Training in Trivandrum, Kerala, South India
Therapy and Personal Development Workshops in Trivandrum with Andrew T. Austin and Nick Kemp, two of the UK's Premier Therapists and Trainers.


Trivandrum, Kerala, India in September 2010.

  • Weight Loss - A Neurolinguistic Perspective
    Tuesday 28th September 2010 - Trivandrum, Kerala, India
  • Integral Eye Movement Technique - Certified Practitioner Training
    Weds 29th - Thurs 30th September 2010, Trivandrum, Kerala, India

Trivandrum, Kerala, India in January 2011

  • Better Business and Leadership for Entrepreneurs with Andrew T. Austin and Nick Kemp.
    Friday 14th January 2011 - Trivandrum, Kerala, India
  • An Introduction to Provocative Therapy and Metaphors of Movement with Andrew T. Austin and Nick Kemp.
    Saturday 15th January 2011 - Trivandrum, Kerala, India
  • One to One Sessions (by application only)
    16th - 17th January 2011 - Trivandrum, Kerala, India

To apply for your place, please email your details and enquiry to NLP@hotmail.co.uk

"Andy Austin is a true pioneer... having trained with countless supposed ‘experts’ I can quite happily state Andy is one of the greatest minds I have ever had the good fortune to meet and learn from. His depth of understanding of the human mind, psychological conditions, the role of the therapist and the nature of the client is… ASTONISHING! I thoroughly recommend any therapist who is serious about therapy to train with Andy." Michael Christon, internationally licensed NLP trainer and coach

Your Trainers

Formerly a registered nurse working in clinical neurology and neurosurgery, Andrew T. Austin began his nursing career in Accident and Emergency. Working in A&E he quickly developed a strong reputation for working with the many psychiatric and mental health related emergencies that were frequently presented to the department. It was during this period in 1994 that he began training in hypnosis and therapy at the Royal Masonic Hospital in London and his interest in psychotherapy and neurolinguistics grew.

It is via his frequent writings, workshops and lectures that Andrew T. Austin is rapidly becoming known the leading NLP orientated therapist emphasising the neurological side of personal change and therapy.  His seminars and workshops are sought out by NLP practitioners, trainers and psychotherapists seeking to deepen their knowledge and skills base of the neurological underpinnings of their work.

Nick Kemp first became interested in personal development in the late 1970s running workshops in the UK, USA and Europe, teaching various forms of mantra, accelerated energy and visualisation practices. This led him to explore the work of Milton Erickson and others who were primary influences on the creators of NLP.

In 2004 Nick first met Frank Farrelly and spent three years intensively studying Provocative Therapy to become a Farrelly endorsed Provocative Therapy trainer having attended many of his trainings as well as having hundreds of hours of one to one contact with him discussing this approach.

Your Host in Trivandrum, Kerala, India

For the Trivandrum training workshops, please contact Dr Abraham, MD, director of the MindMasters program and corporate trainer. His biography can be found here. Contact email: info@mindmasters.org

"Andy Austin is an intelligent and entertaining trainer. He demonstrates high standards regarding working with clients and more importantly, he trains you to become aware of yourself as the clinician/coach in all types of situations. His material is very useful for individuals who want to increase their therapeutic skills. He cleverly leads students to find the answers within and then offers new ideas to challenge their learning even more. I have enjoyed my experiences learning from Andy and I recommend him as a trainer." Rachel Hott, Ph.D. Co-director The NLP Center of NY

The Workshops

Integral Eye Movement Technique - Certified Practitioner Training
29th - 30th September 2010 - Trivandrum, Kerala, India
Details: www.integraleyemoventtherapy.com
Booking: Mindmasters

Integral Eye Movement Technique
is a brief change work process that generates rapid change in the area of undesired emotional and identity imprints. The treatment process and algorithms of the technique answer the question, "How did the client learn to feel this way, about that thing?" and applies specific change at the right place within the client's model of the world.

By building resources inside the problem state, IEMT brings the client more into the present and enables the client to stay out of past negative experiences permanently.

Part 1. Emotional Engineering – Depotentiating Imprints of Emotion with IEMT

  • Introduction to the IEMT Structure
  • Eye Movement and 3d Accessing Cues
  • Introductory Exercise and Calibration of Representational Change
  • The IEMT Basic Pattern and Imprint Tracking
  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Time Coding
  • The IEMT Complex Pattern

Part 2. Identity Reimprinting – Updating Our Way of Being with IEMT

  • Introduction to Structure of Identity
  • Four References – I, Me, Self, You
  • The IEMT Identity Pattern (Simple form)
  • The IEMT Identity Pattern (Complex Form)
  • Physiological State Accessing Cues
  • Changing Unconscious State Accessing
  • Changing The Negative Kino-Somatic Imprint

"It is rare that a genuine advance occurs with direct clinical applications. Integral Eye Movement Therapy is fascinating and extremely effective. Andy teaches really well, imparting insights from many years of working with clients with PTSD, psychoses, and a range of anxieties and compulsions. Both the IEMT techniques and the strategies he uses to provide a safe space for his clients are invaluable. I heartily recommend his teachings for anyone who desires to be truly effective when working in these areas. Brilliant!" Dr Susan Elton MB BS MRCGP

"I was astounded by the effectiveness and speed of this treatment. Having experienced other forms of therapeutic intervention I was really pleased with what I experienced." Mark Patrick, UK

"Hugely congruent and massively practical. Andy's training is clear, concise and very memorable with stories of his own provocative and effective therapy he will have you laughing and crying. IEMT is a rapid and wonderfully content free intervention. Anyone with a serious commitment to really increasing their clinical skills must attend one of Andy's trainings." Nigel Hetherington, NLP and Hypnotherapy Trainer

What you will learn:

  • Limbic system structure and function and related neurological systems.
  • Utilising Eye Movement with Time Lines and resolving "in-between" time issues.
  • Updating emotional and social identity to become less of the person you were and more of the person you are.
  • Eye Movement as applied to both emotional "micro" traumas and PTSD.

Filled with stories and demonstrations, this masterclass will demonstrate the neurology behind the method and how you can rapidly and elegantly resolve emotional traumas and hurts, remove phobias, post-traumatic stress disorder and other highly charged emotional issues.

For further details on I.E.M. Technique, please visit Integral Eye Movement Therapy

 

Weight Loss - A Neurolinguistic Perspective
28th September 2010, Trivandrum, Kerala, India
Booking: Mindmasters

This workshop is for both therapists and non-therapists wishing to know more about the inner game of weight loss and successful slimming. This is not about diets or exercise, but is rather about the "head stuff" that blocks so many people from achieving their outcome.

Who should attend:

  • Hypnotherapists and NLP practitioners
  • Clinicians who wish to assist clients with change
  • Individuals who have failed with conventional diet plans and slimming clubs

Some of the issues addressed on this training:

  • Emotional eating - comfort eating, depression and eating behaviours
  • "But I've always been big boned!"
  • I know what I should eat, but I can't help myself."
  • The influence of guilt and shame upon over eating.
  • The endless cycle of the yo-yo dieter.
  • The strategy of the anorexic and bulimic eater.
  • "I hate exercise." (So does the trainer!)
  • "I hate my body."
  • "I always appear so happy on the outside, but on the inside I am not."

 

To apply for your place, please email your details and enquiry to NLP@hotmail.co.uk

See Austin's photos from previous India visits on Flikr.com

 

 

 

"Nick Kemp has modeled two different simple processes which are part of his Provocative Change Works™ set of tools for working with anxiety and other strong emotions that I have found enormously useful in working with clients. He has also modeled the different patterns in Frank Farrelly's Provocative Therapy so that they are easy to learn. In addition, he is everything you might wish for in a colleague - available, creative, eager to discuss ideas and learn as well as teach." Steve Andreas

 

Andrew T. Austin and Nick Kemp - Live in Trivandrum, Kerala, India January 2011

Better Business and Leadership for Entrepreneurs
Trivandrum, Kerala, India
Friday 14th January 2011 Book Now!

In this one day workshop, trainers, Andrew T. Austin and Nick Kemp will be sharing some of their techniques and strategies for creating better business.

This workshop is designed with the small business and indpeendent entrepreneur in mind.

Andrew T. Austin will be covering much of his work from his "Metaphors of Money" training which covers cultural patterns and limiting beliefs about money, self sabotage, confidence and procrastination.

Subjects covered:

Three Primary Processes

  1. acquisition (i.e. earning, wealth creation etc)
  2. storage (i.e. saving, investing)
  3. disposal (i.e. spending)

Common Metaphors of Money

"Money doesn't grow on trees."
"Throwing it all away."
"Going up in smoke."
"Frittering it away."
"Money for nothing."
"[The love of money is] the root of all evil."
"I'm in the money."
"Spending like it is going out of fashion."
"He's got the midas touch."
"Saving for a rainy day."
"Money for old rope."
"Filthy rich."
"Dirt poor."
"Filthy lucre."
"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needles than a rich man to enter heaven."
"Money doesn't buy me love."
"I'm not made of money."
"I'm minted."
"Look after the pennies and the pounds take care of themselves."

Economic theories and perception: Game theories, zero sum game etc.
“Only so much to go around.”

Cultural stereotypes: rich jews, tight arabs, corrupt bankers, etc

Exchange systems and token economies: What money is actually worth.

Social class stereotypes: working class, landed gentry, etc

Having money: "I'm loaded", "I'm broke", "I'm penniless", "I'm minted", "I'm comfortable".

Nick Kemp will be covering:

  • Generating States - How we can identify and get in and out of useful states
  • The Power of Language - The way in which we use language in influence
  • Rapport Building - Connecting with others
  • Delivery Systems - The different ways in which we can communicate
  • Strategic Thinking - Developing effective strategies for successful communication

These trainings are highly interactive and our role as trainers is to provoke useful insights and realizations from the workshop attendees. The key areas we include in relation to language are

  • Suggestive Predicates - phrases that create client attention
  • Sensory Rich Language - Visual, Auditory and Kinesthetic language
  • Command Language - Language that directs attention
  • Elicitation Patterns - Language to elicit information
  • Failure Patterns - Language patterns that communicate failure and lack of trust

 

An Introduction to Provocative Therapy and Metaphors of Movement
Trivandrum, Kerala, India
Saturday 15th January 2011
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In this workshop, Andrew T. Austin, inspired by the work of Charles Faulkner, demonstrates how to overcome stuck states and create effective movement towards your personal goals.

Clients often arrive in therapy complaining of a lack of movement in their lives, both metaphorically and literally. Common expressions of how the person feels that reflects this lack of movement include:

  • I feel stuck
  • I don't feel like I am going anywhere
  • I am stuck in a rut
  • I feel like I am going around in circles
  • I'm not making any progress at all
  • I am not moving forward
  • I feel like I am going backwards

There are many expressions that reflect a lack of movement in a person's life. In addition to this, many people lack direction:

  • I don't know where I am going
  • I don't know which way to turn next
  • I feel lost
  • I lack direction in life
  • I feel disorientated
  • I feel like I'm going the wrong way in life
  • I don't know the right way forward

Instead of paying attention to these metaphors of movement and direction, all too often in therapy there is an excessive attention paid to the kinesthetic system and the emotions. As a result we often find a person who finds themselves unable to move forward until they have the right feeling in place.

It is often noticed that many martial arts and systems of physical movement are highly philosophical in nature, an example that is well known to many people is from Aikido, where an opponents movement is not blocked, but instead is redirected. In this Metaphors of Movement workshop, Austin demonstrates the relationship between the way a person moves their body and the way a person moves through their mind and through their life.

Nick Kemp will be introducting his Provocative Change Works model which draws both inspiration and strategies from the work of Frank Farrelly, Milton Erickson and Richard Bandler, among others to create a powerful set of tools for accelerated change. Provocative Change Works™ can therefore be "described" in terms of Provocative Therapy, NLP and Hypnosis, but is different to these specific individual disciplines.

Nick Kemp has found this combination of tools to produce the fastest, most successful and lasting results when working with clients. He used the Provocative Change Works™ approach in 2006 when appearing on BBC Radio for a 6 month series of live one hour programmes where he cured phobics live on the air using these tools.

Nick also uses this approach in his private practice and the approach is demonstrated extensively on the "Provocative Change Works™ for Phobias" DVD set, which shows him working with long standing phobics producing some really excellent results.Frank Farrelly provides narration and commentary on these DVDs commented -

"You'll find his work on phobias using PT mixed with NLP and hypnosis quite a blend and Enlightening!!"

 

These workshops will be filmed as part of a project examining cross cultural differences in business and therapy. Trainers and therapists, Andrew T. Austin and Nick Kemp, will be in Trivandrum, Kerala, India for 10 days in January 2011. They are also looking for clients who wish for a one-to-one session who are available to be filmed as part of this project. All sessions will be conducted in English.

Additionally, if you would like Andrew T. Austin or Nick Kemp to visit or present at your business or group during this trip, please email to register your interest.

Interested persons are invited to submit their application directly to Andrew T. Austin via: NLP@hotmail.co.uk

"I have known Nick Kemp for a number of years as both personal friend and mentor... no one has done more to promote Frank Farrelly and his highly effective treatment modality of "Provocative Therapy" than Nick Kemp. In 2004 when both myself and Nick met Frank Farrelly for the first time, the only readily available material was the classic 1973 book, "Provocative Therapy." Since that meeting, Nick and Frank have become firm friends and there is no doubt the rest of us have benefitted enormously from this unique relationship. Now with numerous audio and DVD training products produced and promoted by Nick Kemp, Frank Farrelly's work is more readily accessible than ever before.
With this is mind, I had the very great pleasure of attending Nick's first "Provocative Change Works" course in Leeds. Having extensively studied Provocative Therapy and seen Frank work one-to-one sessions live with clients on several occasions, I was astonished at the level of expertise demonstrated on the stage. I have no doubt that with his modelling skills, Nick Kemp has managed to "get" the PT model in its entirety. Watching Nick interact with his clients left me in no doubt that he is the very embodiment of Frank's humour, wit, skill and flexibility. I suspect that anyone familiar with Frank Farrelly's style of working will get that spine tingling sense of familiarity when watching Nick work and that the mantle of Frank's ground breaking work has truely found its lineage, and his experience and dedication to detail makes him one of the best trainers and change work therapists in the UK today." Andrew T. Austin

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