Brief NLP Therapy / Edition 1

by Ian McDermott, Wendy Jago

Overview

Neuro-Linguistic Programming has evolved as an effective approach to therapeutic work which originated in the study of excellence in communication. With its focus on enabling clients to find their own solutions and achieving their full potential, NLP is of increasing interest to many counsellors and psychotherapists.

Brief NLP Therapy provides a much needed guide to the core concepts underpinning NLP practice. Each concept is explained clearly in terms of its theoretical and historical development and its practical application within brief therapy. Each chapter also features a "Skill Builder" aimed at helping the reader develop the therapeutic techniques which stem from the theory.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780761959656
Publisher:	SAGE Publications
Publication date:	12/20/2001
Series:	Brief Therapies Series
Pages:	192
Product dimensions:	5.43(w) x 8.50(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Introduction
PART ONE: WORKING WITH NLP: A DISTINCTIVE ORIENTATION
Change
Presuppositions
Modeling
NLP and Mind-Body Work
The Client-Therapist System
PART TWO: NLP: WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP
Benefits to the Client
Benefits to the Therapist
PART THREE: NLP IN ACTION
Case Studies
Personal Postscript

Editorial Reviews

'Of the many books on NLP, few deal with it specifically as psychotherapy and none so well as this one. All the usual strategies are there plus considerations on such matters as how the therapist benefits from using NLP, some excellent examples and case reports, written in a manner that is admirably suited to a professional readership. Top class' - NLP World

From the Publisher

Britons McDermott, a practicing psychotherapist, and Jago, a practitioner and coach of neuro-linguistic programming, describe how to use the technique in brief therapy. They focus on practical aspects, and present many case studies to illustrate not only that it does work, but also how it worked specifically for particular clients and issues. Their topics include change, presuppositions, modelling, mind-body work, the client-therapist system, and benefits to the client and the therapist. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)