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Modelling the Structure of Binds and Double Binds |
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How is it that sometimes people want to change, try to change, and may even make changes, yet they end up repeating the same old patterns? Some years ago, having observed this phenomenon in an uncomfortably high number of our clients, Penny Tompkins and I decided to facilitate these clients to self-model how they maintained the same patterns of thoughts, feelings and behaviours &emdash; despite a great desire to change and all the 'change technology' we (and plenty of other therapists) could offer them. We discovered that they experienced themselves as 'stuck,' 'going round in circles' or 'bound' by an interlocking logic from which there appeared to be no escape.
This article is an extended version of my June 1999 ANLP Conference presentation. It describes: four prototypical binds; defines double binds; and summarises a process for facilitating clients to model their own metaphoric perceptions in order to transform their binds |
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Date Published:
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01/04/2000 |
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Rapport magazine, Issue 47, Spring 2000 |
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Author:
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James Lawley |
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The Developing Company |
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info@cleanlanguage.co.uk |
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UK: 020 8341 1062 * International: +44 20 8341 1062 |
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9 Southwood Lawn Road,
London
N6 5SD,
England |
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http://www.cleanlanguage.co.uk |
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Penny Tompkins and James Lawley are UKCP registered NLP psychotherapists, supervisors, coaches in business, and certified NLP trainers. Their book, "Metaphors in Mind: Transformation through Symbolic Modelling" is the definitive guide to working with the symbolic domain of clients' experience using metaphor, modelling and Clean Language. |
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