Anyone know anything about this? Heard of a couple of primary schools thinking of using this rather than therapy / counselling for children with emotional and social issues.

I get the feeling it's a cheaper option but have also heard it's psuedoscientific quackery that's basically a load of s***e.

It's excellent and far better in my opinion than therapy.

Apart from a lot else, you could have done with it as well.

Edited by Stirlingsays (18 Oct 2017 5.32pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

right on Timebob. Sports psychologist in to build on the chelsea result. Remember hearing about the visualisation techniques steve archibald was using at Spurs which helped him channel his aggression.

I looked into NLP twenty years ago and found it the most useful of all the cognitive tools. I used it, along with other study skills, to help me during university exams and it improved my results compared to my A levels.

It's no guarantee of anything as what an individual's potential is and how easily they can fulfill it are of course individual realities and judgements.

I should imagine that it would be useful in sport and I'd be surprised if it wasn't being used regularly anyway.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I looked into the idea of becoming an NLP practitioner but wasn't sure which training course was best. I thought maybe Richard Bandler's?

Would it be beneficial for kids whose bad behaviour at school can be attributed to early life trauma, witnessing domestic violence, having addicts / alcoholics as parents, being locked in their room for days on end or neglect?
These are the kind of things that kids my missus sees have been through.