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presented by Steve Andreas (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street Press, 1984)

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Counseling & Therapy

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Steve Andreas

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1984

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Alexander Street Press

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Gestalt Psychology, Neuro-linguistic programming

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Building Self-concept: Steve Andreas demonstrates this process, which he developed, with a man who didn’t think he was lovable. The client learns how to assemble his experiences of being cared for into a stable inner sense of being loved. Includes a two-week follow-up interview with the client, and also with the client’s wife, who had not been told of the process he went through. Recorded at an NLP Master Practitioner training in 1992

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Resolving Grief: Connirae Andreas demonstrates how to resolve a man’s grief over the death of a newborn child, using a method developed by Steve and Connirae Andreas. In a one-day follow-up interview, the client talks about enjoying playing "peekaboo" with a small child at a restaurant, and later follow-up reports confirm that the changes lasted. Recorded at an NLP Master Practitioner Training in 1987

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Resolving Shame -Steve Andreas demonstrates this process, developed by Steve and Connirae Andreas, with a woman who had had many experiences of shame starting in adolescence due to her obesity. She first learns how to experience those memories without shame, and then learns how to review her standards when they are different from those of others, in order to decide what she wants to do. Six-month and eleven-year follow-up reports demonstrate how the changes lasted. Recorded at an NLP Master Practitioner training in 1990.

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Six Step Reframing: The NLP six-step reframing process is demonstrated with a woman who wanted to stop smoking, in a workshop setting, with extensive discussion of the method. The 15-minute session was successful, as demonstrated by three month follow-up interview

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The Brief Therapy-Eliminating a Compulsion: In a large psychotherapy conference demonstration, a woman's compulsion to hoard things is resolved using an NLP intervention called the ""Compulsion Blowout." Her grief over several losses (which probably initiated her compulsion) is also resolved.

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Decision Destroyer: Steve Andreas demonstrates this method, developed by Richard Bandler, in which a positive imprint memory is created and placed before a traumatic memory. Then the client brings this positive memory up through time as a part of their self-concept, reevaluating and transforming the traumatic one. Includes a three-month follow-up report demonstrating that the changes lasted. Recorded at an NLP Master Practitioner Training in 1988

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The Forgiveness Pattern: Steve Andreas demonstrates this process, developed by Steve and Connirae Andreas, with a woman who was angry and estranged from an ex-boyfriend. She learns how to forgive him, while maintaining her own values, and in a one-month follow-up interview she relates how he had changed in the ways that she wanted, and they had set a wedding date. Recorded at a Denver Colorado NLP Conference in 1990

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Steve Andreas, Connirae Andreas, fl. 2015

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1990

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Alexander Street Press

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Neuro-linguistic programming

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The Swish Pattern

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The Swish Pattern

presented by Steve Andreas (Alexandria, VA: Alexander Street Press, 1986)

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Steve Andreas

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1986

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Brief relational therapy

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The Swish Pattern, an NLP method for changing habits quickly, is used to help a woman stop biting her nails

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The Swish Pattern, an NLP method for changing habits quickly, is used to help a woman change her anger at her daughters when they used a particular defiant voice and posture. This session illustrates how to gather and test information so that a swish can be designed for an individual, in this case in the auditory system, rather than the visual system. The sound of the daughter's voice, high pitched and stereophonic, decreased to a point, while the woman's evolved self voice went from a point to stereophonic, linking the two representations

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