Recently following new members have joined the IANLP:

Fabiola Escobar Chavarriga, Santiago, Chile
Dafna Salan, Rishon-Lezion, Israel
Aleksandra Andjelic, Podgorica, Montenegro
Damien Raczy, Dumbea, New Caledonia
Anita Ozephius-Jorna, GM Krimpen ad IJssel, Netherlands
Laura-Maria Cojocaru, Craiova, Romania
Leonardo Pablo Stefoni, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Licelotte Baigés Morales, Miami FL, USA
Miri Shpilman, Ness-Ziona, Israel
Richard Müller-Völki, Scherzingen, Switzerland
Darko Gajic, Belgrade, Serbia
Jaap Hollander, PC Nijmegen, Netherlands
Danka Cetkovic, Bar, Montenegro
José Luis Tadeo Torres, Col. Chapalita, Mexico
Karin Luis, PH Nieuw Vennep, Netherlands

IANLP trainings on all continents: As per May 2016, we are 172 licensed Fellow Member Trainers IANLP offering nlp trainings in 57 countries on all continents of the planet.

Intaka – the „Integrative Academy for Education and Coaching“, Regensburg, Germany, has recently established a hotel and retreat center in a remote area in Cuba.

Due to the economic realities in Cuba, training and education in NLP and Coaching for Cuban nationals is only possible when third parties sponsor the fees for education, course materials, accomodation and travel. Initially, INTAKA has started the project and is now seeking support from individuals and/or institutions for expanded cost coverage. More Info

Not everyone who claims to be associated with the IANLP International Association for Neuro-Linguistic Programming is legitimately connected.

With the success and extensiveness of the Fellow Member Trainers IANLP as well as the brand name 'IANLP' and its trademark around the planet, numerous people without a solid ethical foundation are falsely claiming to be associated with the IANLP.

Test for Authenticity: How do you find out who’s for real and who is a fraud? Go to www.ia-nlp.org and look at the Member’s List. If a person is not listed there, they are not licensed and recognized by the IANLP, International Association for Neuro-Linguistic Programming. A special warning: The Domain www.ianlp.org has been monopolised by a person who is promoting low level trainings misusing the good brand name of the IANLP.

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