NLP offers for newsletter subscribers

Throughout the year we'll be offering special discounts for newsletter subscribers to www.nlpmp3.com. These will be typically on offer for just a few days so in the main only those who recieve the newsletters will know exatly when to obtain these discounts!

The first two offers will be The Adventures of Well Being Now by Nick Kemp and Life is Wet a full Provocative Therapy workshop!
Here's some information on these products

The Adventures of Well Being Now by Nick Kemp which usually
sells for 9.35, but for a limited period for 6 pounds sterling

This is what people are saying about this product

"Hey, I just want to take this opportunity to add my voice to the chorus of praise being sung about Nick Kemp's Hypnosis CDs. It is wonderful to listen to recordings that are intelligent and well done on every level, the production, the music, the inductions and the suggestions, every aspect is top notch. If you haven't yet had
the pleasure of listening to them I would heartily suggest you do. Thanks, Nick!"

Doug O'Brien and Associates, Center for NLP and Hypnosis, NY

"This is a very interesting CD using hypnotic language techniques to take you on an adventure discovering deep relaxation as well as facilitating change. We are sent many CDs and audiotapes from therapists for review, but it is truly unusual to come
across a product that is as effective and professional as this offering from Nick Kemp. As well as being a useful tool it should be of great interest to those who wish to use the more complex language techniques inherited from Milton Erickson's great
work. Highly recommended!"

Anglo American Books
reviewing "Adventures..."

Wow, new CD's from Nick Kemp? Can I get one? I always look forward to new recordings from Nick. He is doing something beneficial (one of my most highly valued criteria)that I'm sure will be of great use to listeners. With his emphasis on creating good intentions, the relaxing hypnotic rhythms of the music and a unique sound, these adventures in relaxation are in a category by themselves.

Michael Breen, Master Trainer of NLP

The hypnosis CD Adventures of Wellbeing Now, by Nick Kemp, is quality from start to finish. Great sound, skilful Miltonian suggestions & superb music that complements
the trance-work rather than obscuring it. Whether you want to get a deeper insight into hypnotic communication, or just want to relax and enjoy deep relaxation, this CD has a great deal to offer. Well done Nick!

Jamie Smart, Director of Training, Salad


"Adventures of Well Being Now" It's hard to provide a proper review for Kemp's work owing to the difficulty of listening to it consciously all the way through. There's something you need to know about Nick Kemp and that is his near pathological need
to produce fine quality. On learning that there were so many poor quality hypnosis/NLP CD's already out there, Kemp set out to redress this situation. His audio quality is perfect, the language patterns designed and delivered exquisitely and the binaural
music a sheer delight. But what is this CD all about? I honestly could not tell you
- I love it!

Andrew T Austin - Author of The Rainbow Machine


Frank Farrelly - Life is Wet -
Provocative Therapy 2006 MP3 DOWNLOAD

Life is Wet is an mp3 version of the complete 9 CD 2006 Provocative Therapy workshop. This is currently the only commercially avaliable complete audio workshop of Frank's work.

Hear Frank talking on this recording about the origins of Provocative Therapy, certification issues and exploring themes of business, social phobias, weight loss, anxiety, relationships,
public speaking, trust and his work in the field of parapsychology.

Provocative Therapy was developed in an inpatient ward as Farrelly, dissatisfied with his effectiveness as a therapist, began to explore new procedures for promoting significant,
resilient change in chronic and recalcitrant patients. He worked in this institutional setting for 17 years, continuing to develop and refine his techniques.

This download is just now just 45 pounds sterling for a limited period!

New interviews wanted for 2009

We are no looking for new interviews from the world of NLP for 2009If interested please e-mail info@nickkemp.com

Excerpt from Richard Bandler co creator of NLP interview

Excerpt of Nick Kemp's 2007 interview with Richard Bandler Co creator of NLP
I originally trained in NLP with Richard Bandler in the 1990s and have interviewed him a number of times over the years as well as regularly assisting on his events between 200 and 2003. Below is an extract from my 2007 interview with him, where he talks about NLP, DHE and NHR as well as his thoughts on Frank Farrelly, the creator of Provocative Therapy.

Richard Bandler - I've always talked about NLP as an evolutionary tool. You know, because certainly at the bottom line, people do it to get rid of a phobia or they do it so that, you know, they can motivate themselves a little better. But as soon as you start thinking about your thinking, then you have a whole other level of consciousness that didn't exist. Because now, when you start making choices about which tone of voice you talk to yourself in and where this picture is, and if you have a belief you don't like, the fact that you can dissolve it... Cos if you can get rid of one fear with a phobia cure, you can get rid of five.

And then you have to do something else, because it's not enough to just take something away; you have to put something in its place. Which brings us to design human engineering and the swish pattern. And as soon as you start thinking about, 'Well, if I'm going to take this away, then I'm going to put this up,' you start building propulsion systems and, of course, what are propulsion systems? They're designer states of consciousness. And as soon as you design new states of consciousness, then you can have new thoughts and therefore people get more freedom.

You know. Ultimately when people first - Like this practitioner group that's going on downstairs. These people are - All the notes they give me are about, 'How do I get rid of this pain?' When you start getting to the Master Prac by the end of that, after people knock out most of their pain, then they start going, 'Well, what can I do that's good?' They start going: 'Well, I'm much smarter.' Cos like you said, where you could never conceive of being so successful as an NLP trainer. I remember when you started. You were not a man of confidence! [Laughter] You know. You were one of those guys that starts out that, you know, you got a lot of crappy messages when you were young and weren't so sure of yourself and stuff, but as soon as you start doing things that work, you start sitting up straighter. You start asking the question, 'Well,' you know, 'I didn't used to think I could do this and now I can.' And you start going, 'Well, how crazy could I get?' [Laughter] You know, you're on TV for 27 weeks, you got clients coming out of the wall, you got all this stuff... And it's not just you: this is going on all over the planet.

I grew up in the first age of information. As Gregory Bateson, you know, said to me once- You know, because when- All of his students obviously attacked me, because they didn't know Bateson and I were friends. And when the Structure of Magic was sent to people, even Jay Haley said, "No-one's going to be interested in this. And obviously you don't understand Bateson's work." And Bateson said, "We succeeded where they failed." It's in the introduction of the Structure of Magic. Because Bateson, [Laughs] unlike his students, wasn't attached to his theory. He looked at me and he said, "Why didn't I do this?" and I said, "You couldn't have, Gregory, because the mathematics hadn't been invented yet." There was no cybernetics; there was no information science. Given what he did in those years, it was absolutely a genius step. I mean, he was a brilliant man. He invented the field of heuristics. If it wasn't for him, I couldn't have come along. But the tools that I had at my disposal - the fact that I knew how to program and model human behaviour so a computer could do it - meant that I could model human behaviour so another human could do it. And, you know, coming from a scientific background instead of a psychological or a sociological background, I wasn't looking for causes. I was looking for solutions, and it's a totally different thing. Who cares why a computer can do something? It either can or it can't. And if it can't get to the end, it freaks. It just doesn't get to the end. It doesn't go to the end and lie to you and go, 'Well, it really is the right answer,' even though it's not working. It either works or it doesn't

The rest of this interview is at
http://www.nickkemp.com/Nick_Kemp_definition-what-is-Neuro-linguistic-programming_NLP_NHR_DHE.php

NLP in education, working in the classroom

I just added the Alison Hirons interview to www.nlpmp3.com. Alison is an experienced NLPer who has been using her NLP skills in teaching students. Its refreshing to hear from somebody using the skills rather than talking about the theoretical application of NLP in this context! As someone who has been working with a longstanding teacher of 27 years in creating an online teaching resource there are few people IMO who are really using NLP to good effect in classroom situations.