NLP4Kids Blog
Typically I am not a superstitious person. I don’t get caught up in “magical thinking” and yet having found out that we have made the finals for the Mum and Working Awards, I felt compelled to ask you to send us some good luck. Then I remembered the[…]
Read MoreAlfie (who is 10 years old) has joined the NLP4Kids office for a second day of work experience. He was banned from bringing his iPod and has been given real responsibilities within the organisation. He has received the same feedback as any other member of staff whether his[…]
Read MoreMy cousin Alfie who is 10 years old has been spending some time with us at People Building and NLP4Kids. He wanted to let you know how his work experience went today so here is his blog for you to read: When I heard that Gemma wanted me[…]
Read MoreWhether it’s sports, arts, music or education there has to be a well thought through strategy to engage young people into that activity. Simply believing that you have a great activity that serves them in a positive way is not enough. Not by a long shot. In the[…]
Read MoreOn 28th May 2014 NLP4Kids moved into it’s very own premises. Gone are the days of renting offices and here we are now, well and truly rooted and here to stay! Amongst other exciting possibilities, the new pad is the very first hypnotherapy clinic to achieve high street[…]
Read MoreWe are extremely proud to share with you that one of our superbly talented NLP4Kids practitioners has released her 4th book. Debbie K, based in Berkshire is the author of the Feelings Basket series, written for children between 5 – 8 years of age. The books provide support[…]
Read MoreThe current environment we live in presents us with lots of negative and challenging situations. Knowing that life can be overwhelming, putting a positive slant on our daily activities or tasks can make life more enjoyable and manageable. If we instil a positive attitude in our children they[…]
Read MoreIncreasing Self Esteem in Teenagers Using NLP “Self-esteem is as important to our well-being as legs are to a table. It is essential for physical and mental health and for happiness.” – Louise Hart, Community Psychologist It’s a difficult time being a teenager in this day and age. Teenagers[…]
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