Correct NLP Checklist
Every 'yes' lowers the probability that this is a Correct NLP trainer. The share of answers that match what a genuine, competent trainer would give becomes the probability that this trainer teaches NLP correctly.
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Training is more like a group therapy than a training
Training does include Transactional Analysis
Trainer pretends that NLP is scientific
Trainer does not coach people one-on-one
Trainer calls himself or herself a "NLP Master trainer" and not a "Licensed NLP Master Trainer"
Training does include Satir's roles or categories
Training doesn't include hypnosis where hypnosis can legally be taught
Trainer lacks a license to train people as NLP Practitioner or NLP Master Practitioner
Training does not include the TOTE-model
Trainer explains metaprograms as if they were personality traits
Trainer teaches that body and mind are a single cybernetic unit
Trainer teaches you that anything goes because "the map is not the territory"
Training does not include modal operators of necessity or impossibility
Trainer talks about "NLP therapy"
Trainer presents NLP as a form of psychology
Trainer tells you to: "trust the process"
Training includes subjects that run counter to core elements of NLP like the Enneagram, Spiral Dynamics or MBTI
Trainer asks you to believe in NLP
Training does include six step reframing
Trainer explains metaprograms as if they are analogue rather than digital
Trainer claims that NLP works for everyone or solves anything or both
Trainer does not have a public website where you can hire him or her as a coach
Training does not include complex equivalence
There is a written exam at the end of the training
Trainer wants you to sign a contract that you can not sue him or her
Trainer talks about "the field"
Trainer trains people to become a "NLP trainer"
You feel bad to go to the training
You feel bad during the training
Trainer teaches that perception is projection
Training does include Dilts' Logical Levels
Training does not include presuppositions
Trainer explains metaprogram as if they are fixed
Trainer suggests that once you start to believe in NLP, NLP will work better
Trainer does not do his or her coaching on a no cure, no pay principle
You need to write a modelling report in order to get certified
After clarifying something, the trainer refuses to bet on it
Training does include systemic work, systems constellations or family constellations
You do not get a refund if you cancel the training
Trainer teaches to be the cause rather than the effect, or stand at the side of causation
Trainer teaches you to respect the world model of everyone
Trainer talks about "trance work" without doing actual hypnosis
Values range from a minimum of 1% to a maximum of 99% — we never claim absolute certainty, so there is always a margin of doubt.
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