NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
Presented By: Joe Tabbanella, CCHt
Table of Contents
NLP Language Patterns
- NLP Language Overview
- Inspiration for the Meta and Milton Model
- NLP Milton Model
- The Meta Model
- Hierarchy of Ideas
- The Meta Model Practice Exercise
- Presuppositions
- Presupposition Exercise
- Presupposition Quiz
- The Conscious Use of Language
- The Milton Model: 19 Techniques
- Metaphors for Change
- The Basic Steps to Create a Metaphor
- Examples of Metaphors
- Developing Your Own Metaphors
- Making Metaphors Work
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Real Time Student Comments
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2025-01-26 at 18:45 Pacific Time
Thank you so much! My favorite part was the plane metaphor. I actually feel like I can apply it to something that has been ongoing in my life that I have been worried about all day.
M.M. from Palos Verdes Estates, California, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2024-06-28 at 19:40 Pacific Time
There is a lot of information in this course! I'm trying to learn as much as I can so I can use the information effectively.
N.D. from San Diego, California, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2023-05-21 at 18:07 Pacific Time
For some reason, I grasped the content in this segment greater than Day 2. However, I am loving NLP and Joe is phenomenal. He is living and breathing the concepts, and actively using them. I appreciate you Joe for delivering this content.
S.T. from College Park, Georgia, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2022-11-10 at 19:23 Pacific Time
Great material. Thanks so much. Joe is amazing!
B.S. from Ogden, Utah, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2022-08-20 at 22:14 Pacific Time
Well, I honestly think the terminology is highly confusing! Good stuff though!
J.A. from Las Choapas, Veracruz, MX
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2022-08-06 at 19:43 Pacific Time
Thank you. I learned a lot in this section.
H.A. from Sherman Oaks, California, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2021-07-08 at 07:51 Pacific Time
Good class. Great metaphors by Joe!
E.E. from Citrus Heights, California, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2021-07-06 at 19:45 Pacific Time
Thank you very much for this informative session.
M.C. from Laguna Hills, California, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2021-05-03 at 16:20 Pacific Time
Enjoying this course and learning so much.
T.S. from St Petersburg, Florida, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2021-02-19 at 19:16 Pacific Time
Such a great workshop. A ton of information. I’m glad I have this until 2022.
L.V. from Tampa, Florida, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2021-02-07 at 02:51 Pacific Time
Day 3 done and overwhelmed in the best way. A lot of information to take in but very interesting and I am excited to learn more on day 4.
L.C. from Salisbury, Maryland, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2021-02-05 at 12:47 Pacific Time
Day 3 done... loving Joe.
W.B. from Simi Valley, California, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2020-12-02 at 01:16 Pacific Time
Joe does a very good job bringing all this material to an understanding.
A.V. from Hillsboro, Texas, US
NLP Practitioner Certification - Day 3 of 10
2020-08-31 at 13:45 Pacific Time
Another excellent and fun lesson with Joe. I always come away from his lessons feeling more inspired, motivated and amazed by how the mind works, and how we can use language so easily to create good and bad changes in the people around us, often without even realizing it. Metaphors, story telling and the ambiguous language patterns of Milton Erickson I find especially fascinating.
M.M. from Redford, Michigan, US