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By Garry Cooper, LCSW
www.steveandreas.com provides an array of articles and further explanations about NLP. More articles, including several NLP exercises and demonstrations may be found at NLP University at www.nlpu.com
People who wish to participate in interactive discussions abut NLP may wish to check out Steve Andreas’s blog at https://realpeoplepress.com/blog/
Books and DVDs on NLP are available at www.realpeoplespress.com
Those interested in taking NLP training or in purchasing training materials can check out NLP Comprehensive at www.nlpco.com, or the NLP and Coaching Institute of California at www.nlpca.com or NLP University at www.nlpu.com
FAQs about NLP by Richard Bandler
https://www.purenlp.com/nlpfaqr.htm
Resources in UK
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Critique of NLP
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