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Geoff Rolls
Licensed Trainer NLP – Society of NLP
With a background in operational and people management initially in large scale retail, he has worked in organisational development, organisational change and award winning learning and development management, Geoff has vast experience in developing people. He is one of the UK’s leading NLP Trainers, a former leader and long-term member of Dr Richard Bandler’s and John La Valle’s NLP Training Team for NLP Life Training in London since 2007. He qualified as a Coach in 2003 and is a Coach Trainer on the Accredited Diploma in Coach Training course that he co-created with June O’Driscoll at Thoughtitude. With June, Geoff runs Licensed Practitioner and Master Practitioner courses in the UK through Thoughtitude.
He has a fascination with the body and this has led to learning, then teaching Touch for Health Kinesiology. He is also a Touch for Health Kinesiology Consultant and PRISM Brain mapping practitioner, using Neuroscience to study how our behaviours can be developed and how they’re affected by the environment around us. He enjoys using whatever training and experiences he has had so far to work with you to get the change you want, when you want. Geoff’s website is www.headintobalance.com
22nd Jan
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Bodies have the answer, do you have the questions? (Building capability through flexibility)
We know that anchors are all pervasive, every word is an anchor and we’re influenced by them all day, every day. Yet, have you ever wondered how your or your client’s unconscious choice of language could help you to help them better? If someone is “shouldering” a problem, what effect does it have on their body?
Come and join an interactive session where we focus attention on the language of the body, rather than body language. It’s no accident that when coaching and developing others, people explain things in a way that affects their whole being, and as NLP practitioners and Coaches, the more we’re aware of this, the better we can help facilitate change.