Valentine’s Day is a ritual of romance. An opportunity each year for lovers – and lovers-to-be – to appreciate each other and the relationship that they share.

Relationships are the theme for this session of China NLP. Join experienced NLP Trainer, Daniel Smith, as we explore how NLP can enrich and expand our relationships, particularly with respect to:

• Rituals: How we can use existing traditions (like Valentine’s Day) to make our relationships better, and how we can create new ones so that we can anchor each other to wonderful feelings.
• Framing: What is a relationship for? Is it for security? Is it for fun? Is it for a feeling of success? By becoming more clear about the purpose of a relationship or conversation you can become more congruent and aligned in your daily actions.
• Love strategies: What needs to happen for you to feel loved? For some people it might be a special few words, though for someone else, words might mean nothing. But we can learn about our own love strategies and those of our loved ones, so that we can feel more love,  more often.

7pm Monday evening, 21 February in Guangzhou

Valentine’s Day is a ritual of romance. An opportunity each year for lovers – and lovers-to-be – to appreciate each other and the relationship that they share.

Relationships are the theme for this session of China NLP. Join experienced NLP Trainer, Daniel Smith, as we explore how NLP can enrich and expand our relationships, particularly with respect to:

• Rituals: How we can use existing traditions (like Valentine’s Day) to make our relationships better, and how we can create new ones so that we can anchor each other to wonderful feelings.
• Framing: What is a relationship for? Is it for security? Is it for fun? Is it for a feeling of success? By becoming more clear about the purpose of a relationship or conversation you can become more congruent and aligned in your daily actions.
• Love strategies: What needs to happen for you to feel loved? For some people it might be a special few words, though for someone else, words might mean nothing. But we can learn about our own love strategies and those of our loved ones, so that we can feel more love,  more often.

7pm Tuesday evening, 22 February in Beijing.

Relationships are the theme for this session of China NLP. Join experienced NLP Trainer, Daniel Smith, as we explore how NLP can enrich and expand our relationships, particularly with respect to:

• Rituals: How we can use existing traditions (like Valentine’s Day) to make our relationships better, and how we can create new ones so that we can anchor each other to wonderful feelings.
• Framing: What is a relationship for? Is it for security? Is it for fun? Is it for a feeling of success? By becoming more clear about the purpose of a relationship or conversation you can become more congruent and aligned in your daily actions.
• Love strategies: What needs to happen for you to feel loved? For some people it might be a special few words, though for someone else, words might mean nothing. But we can learn about our own love strategies and those of our loved ones, so that we can feel more love,  more often.

7pm Tuesday evening, 15 February in Central Shanghai.

Wendy Wang and Dan Smith led a three-hour session exploring Perceptual Positions, the Dilts Meta Mirror and Love Strategies.

We were pleased to be joined by at least 14 people, ranging from some who had been married for many years and wanted to maintain the passion to others who were still looking for love.