Hypnotherapeut Library Books

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Desctiption: Frank Pucelik was the third person involved in the beginning of NLP. He worked with Richard Bandler in the first attempt to model the patterns used by Fritz Perls to achieve reliable success with Gestalt therapy. He remained in the original research group as a participating member when Bandler and Grinder teamed up. Frank is best known for co-writing "Magic Demystified" with Byron Lewis. "Magic" remains an excellent introduction to NLP. In November 2007, the first time in Russia was a unique 12-day course "Training of trainers." The purpose of the training of trainers NLP of Frank Pucelik is universal: moved to a new generation of professional skills, behavior and strategy of the best NLP and business coaches of the world. The training aims at teaching skills training so that a good coach makes the best! Participants in the program receive a certificate "meta International" This comes originally from a 10 DVDs set and a whopping 25 gig, I finally able to reduce the size to 8 gig except a reduce in quality. For all NLP fans out there, Frank Pucelik stuff is just great.. This 12 day seminar is being held in Russia, Frank Pucelik would first speak in English before being translated to Russian. Its pretty annoying but good stuff.. This is for all great trainers and consultant..

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Desctiption: After undergoing chemotherapy and surgery for brain cancer, Servan-Schreiber, a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, asked his oncologist if any lifestyle changes would prevent a relapse; the answer was no. Certain this was wrong, Servan-Schreiber spent months researching a mass of scientific data on natural defenses against cancer. After a lucid introduction to cancer and its causes, he points out studies indicating that a poor diet, unhealthy habits (like smoking), some hormones, and environmental toxins increase risk. But as his advice grows more specific, evidence dwindles that these steps work. Eating organic foods, avoiding red meat and processed food, and eliminating household chemicals seem reasonable, but readers curious about how much turmeric or garlic to consume and how much it lowers their cancer risk will find no answers. Servan-Schreiber also advocates a positive, life-affirming attitude, illustrating with anecdotes of patients whose cancers disappeared when they attained inner peace. Servan-Schreiber underscores that his advice should be an adjunct to, not a replacement for, conventional treatments like surgery and chemotherapy, in this spirited mixture of good medical information, helpful suggestions and alternative medicine. (Sept. 22)

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