Resolving Grief* by Steve and Connirae Andreas ©2002 “I had just learned your grief process in 1990 when my father had a heart attack. I was with him in the hospital for three days until he died. He was already brain dead when I arrived at the hospital, and the process of his death…I’ll simply […]
by Steve Andreas ©2001 (This Appendix to the book “Transforming Your Self: becoming who you want to be,” was originally published as an article in *Anchor Point, Vol. 15, No. 4 May, pp. 5-18) Introduction One way to describe most unhappiness is that we develop “tunnel vision,” narrowly focusing in on a problem while
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by Connirae Andreas, Ph.D. and Tamara Andreas, MM, ©1991 first published in Anchor Point, Feb. 1991 (Vol 5 No 2) – with minor edits April 2006 “Perceptual Positions” has been an important and useful distinction in NLP, one that can be used to enhance our flexibility, wisdom and resourcefulness. There are three major perceptual positions:
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by Steve Andreas ©2002 There are basically three ways that cultures maintain and enforce their group values. One is overt coercion, the threat or use of physical force, incarceration, punishment, or death to limit those who might transgress the values of a group of people. Knowledge of the rules, and the resulting punishment, keep people
by Steve Andreas ©1998 Introduction In their recent Anchor Point article (September 1998, pp 33-37), Michael Hall and Debra Lederer present a procedure which they call “The Kinesthetic Swish Pattern.” I am sure that the pattern they present is useful to clients, since it includes the following elements or patterns: 1. “At least” four spatial
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