Early Days of NLP by Robert Dilts & Tim Hallbom

This fast moving DVD is a ‘must have’ for any serious student of NLP. Not only will you be laughing out loud at some of the stories that are shared but you will gain some real insights into how NLP techniques were developed. It was filmed live in San Francisco in 2009 and is full of anecdotes and stories about the founding days of NLP. Find out: What kind of work John Grinder did before he become a professor of Linguistics at the University of Santa Cruz. How NLP ‘really’ got its name. Everyone knows that it had something to do with computers, but there’s more… What Richard Bandler was like as a young person. Where anchoring came from, and how it changed the world. How eye accessing cues were discovered. What Milton Erickson was like as a little boy, and how his polio influenced him in becoming one of the greatest hypnotherapists in the world. What made Virginia Satir so magical as a family therapist. What role the famous psychologist Timothy Leary played in the development of Systemic NLP. Learn about the fascinating NLP backgrounds of Gregory Bateson, Aldous Huxley, Steve Andreas, Fritz Perls, Virginia Satir. And much, much more!