Posted by Jamie Dixon on Mar 17, 2009 in
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Photo by: fangleman
Unconscious Installation? Sounds complicated. Isn’t that the thing where you sit in a training room and don’t have to do anything except zone out and wait to become smart auto-magically?
Yes..That’s right…ahem.
It’s March 2009 and Gabe Guerrero is kicking off the first day of his Unconscious Installation workshop at the prestigious Regents College, London. On our way into the college we pass through Regents Park, down past the river and along the bank where Pelicans, Swans and Squirrels line up to greet us to what will be our home for the next 4 days. It’s a mild spring day and the sun is shining through the trees and reflecting on the lake. There’s something magical about being surrounded by nature and as we step into the training room, old faces and new turn to greet us.
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Posted by Jamie Dixon on Jan 29, 2009 in
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Photo By: Various Artists
In 1985 Richard Bandler published the book “Using your brain for a change”. A series of transcripts that changed the way many people thought about the way the mind works, how it encodes information and how people can make profound changes in their lives with ease.
It’s now 2009 and Richard Bandler is making his way onto the stage at the Dreams Hotel, Puerto Vallarta Mexico. As the rock music plays, the crowd stands to applaud the creative genius behind the technology known as NLP. This is “Using A Lot More Of Your Brain For A Change” with Richard Bandler, Gabe Guerrero and special guest, Eric Robbie. Read more…
Posted by Jamie Dixon on Dec 2, 2008 in
Reviews Back in the 1970’s a group of young people got together in Santa Cruz to try out some new ideas and through that they began noticing more and more about human behaviour and the ways in which people operate.
It’s November 22nd 2008 and the morning is bright and clear. The skies are blue and there’s a slight autumn chill in the air as I make my way to the tube station. I’m travelling to Bloomsbury square in London and as I arrive at the Georgian building I get the sense that something special is about to occur. I pause for a few moments to take in a breath of chilled air before stepping through the large oak doors. I’m finally there and ready to begin the adventure. This is the Advanced Therapeutic Specialist track of 2008. Read more…
