.99. review a welcome addition to the growing body of literature that differentiates systemmic nlp from the (now in decline) trend to present nlp as a model of procedural techniques. michael hall presents a work which bravely confronts the meaning of the word amastera and embraces the task of learning nlp in its delightfully complex simplicity. this is a very generous offering of theory, model and practical application and there is a good mix of traditional systemmic nlp and hall's original take on these subject areas. as usual, the reader is given work to do in translating some of the more obscure labelling, but well worth the trouble. hall presents nlp as the rich subject that it is. if you got your nlp training through a quick installation package and would like to know what it really is that the rest of us are working with and talking about then this book will take you quite some way into appreciating the on-going process of nlp mastery.beeleaf training pamel gawler-wright, as a sequel to volume i, hall and bodenhamer's user's manual for the brain, volume ii is a master's level curriculum for nlp practitioners. it takes a systemic approach to integrating nlp skills, presuppositions, models, processes, and applications within the four meta-domains, meta states, meta modalities, meta programs, and the meta model, to arrive at the gestalt that is nlp. moreover, the course content is conveyed in such a way as to install the attitudes of mastery and the apower of wizardrya that combines passion, motivation, and dedication. readers will get a fresh new look at the presuppositions of nlp for shaping the prerequisite attitudes of nlp mastery. those who own several of hall and bodenhamer's previous books will enjoy this one because it is the grand tour of their thinking and writing over the past decade, covering topics such as adragon slayinga (banishing negative states), the relationship between meta programs and meta modalities, time lining, mind lines (with a delightfully astute foray into presuppositional language patterns), frame games, meta model magic, hall's strategy model, and hall's recently-developed matrix model of the mind. through writing that is clear, concise, crisp and engaging, hall and bodenhamer have drawn expertly on the work of other major developers of nlp, such as bandler and grinder, cameron-bandler, james, woodsmall, bateson, and their own contributions, to produce a unified field theory and the quintessential self-study course on advanced nlp.judith e pearson phdas the title suggests, this second volume of the user's manual for the brain builds upon the skills of nlp outlined in volume i, introducing some of the newer advances in the field that take the reader from the level of practitioner to master practitioner. there is a wealth of information bringing advanced skills to the nlp practitioner and as such is not a beginner's guide. rather, volume ii offers a comprehensive manual covering many aspects of advanced nlp practice. some of the new material i