Requirements for NLP Practitioner Certification
Being Certified as a NLP Practitioner is based upon an agreed upon minimum level of knowledge and training duration. The American Board of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (ABNLP) specifies that for some to be certified as a NLP Practitioner they must demonstrate the ability to identify the following basic skills, techniques, patterns and concepts of NLP and to utilise them competently with self and others:
- Presuppositions of NLP
- Present state to desired state
- Well Formed Outcomes
- State Management
- Rapport
- Sensory acuity & calibration
- Representational systems (primary and lead)
- Association, dissociation, perceptual positions
- Accessing & building resources
- Meta Model
- Milton Model
- Meta Programs (Basic – based on Jungarian sychology) – elicitation and utilisation
- Metaphors
- Submodalities
- VK Dissociation
- Swish Pattern
- Standard Belief Change
- Changing drivers
- Eliciting Strategies
- TOTE
- Reframing
- Parts
- Spotting and utilising incongruity
- Basic timeline work
- Logical levels
- Process versus content
- Perceptual Positions
- Well Formed Outcome
Duration of the Practitioner training must be a minimum of 130 hours (over a minimum of 7 days, face-to-face training), in the basics of NLP patterns led by a Certified Trainer of NLP from a recognised training institute.
These standards were created based on much research of various NLP courses throughout the world. A minimum training standard is applicable due to the numerous courses available and the potential for low standards of NLP being taught. Training taken to this standard, with a Certified ABNLP Trainer, will allow you to gain membership with the ABNLP and various other Boards around the globe.
Source: www.abh-abnlp.com
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2 Comments
Stephan Anemaat said:
9 November 2010
You’re probably wondering why I’m emailing you. Haha! Anyway, I attended your seminar at the Brisbane Fraternity the other night. I have already started applying the Milton Model to my life. Are there any institutes in Brisbane where one may acquire training in NLP and Hypnosis?
Lloyd Johnson said:
9 November 2010
Thanks for the comment. I have sent you an email