NLP Training from Matt Caulfield Training and Consultancy
NLP Training and Coaching, Cardiff, UK | Neuro Linguistic Programming Practitioner and Master Practitioner Certification
So, why should you do (and not do) NLP training? Here I give you a few reasons why you may not consider NLP as the best thing to train in, but also some reasons why you may want to do an NLP training.
About Matt Caulfield
Matt Caulfield is an internationally recognised NLP trainer based in the UK, certified through the Society of NLP. He runs regular NLP trainings, both public and in house as well as one to one coaching. He writes regularly on his blog about NLP and related topics.
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