Tag: nlp4kids
Under Pressure: Parents & Professionals
A few days ago the UK government released a white paper detailing their goals to help more primary aged children meet the expected standards in Education. This has lead many to ask the question: How do we improve standards with our increasing the levels of pressure and stress[…]
Read moreDealing with Body Image Issues: Children and Young People
If you are unhappy with the way you look to a point where it impacts upon how you feel or causes you to think negatively about yourself, there are a few important things that can really help. Firstly, the quickest and easiest way to change your body[…]
Read moreEvolution of Anxiety
Evolution of Anxiety A model that is used within biology to describe how things evolve can be used to explain the evolution of anxiety within a child or young person. Using this model, I’m going to share four different ways that we can tackle anxiety. This comes from[…]
Read moreHow to Handle Resistance to Resolution: Parents & Professionals
I have 3 tips to dealing with resistance to resolution. Resistance to resolution is when a young person is not compliant with the ideas or strategies you offer that would obviously make their lives better! Sometimes this happens not because the young person is resistant to improving themselves[…]
Read moreLogical Levels: Children and Young People
Find out the different places where a problem might be lurking and learn the important questions to help you discover where it is so that you can get rid of it! The Logical Levels is a framework for thinking used in NLP. Here I will describe how you[…]
Read moreCreative Problem Solving: Children and Young People
This is one of my favourite subjects to talk about! When your brain gets stuck and is struggling to find a way forward there are ways to unmuddle the muddle you are in. It’s important to strip back the information you do not need and to begin by[…]
Read moreDealing with Repetitive Behaviours and OCD Tendencies: Parents and Professionals
Here are 9 tips for helping a young person who has some obsessive or repetitive tendencies in how they behave. Whilst this is not a video specifically for OCD, it may still have some benefits. Often we use the term OCD without a diagnosis and to describe repetitive[…]
Read moreTaking Charge of Your Brain: Children and Young People
I’m talking here about how to take full responsibility for how you think in your brain. This is important to do because it will help you to become more in control of how you think. Remember your thoughts and feelings are connected to each other. This is the[…]
Read moreManaging Meltdowns
I’m going to give you my three top tips on managing meltdowns. The very first one is when there is a meltdown on the horizon. I know these things can move like a tsunami, they can move fast and they can accelerate rather quickly – particularly if a[…]
Read moreAre You a NEEDY Friend?: Children and Young People
Some friendships can go a little out of balance resulting in you feeling as if you need your friends more than they need you. Part of the challenge when this happens is to avoid making things worse by trying too hard and appearing needy. We tend to have[…]
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