NLP4Kids Blog
It’s not easy to find the time to properly connect with people these days but children, more than most need this connection to develop healthy social and emotional skills. It’s important that they feel acknowledged and listened to as well as cared for and we can ensure this[…]
Read MoreLet me first begin by excusing the title of this article. I know that for many parents or professionals who are reaching a point of desperation in the relationship or interaction with a challenging young person, the idea of taking control would have captured your eye. However, just[…]
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Read MoreHere’s a Christmas message letting you know about the highs and lows of NLP4Kids in 2017. It’s been a challenging year on a personal level but we still managed to achieve some great successes and gave our new not-for-profit activities a really good kick start. If you’re suitably[…]
Read MoreNLP4Kids are delighted to announce a new member to the NLP4Kids team. Shannen Herber, from Hertfordshire, is our newest NLP4Kids Practitioner. Shannen works with children and families to develop a loving dynamic in your home. Her role is to support and guide you towards the results that will[…]
Read MoreAs a nanny, I was very conscious of ensuring that all of the children felt that they had an equal (within reason) share of my time. We used to do an activity called DSNFSE (I know it’s not a very catchy title!) It stands for Do Something Nice[…]
Read MoreOne of our NLP4Kids Practitioners, Debbie K has recently returned to her home county of Derbyshire and we’re so pleased to have her flying the NLP4Kids flag across the East Midlands. Debbie has been with NLP4Kids for over 4 years. After spending time in the corporate world training[…]
Read MoreChildren are persistent creatures and after a hard days work at school, they still have more energy and commitment to their cause than most adults. This can lead to problems with discipline and enforcing boundaries as they begin to learn that when their parents are worn out or[…]
Read MoreChanging how you feel and think, when you do not have the right strategies is a tricky business. It’s easy to start believing that you are not in control of those aspects of who you are, or to think that you are stuck that way because of your[…]
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