Comments on: “Kinesthetic” is several modalities http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/ Advanced NLP: modeling, research, articles Tue, 03 Jan 2012 16:53:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Joy Livingwell http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/#comment-1737 Joy Livingwell Mon, 21 Mar 2011 02:58:08 +0000 http://livingwellnlp.com/?p=75#comment-1737 Thanks for your feedback, Zoe! I'm glad you're finding this information useful. As an NLP modeler, I've found a lot of subtle distinctions (including this one) that can make NLP interventions work better. I'll discuss them in future articles. Joy Thanks for your feedback, Zoe! I’m glad you’re finding this information useful.

As an NLP modeler, I’ve found a lot of subtle distinctions (including this one) that can make NLP interventions work better. I’ll discuss them in future articles.

Joy

]]> By: Zoe http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/#comment-1531 Zoe Thu, 10 Feb 2011 13:40:02 +0000 http://livingwellnlp.com/?p=75#comment-1531 Joy, I would like to thank you for writing this great article. I am currently a first year student studying Psychotherapeutic counselling and Hypnotherapy and we are currently learning the main modalities. Reading this article will make me a better counsellor in the future as I never realised there were so many different type K's and I will be able to personalise the sessions a lot better. Zoe Joy, I would like to thank you for writing this great article. I am currently a first year student studying Psychotherapeutic counselling and Hypnotherapy and we are currently learning the main modalities. Reading this article will make me a better counsellor in the future as I never realised there were so many different type K’s and I will be able to personalise the sessions a lot better.
Zoe

]]> By: Joy Livingwell http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/#comment-452 Joy Livingwell Tue, 18 May 2010 06:50:50 +0000 http://livingwellnlp.com/?p=75#comment-452 Good observation, Paul -- thanks for posting. Joy Good observation, Paul — thanks for posting.

Joy

]]> By: Paul Clough http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/#comment-442 Paul Clough Fri, 14 May 2010 08:35:52 +0000 http://livingwellnlp.com/?p=75#comment-442 Kinesthetic processing speed: It's really interesting when using time line therapy(tm) that the most kinesthetic clients will do the process far faster than say visual clients. It appears to be that when they become disconnected from their negative emotion they just do it. Where as visual clients tend to get attracted to and distracted by all they see on their time line. Paul Kinesthetic processing speed:
It’s really interesting when using time line therapy(tm) that the most kinesthetic clients will do the process far faster than say visual clients. It appears to be that when they become disconnected from their negative emotion they just do it. Where as visual clients tend to get attracted to and distracted by all they see on their time line.
Paul

]]> By: Joy Livingwell http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/#comment-15 Joy Livingwell Mon, 05 Oct 2009 06:39:56 +0000 http://livingwellnlp.com/?p=75#comment-15 Thanks! I'm curious whether you'll discover any examples where the trauma and non-trauma channels are both "kinesthetic," but the person uses a <em>different</em> kinesthetic channel for each. Or are the kinesthetic modalities too intertwined for that to happen? Thanks! I’m curious whether you’ll discover any examples where the trauma and non-trauma channels are both “kinesthetic,” but the person uses a different kinesthetic channel for each. Or are the kinesthetic modalities too intertwined for that to happen?

]]> By: Michael http://livingwellnlp.com/kinesthetic-is-several-modalities/2009/#comment-12 Michael Thu, 01 Oct 2009 17:59:02 +0000 http://livingwellnlp.com/?p=75#comment-12 I thought your article was succinct and well-written. I am currently working on some sensory stack (markova) distinctions that include synesthesias in the different channels of consciousness. I am particularly interested in the use of the phobia cure using the unconscious channel that the person uses versus the unconscious channel that the trauma occurred in. more later Michael I thought your article was succinct and well-written. I am currently working on some sensory stack (markova) distinctions that include synesthesias in the different channels of consciousness. I am particularly interested in the use of the phobia cure using the unconscious channel that the person uses versus the unconscious channel that the trauma occurred in.
more later
Michael

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