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Robert Dilts explains NLP Logical Levels of learning & change + impact of trauma (Part 1)

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 74

  • @jordancarnduff9899
    @jordancarnduff9899 Před 5 lety +7

    To the people giving feedback about helens movements. What if you noticed that what your saying or suggesting isn’t positive feedback more or so criticizing. Did you imagine putting yourself in her posting and feeling “how do I add as much value as I can to my audience in 15 min with someone who I look up to?” that would cause anyone to slightly speed up inside! What you miss out on if you focus on that is helens obvious drive is so clear that she was able to make a strong connection with Robert in order for him to say “yes” in the first place. What’s happening when you comment things like that is your internal dialogue saying “I could have done better” that is pure ego. That you must check yourself on. As soon as you compare in that way you’ve missed the whole point of NLP and the part of transformation in of itself.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety +2

      What a kind comment Ryan. Thank you. Sorry for late reply. This was actually my first ever video interview, so yes I was nervous. Im naturally a big gesture person ... which does look odd on the screen ... Im still learning. Yes conscious mirroring , intended to help the viewer ... but looks more like a distraction. Ill keep learning.

    • @DaveKatague
      @DaveKatague Před 2 lety

      Finally someone said it, if everyone in here is so good at NLP where are their videos interviewing pioneers. So easy to comment on matching and mirroring from behind a keyboard.
      If we could just be grateful and share kindness rather than using ridiculous frames and focus on the actual content, ethos, pathos, logos and telos (her intention was to share and help others) why would so many respond in a nitpicking manner. What a strange way to use their NLP.

    • @Sbannmarie298
      @Sbannmarie298 Před 2 lety

      I didn’t notice so much notice hand movements as the talk was so compelling! Love this. Thank you.

    • @Sbannmarie298
      @Sbannmarie298 Před 2 lety

      @@HelenOakwater I didn’t find hand gestures at all distracting. But I’m Spanish… so there’s that! Great talk.

    • @Sbannmarie298
      @Sbannmarie298 Před 2 lety +1

      @@HelenOakwater I didn’t find hand gestures at all distracting. But I’m Spanish… so there’s that! Great talk.

  • @precisionsoundworksstudio

    Wow. Just wow. Identity is where the transformation happens. Thank you for posting.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety +1

      you are most welcome.This is my favourite model and transformed my thinking, hence the desire to "get it out there"

  • @humphreyconceicao8789
    @humphreyconceicao8789 Před 5 lety +4

    Robert giving clarity as good as it gets. Glad he is still wearing his string bracelet from Bali 2017.

  • @debraheslin9233
    @debraheslin9233 Před 4 lety +8

    I thoroughly enjoyed this and thank you Helen for having Robert Dilts explain neurological levels as only he can. I look forward to hearing and seeing more.

  • @fightbacktohealth9625
    @fightbacktohealth9625 Před 5 měsíci

    Robert... Helen ... thank you for the enlightenment...

  • @iamnotthemessiahnowfocuson7469

    Robert Dilts is phenomenal a legend in the field of NLP

  • @AMMHanssen
    @AMMHanssen Před 4 lety +5

    Thank you so much for posting this! Helen: stay exactly as you are, enthusiastic and spontaneous, love it! What I like about this explanation of logical levels model is the addition of the fact that traumas happen because of (early) experiences in the environment. And these imprints (de)form your belief system and feeling of identity. So the change has to be on the higher levels. It's not always so easy to transform strong limiting beliefs that have been created at an early age, especially if the environment was toxic, but the "secret" ingredient of Robert Dilts' approach is his unconditional belief as a mentor and a sponsor that is ís possible, and that you deserve to be healed and become a happier version of yourself and that you belong, that you are worthfull and unique and you have something to contribute. And this is what's needed in transformational coaching and this what coaches and therapists should model from Robert Dilts: this unique deep supporting sponsorship. this is where the real healing takes place. Thank you!

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety

      Thank you so much Annemie. Robert never loses his magic does he. Did you see the second video we did which had lots more on trauma ?? Hope all is sparkly with you. NLPU in 2004 seems a long time ago xx

  • @StuartAshing
    @StuartAshing Před 3 lety +1

    Thank you. A simple yet powerful reminder of this NLP Model. Personally and professionally.

  • @Coley1884
    @Coley1884 Před 5 lety +5

    Thanks Helen - I found this very, very helpful. I'm new to this theory and Robert's explanation, together with your insights into this affect traumatized children, was invaluable.

  • @namibath5040
    @namibath5040 Před 2 lety

    Wow!! the OS analogy in the field of computer sciences has effectively portrayed the "tabula rasa" theory in relation to an empty slate.thanks.compliments!

  • @richardsaupe
    @richardsaupe Před 5 lety +3

    Top simple explanation... Thank YOU so Much, Robert Dilts & Helen Oakwater!!

  • @disciple1119
    @disciple1119 Před 3 lety

    My roots with Robert go back many years and was a great influence upon my development along with his partner Todd.
    Now is the time for him to evolve his model by continuing to expand the developing pyramid on top of the pyramid and exploring the developing states of consciousness which describe our true nature beyond the physical. Most importantly by recognizing that Christ consciousness is the universe that we reside in and resides within us. How when entering into various trance states those explorations may be made and controlled as Erickson discovered. The rules of religion including Christianity have greatly fettered mankind in the expansion of awareness of mankind, our destiny. The Urantia papers truly offer the information that Robert was looking for and was available at the time he published his papers about Christ. The information was derived from one person (messenger ) in a trance before Robert was born. Barry T

  • @bayasmile8048
    @bayasmile8048 Před 6 měsíci

    Merci beaucoup (thanks a lot) Helen et Mr DILTS pour cette video, explaining this neurological model

  • @tatianapouladian7901
    @tatianapouladian7901 Před rokem

    This was the BEST explanation of logical level. Thank YOu.

  • @annadrawsnow
    @annadrawsnow Před 3 lety +1

    Marvelous- helps me to understand myself and what’s going on and where and how I can adjust...so helpful ! Thank you for creating & sharing!🧡

  • @GriffithCapitalGroup
    @GriffithCapitalGroup Před 8 měsíci

    Just discovered this. I love it. I need to do some more research. Thank you for the video.

  • @nicolevaradi7317
    @nicolevaradi7317 Před 3 lety +1

    Great to hear it unpacked thank you... and used in a specific situation

  • @daninieth
    @daninieth Před 6 lety +9

    Great, seeing Robert Dilts explaining his model. But Helen is pacing Roberts movements way too hard (obvious), almost bizarre. It's difficult to watch.

    • @MrErickalvim
      @MrErickalvim Před 6 lety

      Do you know a way to speed up her learning?

    • @MrErickalvim
      @MrErickalvim Před 6 lety

      If a child likes you, she's gonna be pointing out all the similarities between the two of you. I choose to look at her and see that.

    • @MrErickalvim
      @MrErickalvim Před 6 lety

      Alright, now, i probably wouldn't have seened it had you not pointed it out... thankyou! You look very distinguished on the profile picture.

    • @shelleyanderson1831
      @shelleyanderson1831 Před 5 lety +1

      I took it as her just being playfully silly.

    • @Fadimercho
      @Fadimercho Před 3 lety

      Is that what you care about criticizing everything you see...That's what I do and it is annoying

  • @DaveKatague
    @DaveKatague Před 2 lety +1

    Thankyou so much for this Helen, I’ve actually watched it so many times haha

  • @anupambanerjee8924
    @anupambanerjee8924 Před 4 lety +1

    Makes absolute sense

  • @Theembodimentchannel
    @Theembodimentchannel Před 6 lety

    Thanks Helen

  • @funkdrunk
    @funkdrunk Před 3 lety

    The brain is a network of concepts and nuclei. Simplifying all interactions into levels is not likely to lead to a deeper understanding of behavior. Apart from sensory experiences at the bottom, the rest is nicely interconnected with multiple loops of feedback. It is more useful to speak of anatomical correlates, e.g. the amygdala, the nucleus accumbens, the neocortex
    and its areas, etc. Let's better talk of the brain as it is

  • @MattJones04
    @MattJones04 Před 5 lety +1

    I have a question about critical equivalences, what exactly are they? Is it a standard we set to see whether a behaviour satisfies something we value or am I completely off?

  • @StephenNellas
    @StephenNellas Před 4 lety +1

    really good stuff! thanks Helen and Robert! question, when Robert discussed about these levels affecting how we behave and our beliefs affecting other things, how are these things comparable to Meta Programs? are they or are they not?

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety

      I would say that this model sits alongside the meta programmes. I wonder if the question "how are Meta programmes formed" and viewed in the context of logical levels is more powerful. AND I have no idea of the answer. .. however, in my work in child trauma world, I can see why traumatised children might have some strong 'towards and away froms'. I think one of the joys of NLP is how flexible we can be and each model is a different tool. As (i think) Milton Erickson said " if you're only tool is a hammer, you see every problem as a nail"

  • @downupsidetoside
    @downupsidetoside Před 3 lety

    Ty Helen

  • @nambu2183
    @nambu2183 Před 4 lety

    Helen was smart she matching and modelling Robert..

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety

      Thats kind Nam ... a little too much mirroring, but it was my first filmed live interview.

  • @SK-le1gm
    @SK-le1gm Před rokem

    I’d like to do a song called “Mental Map” which repurposes the old song “The Monster Mash”

  • @nicolevaradi7317
    @nicolevaradi7317 Před 3 lety

    Fantastic… so now… the nature versus nurture/environment argument hmmm 🤔

  • @theunapologeticmanpodcastw6610

    Wow. Watch how fully bought into his frame she is.

  • @edwardmuhia5569
    @edwardmuhia5569 Před 3 lety

    Help me change our African mindset...🇰🇪

  • @powerpath659
    @powerpath659 Před rokem

    What about feelings, emotions and drives?

    • @donaldwymer2791
      @donaldwymer2791 Před rokem

      Change and transformation is done in logic.facts understanding,not emotion. It may require a change in attitude. Imitating winners.

  • @MrErickalvim
    @MrErickalvim Před 6 lety +5

    She seems tense, like if she believes is necessary to play a "character"

    • @djryanashton
      @djryanashton Před 5 lety +2

      I think she's star-struck. Lol.

    • @user-fp4vp2tw1o
      @user-fp4vp2tw1o Před 5 lety

      I't mirroring, i think.

    • @Reincarnation111
      @Reincarnation111 Před 5 lety +1

      @@djryanashton i think so, too. also at times copying his hand gestures, looks funny once you notice it.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety +1

      @@djryanashton Sorry for late reply. This was actually my first ever video interview, so yes I was nervous. Im naturally a big gesture person ... which does look odd on the screen ... Im still learning. Yes conscious mirroring , intended to help the viewer ... but looks more like a distraction. Ill keep learning.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety +1

      @@djryanashton ... and Im not star struck. I know and respect Robert. He is a wonderful man. Same on stage, camera or at home.

  • @barryneale3647
    @barryneale3647 Před 5 lety +3

    Helen's movements are so distracting it's hard to concentrate on what Robert is saying. What on earth was she thinking? Please tell me she doesn't think that is matching and mirroring? If she does then she needs to listen to Bandler when he says he only uses rapport when it is absolutely necessary.

    • @aslanbarisim
      @aslanbarisim Před 5 lety

      Yep... I had the same idea ... The most inappropriate time and place on trying to build up congruency by matching and mirroring ... Very amateurish ...

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety +4

      Sorry for late reply. This was actually my first ever video interview, so yes I was nervous. Im naturally a big gesture person ... which does look odd on the screen ... Im still learning. Yes conscious mirroring , intended to help the viewer ... but looks more like a distraction. Ill keep learning.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety +2

      @@aslanbarisim Sorry for late reply. This was actually my first ever video interview, so yes I was nervous. Im naturally a big gesture person ... which does look odd on the screen ... Im still learning. Yes conscious mirroring , intended to help the viewer ... but looks more like a distraction. Ill keep learning.

    • @aslanbarisim
      @aslanbarisim Před 4 lety +3

      @@HelenOakwater We all are still learning... Thanks for replying very decently to a not so kind remark ... Take care Helen ...

  • @Teammissionnutrition
    @Teammissionnutrition Před 3 lety +1

    Great content from Dilts but that lady can’t keep a lid on her enthusiasm, it’s so overpowering. She seems quite wired! If she could relax, hand over the reins and let the guy who is the authority on the subject talk, with her gently facilitating the process, it’d be awesome. The people have dialed in to hear Dilts. She would benefit from doing some Headspace to calm her mind down a little. Has happened to all of us though.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před rokem

      Thanks for the feedback. I agree , far too many large gestures. It was my first facebook live. im used to presenting to larger groups. sorry it spoilt your experience.

  • @michaelp8738
    @michaelp8738 Před 4 lety +2

    Too much mirroring

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety

      I KNOW ..... it was my first interview (ever) and as a natural big gesture person, it looks odd. Sorry. Learning from the feedback. Hope it didn't detract from the content.

    • @michaelp8738
      @michaelp8738 Před 4 lety

      @@HelenOakwater not at all just letting you know. it was a good video on the topic don't get me wrong.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před 4 lety

      @@michaelp8738 Thanks Mike. Have you watched the second video, where Robert talks about sponsorship, coaching , awakening etc? He is great. Im still "too rapporty" ; inevitable as its a follow on. FYI: in real life and when coaching I generally get rapport right.

  • @yanikashanty7436
    @yanikashanty7436 Před 2 lety

    Confusing, long explanation. Couldn’t finish it

  • @buddleiabee
    @buddleiabee Před 2 lety

    This woman, looking for a guru & the low self esteem comments, clearly NLP isn't working for her.

    • @HelenOakwater
      @HelenOakwater  Před rokem +1

      FYI this was my first facebook live video interview and I didn't realise how much my hand gestures needed to be curtailed. Im used to speaking from a bigger platform. I hope you were able to get the message without being distracted by the messenger. If you watch some later webinars I hope you'll think Ive improved my delivery style in this medium.

  • @RobertJohanssonRBImGuy
    @RobertJohanssonRBImGuy Před 4 lety +1

    Dilts got it wrong and it make nonsense what he just explain, gee guys think a bit