"Coming to Appreciative Inquiry around 15 years ago as an NLP Trainer, I found it has a lot of useful things to teach us about reframing, effective methods of state elicitation, getting clients to open up quicker and reach a creative, resourceful state of mind, and particularly for group coaching.

Today's presentation aims to share some of the most important things we can learn." Andy Smith

You will learn:

During this session you’ll get a taste of using Appreciative Inquiry to switch on the brain’s ‘Empathic Network’ to open up trust and creativity, learn how to reframe problems into ‘affirmative topics’ to make it easier to find solutions, and discover a quick and easy way to elicit positive emotional states.

Bio:

Andy Smith founded the Richmond NLP Group in 1997. Nowadays hosts the Practical NLP Podcast and is the author of ‘Practical Appreciative Inquiry’ and the ‘Practical NLP’ book series.

He became an NLP Trainer in 1997 and has 15 years experience of working with Appreciative Inquiry.

• Help clients rediscover their overlooked resources

• Discover the essential foundation to put in place before setting goals

• Make it easier to find your own vision and purpose

• Try out a format for structuring a generative coaching session that also works for group coaching

Unique event:

•Session by: Andy Smith https://coachingleaders.co.uk/

•Hosted by: Paul Cosens & Canary Wharf NLP Community https://canarywharfnlp.com/

•Sponsored by: Cosens Consultancy https://www.cosensconsultancy.com/

What NLP Can Learn from Appreciative Inquiry