NLP Practitioner training paired with Mental Emotional Release (MER) — stripped of the pickup-artist hype and taught for clinicians who want to integrate it into real therapy work. Two three-day weekends with a week off in between for integration. Dual certification on completion.
NLP is a real toolset. The reason it has a reputation problem is that it's often taught by motivational speakers for sales floors. This training is built for clinicians, on purpose.
Every pattern gets taught with its clinical application in mind — how to use it with real clients, inside your scope of practice, with informed consent. Not for sales calls.
Consent, transparency, and respect for client agency are taught alongside the patterns. You'll know when not to use a technique as clearly as when to use it.
Two three-day weekends give you enough time to learn the patterns, practice them, and test them in real cases between weekends. Not a drive-by certification.
The Practitioner toolkit gives you the language and patterns. MER gives you the deep change work they were built to support.
How perception actually builds experience — and why it matters for anyone trying to change how a client relates to what happened to them.
Reading a client accurately and matching how they actually process — the foundation everything else rests on.
How memory, emotion, and belief are actually encoded — and the structural shifts that change them cleanly.
Precision language for clinical listening, and the artful vagueness that supports guided inner work. Both, with clinical examples.
Stable, ethical state change. Context and content reframes for cognitive flexibility work — including the six-step reframe.
Mapping the actual sequence a client runs to produce a problem, plus parts integration that complements IFS and other modalities.
Mental Emotional Release on the timeline — how stored material is held and how it releases cleanly when the conditions are right.
Structured release work for the five core emotions — anger, sadness, fear, hurt, guilt — at the root, not symptomatically.
Identifying the unconscious beliefs driving repeating patterns and presenting problems — and dissolving them at the level they were formed.
The NLP fast phobia cure — visual-kinesthetic dissociation for collapsing specific phobias cleanly and ethically.
Surfacing the actual hierarchy driving behavior, resolving values conflicts, and installing the hierarchy that supports the change.
Installing the new pattern on the timeline, with ecology checks so the change holds in real life, not just in the room.
The structured framework for turning vague client aims into specific, measurable, ecological outcomes that actually get reached.
Weekend one is full NLP Practitioner. A week off to actually absorb and practice. Then weekend two is Mental Emotional Release — the Master-level change work that ties everything together.
A full week between weekends to let Practitioner content settle before MER lands on top of it. Practice anchoring with consenting peers. Notice where Meta Model questions sharpen your clinical listening. Come back for weekend two having already used what you learned.
NLP is a tool. Like any tool, it's only as ethical as the person using it. This training teaches it the way it was meant to be used — for genuine change with informed, consenting clients. Not for sales floors, not for pickup artists, not for manipulation.
A full NLP Practitioner training at practitioner-level cost.
Dates for the next cohort are announced to the waitlist first. Payment plans available on request.
Short answers to what tends to come up before enrolling.
Yes — actually two. You earn a full NLP Practitioner certification after Weekend 1 and an MER (Mental Emotional Release) certification after Weekend 2. Both are earned on demonstrated competency, not just attendance.
MER stands for Mental Emotional Release — the specialized change work that takes NLP patterns into real clinical depth. Timeline work, clearing negative emotions at the root, dissolving limiting beliefs, the phobia model, and values realignment. It's where the Practitioner toolkit actually becomes a clinical intervention set.
Integration. Practitioner content lands best when you've actually used it for a week before MER gets layered on top. You'll practice anchoring with consenting peers, notice where Meta Model questions sharpen your listening in real sessions, and come back for Weekend 2 with Practitioner-level fluency — ready for the deeper change work.
Most NLP trainings are taught by and for the sales / business / "mindset" world. This one is taught for clinicians, with clinical cases, with explicit ethics and consent framing, and at a pace that respects the fact that practitioners are busy people.
The training is built for licensed clinicians and practitioners doing serious change work. If you're not licensed but have a clinical-grade practice (coaching, bodywork, etc.) we can discuss fit on a call.
Yes. Every pattern is taught with application in mind — what it does, when to use it, when not to use it, and how to introduce it to a client with informed consent. You'll leave with tools you can use in session the week after the second weekend.
The two weekends are designed to be cohort-based — you learn with a group that goes through it together. If you can't make a full weekend, it's usually better to wait for the next cohort. Reach out and we'll figure out the right fit.
Yes, on request. Reach out via the contact form or book a call and we'll work something out that fits.
No. This is professional training and coaching offered through Coach Brad LLC. It is not a licensed clinical service, does not count toward clinical supervision hours, and is offered separately from any licensed practice.
Clinical NLP is a professional training offered through Coach Brad LLC. It is not clinical supervision, therapy, or a licensed clinical service. Apply within your own scope of practice and ethics code.
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