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Fully Accredited NLP Practitioner

Why complete NLP Practitioner with GWiz NLP?

If you are thinking about training in NLP, I am guessing that you are considering carefully as this is a big investment both in terms of your time and financially. To help you make this decision I want to share with you some reasons why GWiz NLP is a good choice.

Before you read some of the practical reasons to choose GWiz NLP here, in her own words are some reflections from a recent student:

“I joined the NLP training just over a year ago. In that year I have completely transformed into a different person. From someone who suffered with regular anxiety and disbelief in my self, my self worth was at rock bottom and I really didn’t know how to move on.

The training was the most life changing training I have ever received. Techniques in NLP are easy to understand and once you start to adapt them into your everyday life, you notice how you start to feel differently about yourself and other people notice that there is a positive change within you.

I would recommend the NLP training for anyone, not only have I learnt how to change my life so much for the better, I also made a great new friendship circle where we all share the positive changes. NLP training is actually really simple to adapt into your or anyone else’s life.”

See and hear some of our recent students share their experiences

Click the link.

Attend the first day for just £24.95 if you would like to test us out first. We offer this to give you a chance to “try before you buy” the complete NLP Practitioner. As our programme is modular you will have the opportunity to reflect on your experience before signing up.
Our approach is Humanistic, we think that people and their welfare are important. We train our students with a person centred attitude.
Our approach is ethical. This is so important to us that we expect our graduates to sign an ethics agreement.
Our courses are led by Melody and Joe Cheal. Both are NLP Master Trainers with over twenty years of experience. They both hold degrees and Masters degrees in psychology bring a breadth to their knowledge that may be missing from other trainings.
Our courses are all accredited with ANLP, the only independent professional body in the world. This means our materials have been peer reviewed for quality and we are recognised for our professionalism.
As a graduate of GWiz NLP you will receive a complementary membership of ANLP.
On graduation you will receive three internationally recognised certificates: Neuro Linguistic Programming Practitioner; Neuro Linguistic Psychology Practitioner; ANLP Practitioner.
On completion of the course you will receive as much ongoing support as you need in the form of personal coaching/therapy sessions, mentoring, supervision and support.
You will also be able to join our Practice Group either face to face or via online media.
We have our own purpose built training suite set in the outstanding beauty of Ashdown Forest, East Sussex. The views are stunning and the atmosphere supports you in reaching your goals.
Support to develop your NLP career further right up to Master Trainer status.
To find out about why Melody and Joe Cheal are the trainers for you check out the article “Meet the Trainers”

What is the free stuff?

Click here for a free MP3 download from a transformational workshop that formed the basis of Melody’s research dissertation

Check out all the free information, articles and cool stuff on our resources page

When you sign up for our NLP Practitioner course you will receive an MP3 audio with over 20 hours of material absolutely free!

Contact Melody now to book a place

What are the dates and details?

The full programme is 16 days including evaluation and certification. We spread the modules to allow you time to assimilate learning in manageable chunks while still providing you with transformational experiences.

You have several opportunities to attend our NLP Taster Event the NLP101:

The dates are: 18th June, 9th August and 3rd September 2019

To complete NLP Practitioner this time around you will also attend:

Module one (NLP101/ Diploma) 18th to 21st June or 3rd to 6th September 2019
Module two: 4th to 7th October 2019
Module three: 1st to 4th November 2019
Module four: 6th to9th December 2019

How do I sign up?

Contact Melody direct on 01892 309205 or click link or email melody@gwiznlp.com

Module 1: NLP101 & Diploma (4 days including a one day NLP taster).

18th to 21st June or 3rd to 6th September 2019

Sign up for Diploma Only £395 (remember if you sign up for the full Practitioner you will save even more, skip down the page to find out how).

I already have a recognised NLP Diploma so I am signing up for the final three modules of Practitioner at £1995

I need to take NLP Diploma and would like to commit to the full NLP Practitioner Programme saving me even more with the combination rate of £1995. Saving you £395 & £24.95

Module 1: NLP101 and NLP Diploma (four days)

18th to 21st June or 3rd to 6th September 2019

Module 2: Developing Linguistic skills in practice (four days)

4th to 7th October 2019

Module 3: Working with clients effectively (four days)

1st to 4th November 2019

Module 4: Becoming a change agent and final assessment (four days)

6th to 9th December 2019

Each module includes teaching units, coaching, feedback and assessment to ensure maximum learning. We also provide ongoing support for our students beyond the training.

NLP Taster Day: NLP101

Melody Cheal, NLP Master Trainer at GWiz NLP — Melody teaching NLP at GWiz NLP in Crowborough, East Sussex

Our one day NLP 101 is an opportunity for you to find out if NLP is for you. It also counts as 25% credit toward your NLP Diploma!

Our intention is to provide you with an opportunity to find out two important factors:

Is NLP for you?

Here is how NLP helped one of our recent students:

Are we the right providers for you?

By experiencing our style of training and approach we hope you will be inspired to sign up for the rest of the NLP Diploma and the complete NLP Practitioner.

Here is a recommendation from one of our recent students

“I would recommend the NLP training for anyone, not only have I learnt how to change my life so much for the better, I also made a great new friendship circle where we all share the positive changes. NLP training is actually really simple to adapt into your or anyone else’s life.”

If you would like to see and hear from some of our students click the link.

How does it work?

First you register your place on the NLP Taster Day and provided you register for the Diploma within 7 days of completing the NLP 101 we will give you a special rate of just £395 for the remaining three days of the NLP Diploma. We charge a small fee of £24.95 when you attend our NLP101 so you can dip your toes in the water.

To reserve your place on our NLP101 on 18th June click the button below.

Alternate dates are also available:

9th August 2019

3rd September

The next NLP Diploma is scheduled for 18th to 21st June 2019. There is an alternate date of 3rd to 6th September (both include 101 taster day).

The full Diploma is also module one of our fully accredited NLP Practitioner.

Sign up for the Diploma right away and the NLP101 fee is included. You pay just £395. Click the button below to pay for NLP Diploma.

On completion of your Diploma you are then ready to complete our NLP Practitioner which is a further three modules of four days each.

If you already know you are ready to take the complete NLP Practitioner book now and you pay £1995 and NLP101 and NLP Diploma are included!

The dates for the full programme are:

Module one: (NLP Diploma) 18th to 21st June or 3rd to 6th September 2019
Module two: 4th to 7th October 2019
Module three: 1st to 4th November 2019
Module four: 6th to9th December 2019

How do I sign up?

Contact Melody direct on 01892 309205 or click link or email melody@gwiznlp.com

Click the button below to pay.

Did you know that when you learn something new your self-esteem gets a boost?

May 12, 2019 Melody Cheal

This week I’m going to keep it short as I’m busy preparing for the NLP Conference which starts on Friday. Thinking about the Conference and looking at the programme reminded me of the value of learning as a way to boost your self-esteem.

This makes learning another form of self-care. This is boosted further when you learn with others. The social element creates a positive affect and a sense of belonging. When the learning is a little challenging you also get the additional benefit of feelings of accomplishment and success.

We recently completed an NLP Practitioner Training spread over several months. The students really bonded and supported each other. On the evaluation days some of the students felt anxious. After the results were announced the feelings of success were even greater.

Have you ever had that experience?

Take a moment to review what learning opportunities you have given yourself recently.

You could choose to learn a new hobby, learn a language or learn a practical skill. What about starting some academic studies? You could even start a journey of self-discovery such as NLP Practitioner or beyond.

Some of our new students recorded some reflections on their experience. Click the link to find out more.

Next week I’ll be at the NLP Conference so will get back to you the week after.

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Self-care

Who are the people who surround you? Do they nourish you or do they drain you?

May 4, 2019 Melody Cheal

Although this series is about self-care there is an inter-personal aspect to your well-being that I would like to highlight to you this week.

I wonder, have you considered how much the people you spend time with have an impact on your well-being and your ability to stay resilient?

The relationships you engage in regularly will have a direct influence on your energy levels and your general sense of self. This may not surprise you and yet have you ever stopped to check.

Are the people you spend the most time with:

Critical of you and your life.
An emotional drain.
Needy and demanding.
Easily offended and reactionary.
Aggressive either to you or in your company to others.
Have a negative mindset.

If you answered “yes” to even one or two of the characteristics above the chances are you will feel drained and unhappy after spending time with such people.

So perhaps it is time to change who you spend time with!

I wonder how many of you feel uncomfortable about this suggestion? If you do it will be because you have a value that feels ignored. Maybe loyalty is important to you or kindness. It may be some other value of a similar nature.

I can understand that reaction and yet for your own health it is worth thinking about how much time you spend with people who sap your energy.

Have you applied the above list to yourself, do those characteristic also apply to you? Or maybe they used to. Either way, if you are now committed to self-care practice I recommend you begin widening your circle of friends to include people who:

Laugh and smile a lot.
Are kind and encouraging.
Motivate you and others.
Demonstrate that they care about you
Are good at turning conflict into conversation
Have a growth mindset.
Lift your spirits.

Begin by adopting the above behaviours yourself so that you are the kind of person others want to spend time with in order to feel good. Secondly, begin connecting with people who lift your spirits.

You may need to do your homework to find out where these people can be found. May be joining a class or hobby group, maybe going to networking events or social gatherings. In all of these places you will find people who fit both the lists above so be selective.

https://www.gwiznlp.com/event/fully-accredited-nlp-practitioner/ — Positive people are good for your well-being

One of the easiest ways to start building your new positive network is to sign up to a personal development course such as NLP Practitioner. You are likely to find other people looking for the same thing plus others who already have a genuine positive attitude to life.

As you build your new positive supportive network you may find that some of your old friends will welcome the change in you and begin their own journeys of transformation. There may be others you choose to limit your time with or gently let go of.

Remember you have choice and you deserve happiness, well-being and resilience. You can only be responsible for yourself. Become that person that lifts the spirits of others, I know you can do it.

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Self-care, Well-being

NLP Diploma

Do you want to feel positive, happy and full of energy more often?

NLP is the tool that will provide you with a pathway to a new you. The “you” who makes things happen and feels ready for anything.

Find out how you can:

Increase your confidence and self-esteem.
Access states of happiness and joy more often.
Improve your relationships both personal and professional.
Communicate in a more engaging way.
Learn a whole new tool kit that can be used in your life and at work.
Perhaps even start a new career as an NLP Practitioner.
Start the process of training to be an NLP Trainer so you can start your own school of NLP.

NLP Diploma

The full NLP Diploma is also module one of our full NLP Practitioner. Our NLP101 (one day introduction to NLP) is a pre-requisite for our NLP Diploma.

On completion of your NLP Diploma you are then ready to complete our NLP Practitioner which is a further three modules of four days each.

NLP Diploma Learning Outcomes

By applying the learning from our NLP Diploma course you will be able to:

1) Use your communication skills more effectively by developing your ability to read people

2) Describe the difference between successful and non-successful outcome setting

3) Set outcomes that compelling and well-formed

4) Make changes to your ‘internal cinema’ to transform how you respond and feel

5) Help others overcome limiting reactions and beliefs

6) Build strong positive states to apply to any situation

7) Manage your own state and the state of others more easily

All our programmes are led by Melody and Joe Cheal who are both NLP Master Trainers and regular speakers at NLP conferences. They also each have degrees and Masters degrees in Psychology and so bring a wealth of additional knowledge to their training.

The NLP Diploma is module one of the full NLP Practitioner programme. The full programme consists of the Diploma plus three modules of four days each.

The GWiz NLP Practitioner is accredited with the PSiNLP and ANLP. We keep the group size to a maximum of 12-16 participants with 2 trainers because being a true participant as opposed to a member of the audience will allow you to fully learn NLP and its applications.

NLP Diploma

What are Limiting Beliefs and can they be changed?

May 1, 2018 Melody Cheal

Have you ever noticed how you hold yourself back from certain things? Sometimes these will be tasks or activities you know logically that you are capable of and yet there is another part of you that is convinced you will never succeed.

Perhaps even more challenging are those personal things you think about yourself as a person that on one level you know they are not true and yet emotionally you hold a conviction that they are fact.

The above are just two examples of limiting beliefs. Often we do not label them as beliefs because we think they are “concrete facts”.

We will defend these limitations, arguing that we have evidence to support these “truths”. On a more positive level we will do the same thing about empowering beliefs we hold about ourselves, others and the world.

Usually it is far easier to spot when someone else is clinging to a limiting belief. We will hear them make a statement about themselves or their abilities that we, the observer, would challenge. We are often able to present counter evidenceand yet the other person is unable to accept even the most well intentioned, gentle and kind feedback.

So, if you want to identify some of your own limiting beliefs, stop for a moment and consider, where in your life have others tried to offer you counter evidence about self-stated truths about you?

There are other ways to track down your limiting beliefs and sometimes we need the help of a skilled professional.

If you want to understand a little bit more about how limiting beliefs are created download my free audio click here.

This audio is a two hour segment from a workshop I ran with 60 people research “Does NLP improve Self-Esteem?” This was part of my research dissertation for my Masters Degree in Applied Positive Psychology and you will be pleased to know the evidence was “yes it does”.

You will also be able to join in with an exercise from NLP that is designed to help you shift that limiting belief and swap it for an Empowering Self Belief that will allow you to shine.

If you are ready to transform your life it might be time to enrol on our NLP PractitionerProgramme and start your own journey of change. Our programme is spread over 4 modules each of 4 days giving you time consolidate both your learning and your transformation.

If you are still not quite sure you can join us for a taster day for just £19.95. This fee covers the costs and is deducted from your invoice when you sign up for either the NLP Diploma or the full NLP Practitioner Training.

Our next one is on 21^stJune and there is an alternate date of 21^stAugust. Do join us and start making those important changes today!

I am also available for individual sessions using NLP, Hypnotherapy, Core Transformations, the Wholeness Process, Positive Psychology and Transactional Analysis.

Contact me direct for more details at melody@gwiznlp.com

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making changes

Free One day Training in NLP: NLP101

The training on our one day NLP 101 is completely free! It also counts as 25% credit toward your NLP Diploma!

Our intention is to provide you with an opportunity to find out two important factors:

Is NLP for you?

Are we the right providers for you?

By experiencing our style of training and approach we hope you will be inspired to sign up for the rest of the NLP Diploma and the complete NLP Practitioner.

How does it work?

First you register your place on the free workshop and provided you register for the Diploma within 7 days of completing the NLP 101 we will give you a special rate for the remaining three days of the Diploma.

We charge a small administration fee of £19.95 when you attend our NLP101. This is to cover venue costs and will be refunded when you sign up for our NLP Diploma.

The full Diploma is also module one of our full NLP Practitioner.

On completion of your Diploma you are then ready to complete our NLP Practitioner which is a further three modules of four days each.

To reserve your place on our NLP101 to pay our administration fee click button below.

Free One day Training in NLP: NLP101

Our one day training NLP 101 is completely free! It also counts as 25% credit toward your NLP Diploma!

Our intention is to provide you with an opportunity to find out two important factors:

Is NLP for you?

Are we the right providers for you?

By experiencing our style of training and approach we hope you will be inspired to sign up for the rest of the NLP Diploma and the complete NLP Practitioner.

How does it work?

We charge a small administration fee of £19.95 when you attend our NLP101. This is to cover venue costs and will be refunded when you sign up for our NLP Diploma.

The full Diploma is also module one of our full NLP Practitioner.

On completion of your Diploma you are then ready to complete our NLP Practitioner which is a further three modules of four days each.

To reserve your place on our NLP101 to pay our administration fee.

Calibrating vulnerability in clients or students as an NLP Trainer or Practitioner

March 3, 2018 Melody Cheal

As an NLP Trainer or NLP Practitioner, our ability to recognise vulnerability in our students or clients is a key skill set. So exactly how do you do it while running courses such as NLP Practitioner? This is just as important for the NLP Practitioner, Hypnotherapist and Therapist when working one to one with clients.

One place to start is with a conscious decision to start calibrating a baseline for each student or client. We teach calibration skills on our entry level NLP Training and this is started on the free one day training workshop. This calibration includes processing visual, auditory and kinaesthetic signals from the client.

With larger groups this can be challenging just in terms of sheer numbers. Perhaps a more manageable approach would be to calibrate baselines for the group. As a student moves into a state of vulnerability there will be a ripple effect particularly in those seated nearby.

The baseline is critical because changes in state vary vastly both on the individual level and in terms of group processes. Where one person withdraws and internalises, another may become loud, while yet another response may be to become rigidly controlled. When calibrating the group, you are becoming sensitive to the waves and flow of what becomes a collective consciousness that may match the individual signs or not.

You might recognise that a student is becoming vulnerable by signs of rapport breakdown and separation from others. Or conversely you may see an increased rapport as group members nearby experience unconscious empathy that can be seen as physiological shifts.

The examples above are just that, examples. As an NLP Trainer or NLP Practitioner, remember to stay connected to the concept of NLP as the study of subjective behaviour.

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Self-care

Where should an NLP Practitioner put the boundaries in practice?

October 5, 2016 Melody Cheal

One of the things I love about teaching NLP is the enthusiasm I see in my students. They are often excited about how they can make a difference and help others. This is wonderful to see and the energy is very positive.

That said, I also take great care to caution my graduate NLP Practitioners to be careful about drawing their boundaries and making smart choices about who they work with.

Students practicing in our beautiful grounds. Hypnotising hypnotists

What do I mean by that?

People seek out NLP Practitioners for many reasons and sometimes there are warning bells that new Practitioners need to take care to heed. Firstly, in terms of scope. While NLP is a very powerful tool and can help most people, some things take more experience than others to deal with.

For example, if a person is on medication for depression or any other mental health issue they really need to be working with an experienced NLP Practitioner who also has therapeutic training. To be clear, NLP Practitioner certification is not enough on its own for someone to be a therapist.

NLP Practitioner does give you the tools to work with people who want to improve their confidence, self-esteem, well-being etc. It is a great tool to use in a coaching practice or in the workplace generally.

It is a great foundation for therapy and can certainly lead to working with therapeutic populations.

So what to do if you are an NLP Practitioner wanting to work as a therapist?

Here are some suggestions:

Make sure you have a supervisor, usually your NLP Trainer or NLP Master Trainer can provide this. Having a supervisor is basic good professional practice. I offer my own students the chance to attend a regular supervision group and they can book individual sessions with me either in person or via skype.
Keep a reflective learning log to continue learning from your own experiences.
Attend regular further training beyond NLP Master Practitioner and Hypnotherapy. Attend conferences and specialist workshops in fields you are interested in. I still do this myself, for instance this month I’m attending a workshop with Connie Rae Andreas.
Attend regular practice groups and peer supervision/practice groups. Remember you can always set one up if there is nothing based near you.
Be clear about your own experience and expertise. What do you feel comfortable handling? Reality check yourself, specifically what tools and knowledge do you have? Put the boundaries of the type of client you are qualified to work with in your advertising.
If you are working with a client and you are not sure what to do, seek supervision and/or refer the client to a more experienced practitioner.

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Best Practice