NLP and Hypnosis Coaching Podcast | Personal Development, Success Stories, and Expert Advice

Today I have a conversation with Kim West, Sleep Coach. In this episode, we discuss how to get a good nights sleep, what are the factors involved in getting your brain and body ready for a good night's sleep, and what are some of the tricks of the trade to create this very essential, healthy lifestyle habit. Find out More or Contact Kim at https://bettersleepmadesimple.com.

Learn how you can easily set goals and actually achieve them! Inluding the 4 Keys to a Well-Formed Outcome from NLP. As a Bonus - we also add in a few refinements borrowed from SMART Goals to make it even better. These are the filters I have ALL my Coaching Clients run thier goals through to make sure they are ultimately acheivable and not just a pleasant dream. Want to find out about Coaching with me? Go to DougOBrienHypnosis.com

In this episode, Bruce Teall, a licensed social worker in the state of New York and an NLP Practitione, talks about how he is teaching social workers and other traditional talk therapists to use NLP in their practice. Particularly, he is interested in what he calls "the magic of reconsolidation," and how it seems to be a common denominator for much of what really works in therapy. Contact Bruce at www.magicofreconsolidation.com

Adam Wade is a 20 time Moth story-slam winner. He is an author, he is a teacher of storytelling in New York City and he's going to reveal some of his secrets of storytelling. Find out more about Adam at www.adamwade.com

In today's episode we look at motivation... How do you get yourself motivated? How do you motivate your clients? Is there a good kind of motivation and a kind that's less good? Is comparing yourself to others bad? Is intrinsic motivation necessary or can extrinsic motivation be ok? Episode 154 - MOTIVATION, How do you get fires burning?

In this episode, we revisit the E.A.S.E. model and, for people who want to see the illustrations referred to in this podcast, please also watch at it on our YouTube channel.

Here we talk about the Essential Coaching Skill - heck, the important LIFE skill - of effective time management. In this episode we not only delve into the concepts from Stephen Covey's two books, "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People," and "First Things First," we also hear from Steve Covey directly! Learn more at essentialcoachingskills.com.

In this episode of The Essential Coaching Skills Podcast, I discuss the idea of using stories and coaching and how that's different from using stories in hypnosis. What is the difference? Should we reveal the story's meaning or let it percolate in the unconscious mind of our client? FInd out more at EssentialCoachingSkills.com, Ericksonian.com, Ericksonian.info and DougOBrienHypnosis.com

Doug Podcast on parasympathetic nervous system and HAVENING. How you can connect to the body's built-in Relaxation Response System and use Havening to magnify the effect for deeply relax and release stress. Go to www.essentialcoachingskills.com for more.

Gunther M. Weil, Ph.D. is an organizational consultant, executive coach, educator and psychologist. Gunther earned his doctorate from Harvard University in 1965 with Timothy Leary as his faculty advisor. He served as a Fulbright Scholar in Oslo, Norway. His early professional mentors included Carl Rogers, the creator of Client Centered Psychotherapy, Arne Naess, the founder of Deep Ecology, and Abraham Maslow, the father of Humanistic Psychology. In 1965, he was invited by Maslow to teach at Brandeis University. He subsequently received faculty and administrative appointments at Boston College and the University of Massachusetts - Boston. Find out more and/or contact Gunther at https://valuementors.com/