Bulletin 2023.4 - Online Training - Update your Certificates!
In this issue:
- Update your certificate templates!
Certificates must reflect training modality. - NLP praised in Washington Post
Finally getting some real attention from the public?
From September 30th onwards, we’ve got some new curricula in play!
Starting October 1, 2023 all training time provided in the curricula must be either on-site training or synchronous online training, or a mix of both (blended learning).
This must be reflected in the text of the certificates.
Certificates must include a distinct reference to the particular training modality. The curriculum includes examples of how to specify this.
The title of the degree must correspond to the type of training. It's either
- 'NLP Master IANLP' or 'NLP Master (on-site) IANLP'
if 100% of curricular training has been attended in on-site training modality, or - 'NLP Master (blended) IANLP'
if curricular training has been attended in a mix of on-site and online training modality., or - 'NLP Master (online) IANLP'
if curricular training has been attended in online training modality.
Read detailed curricula here
NLP to receive public recognition
We say: It's high time!
Fast recognition means better healthcare for all.
“The best PTSD treatment you’ve never heard of”
Garry Trudeau, the creator of Doonesbury has written a wonderful piece on RTM in the Washington Post. Check it out and share with all your friends!
The Research and Recognition Project (R&RP) conducts rigorous, controlled clinical studies to validate therapeutic techniques that support the widespread use of innovative and cost-effective clinical care for traumatic stress and a number of other psychiatric disorders. The Research and Recognition Project was founded in 2006, after a clinician and former lecturer at Cornell University, Dr. Frank Bourke, discovered the clinical efficacy of a protocol to treat post-traumatic stress.
This protocol is based on the principles of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming). It is named Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories (RTM or RTM-Protocol).
In the last years, sufficient research has been done to prove the initial clinical results.
For more information, please visit https://randrproject.org/index.html