NLP II: The Next Generation is the new book by Robert Dilts, Judith Delozier and Deborah Bacon Dilts.
I loved the first book back in the days when I first started learning NLP. NLP Vol 1 and always wondered when Vol 2 was going to come out. Well some 30 years later it has and this is it.
Robert, Judith and Deborah are pioneers in the field of NLP. I’ve never had the pleasure of meeting Deborah though much of my earlier training in NLP was with Robert and Judith including my NLP Trainers Training in ’98 with NLPU GTCC.
The following is an exert taken from the site NLPU about the new book and the advances made in Neuro-Linguistic Programming since the late 70’s.
I’ve ordered my copy and if you’re ready to take the leap into further understanding the fascinating field of NLP I highly recommend you do too.
Enjoy 🙂
Rob
[quote]NLP II: The Next Generation is about significant new developments in the field of Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Founded on the “study of the structure of subjective experience,” NLP has developed some very powerful tools and skills for communication and change in a diverse assortment of professional areas including: coaching, counseling, psychotherapy, education, health, law, business, sales, and parenting. NLP processes and procedures address an impressive range of topics and issues, including the treatment of phobias, traumas and emotional disorders, techniques for accelerated learning, leadership and management skills, conflict resolution, motivation, creativity, physical healing and many others.
NLP is now in its third decade as a field of study and has evolved considerably since its beginnings in the mid 1970s. It has been 30 years since the publication of NLP Volume I. Over these years, NLP has spread around the world and has touched the lives of millions of people. NLP developers and practitioners have continued to expand the boundaries of NLP applications, creating what we consider a new generation of models and applications.
This new generation of NLP works with the interaction between three different intelligences or “minds”:
- A cognitive mind that emerges from the brain;
- A somatic mind centered in the body;
- A “field” mind that emanates from our connection to and relationship with larger systems around us.
This book describes the “neurolinguistic” basis for each of these minds and presents a variety of practices, exercises and techniques through which people may improve their lives, work more effectively with others and grow personally. Readers will learn practical and simple methods for communicating better, solving problems more quickly and easily and responding to life challenges with more creativity and flexibility.” [/quote]
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