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Our purpose is to empower people to change, by providing personal development courses of high quality we open minds and challenge people to be the best version of themselves.
Welcome to Peak Performance 360, one of Australia’s leading provider of NLP Training & Professional Development. We offer a variety of NLP courses, and certification at all levels including the popular NLP Practitioner Training, NLP Master Practitioner Training and NLP for Sports.
We have been delivering NLP certification in the UK and now in Australia. Our delegates rate our delivery as first class matched by our affordable prices. Our NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) courses are experiential, challenging, supportive and fun.
Our NLP Trainer and Performance Coach Matt Beeston delivers training of the highest standards – a former Advanced Skills Teacher from the UK, he is internationally recognised and accredits all his students through the ANLP, the most widely-recognised NLP association in the world.
We have been delivering NLP certification in the UK and now in Australia. Our delegates rate our delivery as first class matched by our affordable prices. Our NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) courses are experiential, challenging, supportive and fun.
Our NLP Trainer and Performance Coach Matt Beeston delivers training of the highest standards – a former Advanced Skills Teacher from the UK, he is internationally recognised and accredits all his students through the ANLP, the most widely-recognised NLP association in the world.
Take one of our Neuro Linguistic Programming Courses.
Whether you want to become a qualified life coach, a better manager and leader or perhaps you want to change your career and would like help finding your passion. Our certification training in NLP will help you. You can choose face-to-face training, online courses or a combination of the two. This gives you greater flexibility, enabling you to learn NLP at home in your own time and at your own pace.
Here's a few short definitions of NLP
Here's how the term Neuro-linguistic Programming is broken down.
Here's a few short definitions of NLP
- The art and science of communication
- A manual for your brain
- The secrets of successful people
- A method for creating the life you desire
- A way of helping people make sense of their reality
- A way to understand yourself and others
- A toolkit for personal and organisational change
- The fundamentals of learning
Here's how the term Neuro-linguistic Programming is broken down.
- Neuro - This is about our Neurology. NLP is based on the idea that you experience the world through your six senses. This sensory information is transformed into our thinking, both consciously and unconsciously. These thought processes influence our neurological system, which affects our physiology, emotions and behaviour.
- Linguistic - refers to the way we use language to make sense of the world, conceptualise experience and communicate with others. In NLP linguistics is the study of how the words you use and the body language you display impacts your experience.
- Programming - draws heavily from learning theory. It looks how you code information and represent your experiences. Your own personal programming consists of your patterns of thinking and behaviours. This is all about the strategies we use to make decisions, solve problems, learn and how we create our results. NLP shows us how to recode our experiences and help us reprogram our internal patterns, habits and strategies so that you get the results you desire.
Who developed NLP?
Neuro‑Linguistic Programming was developed in the early 1970’s by Richard Bandler and John Grinder. Whilst studying at the University of California at Santa Cruz Grinder and Bandler began to study the field of human change. They studied three experts in their field Virginia Satir, Fritz Pearls and Milton Erickson.
Virginia Satir is considered the most important person in family therapy. She was internationally-acclaimed as a therapist, trainer and author. She wrote several books among them “People making” and “changing with families” co-authored with NLP founders Richard Bandler and John Grinder. Many of NLP techniques, such as verbal matching, predicates, reframing and negotiating with parts were inspired by modelling Satir’s therapeutic skills and procedures. Her work concentrated on increasing self esteem and understanding other people's points of view
Fritz Perls was originally trained in psychoanalysis yet he broke the mould and came up with his own ideas which later became known as gestalt therapy. His premise was that psychotherapy was not aimed at fixing people but it should be a vehicle for personal development and a way of integrating mind and emotions. Pearls believed that people should trust their own instincts. He used the parts integration model and believed that the goal of therapy was to work with people to get these parts to live harmoniously.
Gestalt therapy focuses on doing and experiencing rather than just talking about problems. The methods and techniques are suited to both individuals and groups. A lot of the earlier NLP techniques have a lot in common with gestalt therapy. Sensory experience, non-verbal cues, spatial sorting and working with parts and polarities have their roots in the gestalt approach. In fact much of the meta model which you will learn during this course comes from modelling the patterns of questions asked by Fritz Pearls during his therapy sessions.
Milton Erickson probably had the greatest influence on the development of NLP. Despite having polio from the age of eighteen he had a career as a psychiatrist and started using hypnosis in his sessions despite much hostility from the psychiatric profession. In the last ten years of his life he practiced as a hypnotherapist in Phoenix Arizona. People from all over the world came to study and work with him.
John and Richard spent some time with him at his house in Phoenix. They modelled is language techniques, that later became the Milton model.
His easy going style of hypnotherapy and open ambiguous language allowed the client to interpret what he said in the way that made the greatest sense to them. This is the basis as we know it today of Ericksonian hypnotherapy. His language patterns are taught in NLP as the Milton model. These patterns are particularly useful for gaining buy-in from your audience, whether that's a class of students or with your colleagues.
So that’s a brief overview of the big influencers of NLP.
Virginia Satir is considered the most important person in family therapy. She was internationally-acclaimed as a therapist, trainer and author. She wrote several books among them “People making” and “changing with families” co-authored with NLP founders Richard Bandler and John Grinder. Many of NLP techniques, such as verbal matching, predicates, reframing and negotiating with parts were inspired by modelling Satir’s therapeutic skills and procedures. Her work concentrated on increasing self esteem and understanding other people's points of view
Fritz Perls was originally trained in psychoanalysis yet he broke the mould and came up with his own ideas which later became known as gestalt therapy. His premise was that psychotherapy was not aimed at fixing people but it should be a vehicle for personal development and a way of integrating mind and emotions. Pearls believed that people should trust their own instincts. He used the parts integration model and believed that the goal of therapy was to work with people to get these parts to live harmoniously.
Gestalt therapy focuses on doing and experiencing rather than just talking about problems. The methods and techniques are suited to both individuals and groups. A lot of the earlier NLP techniques have a lot in common with gestalt therapy. Sensory experience, non-verbal cues, spatial sorting and working with parts and polarities have their roots in the gestalt approach. In fact much of the meta model which you will learn during this course comes from modelling the patterns of questions asked by Fritz Pearls during his therapy sessions.
Milton Erickson probably had the greatest influence on the development of NLP. Despite having polio from the age of eighteen he had a career as a psychiatrist and started using hypnosis in his sessions despite much hostility from the psychiatric profession. In the last ten years of his life he practiced as a hypnotherapist in Phoenix Arizona. People from all over the world came to study and work with him.
John and Richard spent some time with him at his house in Phoenix. They modelled is language techniques, that later became the Milton model.
His easy going style of hypnotherapy and open ambiguous language allowed the client to interpret what he said in the way that made the greatest sense to them. This is the basis as we know it today of Ericksonian hypnotherapy. His language patterns are taught in NLP as the Milton model. These patterns are particularly useful for gaining buy-in from your audience, whether that's a class of students or with your colleagues.
So that’s a brief overview of the big influencers of NLP.
Reach Your Peak Performance.
As well as our NLP certification, we also provide a range of professional courses for businesses, educators and sporting institutions. We offer courses in Emotional Intelligence, Resilience training, Presentation skills and Teacher Professional Development.
Our unique blended learning approach means that you can do a combination of face-to-face learning and online learning. This flexibility gives you training to suit you or your team's availability and timescale. As well as make it a highly effective learning process.
With such versatility we are able to develop bespoke programmes that suit your needs and which fulfill your professional development goals.
Our unique blended learning approach means that you can do a combination of face-to-face learning and online learning. This flexibility gives you training to suit you or your team's availability and timescale. As well as make it a highly effective learning process.
With such versatility we are able to develop bespoke programmes that suit your needs and which fulfill your professional development goals.
Our 'LIVE' online NLP Practitioner.
On this 7 day 'Live' and 'online' NLP Practitioner course you will learn how to use the most powerful tools from the field of Neuro-Linguistic Programming. The course is delivered over 4 modules. Each module carefully designed to help you get the most out of the learning process. Meaning you come away with an NLP Practitioner Certification 'knowing your stuff!'
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The next course dates are:
Module 1: Online pre-work and study: Core NLP Skills OCTOBER Module 1: Thursday 13th Oct: Key NLP Techniques Module 2: Friday 14th : Understanding yourself and others Module 2: Saturday 15th: Understanding yourself and others Module 3: Sunday 16th: Advanced NLP Practitioner patterns NOVEMBER Module 3: Friday 11th Nov: Language skills. Module 4: Saturday 12th Nov: Personal Development Module 4: Sunday 13th Nov: Integration Coaching The timings for the days are: 8:45am-10:30am 11.00am-1.00pm 2.00pm-3.30pm 3.45pm-5.30pm |
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We are proud of our students and the results they are getting using NLP.
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"Honestly, hand on heart, the goal setting exercise and the skills that I have gained from this NLP course has changed my perception and my life! I have successfully removed 16kgs, regained my strength and fitness and most importantly have a zest for more life, love and adventures!"
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"It will change your life! From Monday to Thursday. I feel like a totally different person and the way that Matt puts the NLP programme together and brings us along the journey is fantastic. It's been an amazing journey, I've set my goal and they'll be no stopping me know. Highly recommend the 4 day NLP certification! Thanks"
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"I don't think I have learnt anything so easily in my life. It's gone straight in the muscle as Matt would say. I'm really excited in doing the NLP practitioner. I can do this to help other people and to better understand myself and my family, my clients. The NLP course is incredible and I am looking forward to what the future holds. Thank you so much for what you put in and it's been a fantastic four days, life-changing!"
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Our Mission
At Peak Performance 360 we offer high quality training which empowers groups and individuals to create lasting positive change in their lives.
At Peak Performance 360 we offer high quality training which empowers groups and individuals to create lasting positive change in their lives.
