NLP Modeling

by Carmen Bostic St.Clair and John GrinderReviewed by Steve Andreas©2003       This book states, “Our intention is to provoke a professional high quality public dialogue among the practitioners of NLP, as an integral part of these developments,” (p. 348) and it is in this spirit that I write. I hope this can begin a fruitful and ongoing […]

by Steve Andreas©2006 The Model Magazine, Spring, 2006            In a recent article, Robert Dilts introduced a statement by Carmen Bostic St. Clair and John Grinder proposing a distinction between “NLP modeling” and “Analytic Modeling.” Every field progresses by making new distinctions, so it is always interesting to examine them to find out what they can

by Steve Andreas© 1999       This article is an outline of some principles and ideas about modeling that my wife, Connirae, and I have been using as a basis for modeling projects in the NLP Comprehensive Master Practitioner training for some years, based on our experience of modeling a number of NLP patterns. I offer it