NLP-Practitioner - EANLP

• Significantly enhanced sensory acuity and attention
• Establishing and maintaining rapport, both verbal and non-verbal, using pacing and leading
• Full calibration across all components
• Identifying representational systems (RS) and using RS-based verbal and non-verbal techniques
• Identifying and changing submodalities
• Advanced goal setting and working with goals
• Shifting internal states and inducing personal congruence
• Recognising and implementing VAKOG anchors
• Identifying logical levels
• Applying language techniques: Meta Model and Milton Model
• Working with trance for personal use
• Using other linguistic techniques: re-framing, metaphor, representational system overlap and translation
• Association and dissociation
• Chunking
• Recognising and shifting between the 3+1 perceptual positions
• Identifying and modifying micro- and macro-strategies
• Working with the timeline

• Emotional stability
• Technical equipment for participating in online training

• Certified EANLP Lead Trainer, DVNLP Lehrtrainer, IANLP Fellow Member Trainer, or equivalent

• Mandatory training duration: 135 or more hours, including assessment, divided over 18 or more training days.
• Optional supervision: 15 hours of individual or group supervision during or after the training program.

• At least 80% of the training must be delivered by a certified lead NLP trainer.
• Up to 20% may be delivered by another person under the supervision of a certified lead NLP trainer (EANLP Master Trainer or equivalent).
• As a supplementary teaching method, up to one-third of the training may be conducted as synchronous online instruction.
• Synchronous online training requires full-time video and audio participation for all attendees. All participants must be able to see, hear, and interact with each other.

• A training group must include at least six participants.

• Assistance from someone with at least an EANLP NLP-Practitioner qualification (or equivalent) is recommended for every nine participants, and mandatory for every twelve.
• If synchronous online training is used in a hybrid format, the assistant must have sufficient digital skills to support technical organisation or resolve issues.

• Understands and processually integrates NLP presuppositions
• Knows core content, skills, techniques, patterns, methods, and concepts of NLP and applies them effectively
• Demonstrates rapport-building, clear goal setting, perceptiveness, flexibility, and resource-oriented ecological action
• Has experienced the minimum content from three perceptual positions: as observer, as companion, and as participant

1. Establishing and maintaining rapport
2. Pacing and leading
3. Calibration
4. Representational systems
5. Distinguishing perception from interpretation
6. Language Meta Model
7. Milton Model
8. Ability to detect and induce uptime and downtime states
9. Creating spoken metaphors in various representational systems
10. Defining well-formed outcomes
11. Reframing: contrast frame, relevance frame, "as if" frame, backtracking
12. Anchoring: VAKOG
13. Sensory-based active and passive feedback
14. Goal-directed focus of internal and external perception
15. Dissociation, Association; Positions 1, 2, 3, Meta Position
16. Submodalities
17. (Neuro)logical levels
18. Goal- and ecology-oriented resource management
19. Contextual and meaning reframing
20. Strategies: detection, elicitation, application, installation
21. Timeline formats (e.g., Change History, Timeline)

Note: Various NLP techniques (e.g., Swish pattern, anchor collapsing, 6-Step Re-framing) are practical applications of the methods listed above and are not listed separately.

1. NLP axioms can be reproduced and explained in your own words
2. Criteria for well-formed outcomes are known
3. Parameters of rapport are understood
4. Criteria for effective anchoring are known
5. Representational systems can be explained
6. Meta Model categories are known and corresponding questions can be formulated
7. The Milton Model and its effects can be explained
8. Time-related formats can be explained
9. Strategy formats are known
10. Submodalities can be identified and explained
11. Logical levels can be described
12. Perceptual positions, association, and dissociation can be described
13. Selected formats can be named
14. The terms “Ecology” and “Future Pace” are well understood

1. Statement of compliance with EANLP standards
2. EANLP quality seal
3. Duration of training in days and hours, including online and in-person segments
4. Calendar dates of the first and last day of training
5. Signature of the certified lead NLP trainer
6. Title: NLP-Practitioner EANLP