A trainer’s guide to core assumptions, responsible communication, and structured practice.
Neuro-Linguistic Programming is a collection of communication and change approaches whose distinctive theories and effectiveness have limited scientific support. Present its presuppositions as working assumptions to examine, not established facts about the brain or substitutes for clinical care.
At a trainer workshop in Kochi, Anjali introduces NLP as a set of ideas to evaluate through practice, without promising to cure anxiety or ‘rewire’ participants’ brains.
