Introduction

Fairly often people object to having newly–minted NLP Practitioners doing therapy (even if they call it “counseling,” or “personal change,” or something else). Typically there are two kinds of concern:

  1. “How well can someone be helped?” and
  2. “What is the danger that someone might be harmed?” by an inappropriate method, or by the therapist’s lack of skill in applying an appropriate method, etc.

Although these two concerns are not completely independent, let’s first address the effectiveness concern, “How well can someone be helped?”

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