Sponsored by Holigral & The NLP Development Forum
Authentic Living 2006
9-11 June 2006, Glastonbury, U.K.

June 2006 Conference Reception Area

Welcome to the NLP Development Forum's Conference Reception Area for the Authentic Living 2006 Conference!

PLEASE NOTE: Conference places are limited to 60 per day, so book your place now!

Conference Purpose

You are invited to the Integral NLP Conference and Festival at Glastonbury, 9th-12th June 2006.

Our four-day conference in Glastonbury will focus on the new, exciting developments carried out over the last year. We will be presenting the latest work by David Grove, with whom we have been working closely since the last conference. We will also have a day of RAPSI, the creation of Eileen Watkins Seymour and Clive Digby-Jones, back by popular request from last year. For more information, view the full schedule.

Click on the icon to read the article published in Resource Magazine about the 2004 Integral NLP Conference.

The NLP Development Forum and its purpose, has the full support of Robert Dilts, Judith Delozier, James Lawley and Penny Tompkins and many other leading lights of the NLP Community.

NLP helps you to help yourself through raised sensory awareness, clarity of outcomes and flexibility of behaviour, rather than being dependent on others. NLP helps you to help others to help themselves, rather than making others dependent.

Whatever it is that you want in your life, using NLP will improve your chance of getting it.

Please forward this link to all of your friends who might be interested in this Conference!

If you are interested in making a presentation at this Conference, please go to the "Submit A Presentation" page and fill in the online form...

Ensure that you book up in advance for your discounts!
Click here to book your place at the Conference.

The Integral NLP Conference and Festival is supported by The Professional Guild of NLP and the organisations listed here. The NLP Development Forum is dedicated to integrating and advancing NLP through workshops, conferences and a central e-library for articles, research and discussion.