Guest guest Posted March 3, 2010 Report Share Posted March 3, 2010 I¹d recommend both. NLP and EFT are different. EFT is really good for dealing with strong emotions (hence the emotions) whereas I think NLP tools are really useful for changing damaging thought patterns. Just my opinion. does the easiest training for me that I¹ve found on EFT around episodes 41 & 42. Just a note that it takes a lot of practice. I haven¹t found really good resources yet on NLP I¹d love to hear what the group and says on that. I¹ve come across a fair amount of NLP tools in my coach training (ICF accredited) and studies of cognitive psychology, but no really good resources. beth http://www.efg-consulting.net >>> I am near NYC -in NJ-Hoboken. Does anyone have suggestions- NLP---EFT Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 3, 2010 Report Share Posted March 3, 2010 what is NLP? On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 4:29 PM, beth <egaba@...> wrote: > > > I¹d recommend both. NLP and EFT are different. EFT is really good for > dealing with strong emotions (hence the emotions) whereas I think NLP tools > are really useful for changing damaging thought patterns. Just my opinion. > does the easiest training for me that I¹ve found on EFT around > episodes 41 & 42. Just a note that it takes a lot of practice. I haven¹t > found really good resources yet on NLP I¹d love to hear what the group > and > says on that. I¹ve come across a fair amount of NLP tools in my > coach training (ICF accredited) and studies of cognitive psychology, but no > really good resources. > > beth > http://www.efg-consulting.net > > >>> I am near NYC -in NJ-Hoboken. Does anyone have suggestions- NLP---EFT > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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