Case Report #1: An Executive Coaching platform using NLP and Time Line Therapy® for past trauma release, relationship values alignment, and boundary setting.

A friend referred a client to me after he accepted a position at a keynote speaking event. During his speech, he was confident, calm, and collected. After delivering the speech, he experienced negative emotions from his past regarding personal affairs that he thought he had already resolved and put behind him.

Consequently, his work was affected; he became disorganized and couldn’t concentrate. He needed to take care of his clientele sufficiently, and his business started to decline.

Preparing a Plan for Instant Improvement

First, to work with the client efficiently, I ordained a task to complete. We set the appointment for our first session when he finished the task successfully. During our first session, I utilized various NLP techniques and linguistically designed questions to loosen the grip on his problem.

Second, I utilized Isochronic tones and binaural beats during my sessions to aid my client’s access to his unconscious mind. We discovered the prime directive of his problem, which needed clarification since he considered himself confident and well-rounded. The Prime Directive often requires making sense since the unconscious mind is not logical.

Third, I guided my client to release all negative emotions and limiting beliefs from his past with Time Line Therapy®. The weight from his shoulders lifted as the negative feelings disappeared from his memories.

We continued with Values Alignment in the context of business. Values are what is important to us. Based on our values, we decide what is right and wrong; therefore, when we are conscious of them, we tend to make the right decisions. Values are the second-most prevalent unconscious filter in us. Bringing values to awareness helped my client’s clarity and decision-making process.

Following the values alignment, I taught my client a new strategy to set boundaries, and we inserted future memories into his timeline with specific goals using Time Line Therapy®. He installed a resource anchor for his future success on and off the stage.

Conclusion

Lastly, the client reported back after one month that he had no recurring damaging emotional surge from any past event. Also, he realized how easily he could utilize these techniques. The client had an undeniable experience of the problem disappearing from his life.

Case Report #2: Phobia release utilizing NLP, Time Line Therapy®, and Hypnosis.

A client came to me about her irrational fear of cats. She had her phobia since early childhood. The client is 34 years old and was ready to let go of her fear. She deeply desired to travel and to be phobia free on her exciting journeys.

Consequently, her life’s quality was affected; she looked for cats everywhere and feared the encounter would leave her frozen from fear with severe anxiety attacks. She couldn’t look at cat pictures or videos, not even animated kitty videos.

Preparing for the phobia release

First, to work with the client efficiently, I ordained a task to complete. When she finished the task successfully, I utilized various NLP techniques to loosen her grip on the problem.

Second, I utilized Isochronic tones during my sessions to aid my client’s access to his unconscious mind and to keep her calm.

Third, I guided my client to release all negative emotions; anger, sadness, fear, hurt, and guilt, along with limiting beliefs from his past with Time Line Therapy®. Since a phobia is an extreme fear, she showed improvement right after our first session. She could look at still pictures of cats, which had already been a vast improvement.

Fast Phobia Release

After cleaning up her past with Time Line Therapy®, we established a resource anchor for her to create a calm, cool, and collected state of mind. I guided my client through the Fast Phobia Model. We repeated four hypnosis sessions after the Fast Phobia Release, and her improvements surprised her.

I want to emphasize here that she didn’t want to like or love cats or touch them; she wanted to be “normal” around them—average in her terms in her world.

Conclusion

Lastly, after four sessions, the client and I visited a pet store, where she observed the cats and was “normal” around them. She concluded that she had never been this close to cats, let alone feel calm and collected, with a confident state of mind. She declared her consultations with me a success.

The client was assigned to practice using her resource anchor and look at cat pictures and videos independently. Per the last report, she is “normal” around cats, doesn’t prefer to be around them, and has no desire to touch them.