Time Line Therapy® Coaching And Training open up a whole new world of rapid-reframing.
In fact, when we coach with Time Line Therapy®, we offer the client a means to release unhelpful negative emotions and limiting beliefs rapidly. In fact, the client often feels the release in minutes.
Time Line Therapy® is a hypnotic technique designed to induce a light trance in the client. Think of how your mind operates when you’re having a shower. Namely, you’re washing yourself and your hair on autopilot and so your mind is free to wander. In fact, you may have some of your brightest ideas when showering!
Time Line Therapy® uses a person’s own internal “Time Line” as a map to uncover problematic events in their past memories. The client operates from a broader perspective of the event to ‘reframe’ their belief system and release any emotional build-up. In fact, this process works with the unconscious mind in a variety of ways. The tools support healing emotional traumas and eradicating unwanted thoughts, emotions and behaviours.
Time Line Therapy® has been successfully used by thousands of people since the mid-1980s. Those people include business coaches, sports coaches, psychiatrists, family counsellors, social workers, life coaches and NLP coaches.
I am an ABNLP Certified Trainer of NLP and Time Line Therapy®. I’ve spent 15 years working with these techniques and I know how impactful Time Line Therapy® Coaching And Training is. The techniques add some powerful tools to your repertoire. I deliver coaching online and in person and I also run training to certify Practitioners and Master Practitioners of Time Line Therapy®.
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