NLP - Sea of Change 2009


There are just 23 days before we once again celebrate our NLP community at the NLP Dorset Forum Conference - Sea of Change 2009.

This years conference promises to bring new insights and strategies to our NLP activities and practice.

Although the date for £30.00 tickets has past I am able to extend this to Friday the 10th July so please contact me now to reserve your place, after this date tickets will be charged at £35.00 per person. The ticket price includes all conference materials, lunch, refreshments and a CPD Certificate of attendance.

Session 1. Key Note Address - Karen Moxom - Chief Executive of the ANLP
Session 2. Strategies for Optimal Well-being: Introducing All Quadrants and All Levels of Life - Brian Morton and John Chisholm
Session 3. Love Can Build a Bridge - Jo Dance NLPMPrac"Love Can Build a Bridge" is a personal reflection on the integration of some key aspects of NLP and The Law of Attraction. Jo demonstrates how these powerful models can be used in resolving issues in relationships. Jo Dance is a Master NLP Practitioner and a Licensed Teacher of Louise Hay’s ‘Heal Your Life’ workshops. Her passion is working with individuals and delivering transformational workshops so people can experience who they 'really are' by recognising their unique, amazing personal qualities through reflective, enlightening experiences.
Session 4. Metaphors and Health: Using Clean Language to Enhance Well-being - Marian Way, Director of Apricot Island Metaphor is a natural way to describe illness and health, and can be a way-in to dealing with symptoms and enhancing well-being. During this session Marian Way will describe how she has used Clean Language to model physical symptoms and you will also have the opportunity to use Clean Language to model any symptoms of your own.
Session 5. NLP and Well-being (working title) - Julia Miller, Director of Cognitive Fitness Consultancy
Session 6. MindChi - easy way to improved performance in just 8 minutes a day! - Vanda North - MindChi Master
Session 7. Banging the Magic Drum - Glyn Bush, Director of Magic Drum
PLEASE NOTE : The venue for the conference has changed.
The new venue is THE EDUCATION CENTRE, THE ROYAL BOURNEMOUTH HOSPITAL. Detailed joining instructions will be sent to all registered delegates not later than 10 days before the event.

I look forward to seeing you at the conference.
Brian Morton

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