Frank Farrelly teaches a Provocative Therapy exercise

Here Frank Farrelly teaches the "What's wrong with that?" Provocative Therapy exercise in a Leeds UK Provocative Therapy training. For UK PT trainings contact Nick Kemp, Farrelly approved PT Trainer and founder of The Association for Provocative Therapy, see www.associationforprovocativetherapy.com

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• Provocative
• Therapy
• NLP
• Hypnosis
• Nick
• Kemp
• Prococative
• Change
• Works

[ProvocativeChange]

"needs to be?"

Yes, according to your model of the world, others may well use a different linguistic modal operator!

LOL

[hospescomesque]

Minuses for the way he expresses his ideas. The book is a written content. It's something else.

But his gestures, as a a speaker, are what needs to be improved. Even after 50 years of experience.

[ProvocativeChange]

I will mention to Frank later today the need for improvement when I speak to him!

LOL

[hospescomesque]

minuses for the non-verbal messages he transmits. Watch the entire proxemics.

[ProvocativeChange]

The best way to get a proper appreciation of Farrelly's approach is to study the original book. The apprah of course could not be more different than Edward Hall's ideas, but then he never spent 50 years sucessfully working with chronic mental patients! Academics and intellectuals rarely "get PT" as it is far removed from CBT, although Frank originally trained with Carl Rodgers. Check The Association for Provocative Therapy for more information on this approach and code of ethics

[chazbarkley]

A great communicator in action that doesn't fit into the cerebral stereotypical box

[NLP2hypnosis1]

great exercise demo

[HypnoticaUSA]

Thanks for adding this, great to see a master of communication in action

[Organell]

minuses for your communicational expert zombie brain