NLP Submodalities: Swish Pattern Part One
The NLP Swish Pattern is part of what we call the Submodality section of NLP. It’s a way of finding the internal ‘code’ for an internal picture, feeling, sound, thought, taste or smell that’s driving a persons motivation.
With a Swish Pattern we can change a state or behaviour easily when we can find the ‘trigger’ to the issue.
In this video NLP submodality of Swish Pattern is explained and resolved with a client.
NLP Submodalities
NLP Submodalities are fine distinctions or the subsets of the Modalities (Visual , Auditory , Kinesthetic, Olfactory, Gustatory, and Ad) that are part of each representational system that encode and give meaning to our experiences.
They are the building blocks of the representational systems by which we code, order and give meaning to the experiences we have. Submodalities are how we structure our experiences.
How do you know what you believe and what you do not believe? You code the two different kinds of beliefs in different submodalities. We create meaning by using different submodalities to code our experience, for example someone we like and someone we dislike.
Changing submodalities is a very effective and powerful way of changing the meaning of an experience. When we set a goal, for example, the more attention we pay to the submodalities, the more specifically refined it becomes. The finer our distinctions, the more clearly and creatively we can design our future.
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NLP Conversational Anchoring 2
Richard Bandler – NLP Training
Richard Bandler – What is NLP?
Tony Robbins NLP for motivation
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