A Seminar with Nick Kemp
September 24th, 2021: Anxiety Masterclass
This workshop explores how to identify and resolve anxiety problems. I will be sharing all my insights about how to use the PCW model to produce effective and long-lasting results for clients. Here is some of what will be included on the day
These trainings are highly interactive, and the focus is on producing real life results for clients.
Nick will be sharing his insights from working with clients in clinic sessions as well as from trainings in USA, Europe and Asia.
Attendance of previous live PCW sessions or on the PCW Dev platform is useful, but not essential in booking on this training. This 3-day training counts as a credit to full PCW practitioner certification.
The workshop is credited as a training course for LSB, mediators and as special seminar for the NLP&NLPt-Professional Master Practitioner diploma course.
Nick Kemp has been involved in communication and training for over thirty years.
In 1980s he worked in sales and marketing running a number of highly successful startup multi million pound businesses in the UK.
In 2000 he began to run trainings for the business and personal development.
The common theme throughout his all work is “problem solving” and “creative solutions” whether this is in a business, coaching, training or therapeutic context.
In 2005 Nick started developing the Provocative Change Works (PCW) model to communication and has used this approach to work with international athletes, TV personalities, medics and creative artists. The inspiration for the PCW model of communication came from Nick’s extensive work with Frank Farrelly the creator of Provocative Therapy.
“My own “Provocative Change” approach would never have been possible without my years of training with Frank Farrelly and our countless discussions. Frank rarely explained anything at his seminars, unless the audience asked good questions. And that was also quite rare!”
Nick Kemp
Nick’s Private Therapy and coaching services can be found: www.nickkemptraining.com
Provocative Change Works™ consists of three approaches to shift clients from “a stuck state” to a more fluid state, allowing for greater freedom and choice. This conversational way of working requires the practitioner to pay close attention to client responses, whilst maintaining their own excellent state control
These three approaches are:
The practitioner deliberately provokes (calls forth responses from) the client by adopting different discrete stances, which stimulate the client into new ways of thinking and feeling. The practitioner seeks out resistances in the client and then approaches most what the client seeks to avoid in the discussion, and identifies the client’s “blind spots”, using a great deal of humour and by working in an improvised manner. This means “running suggestions up the flagpole” and seeing if the client responds. The practitioner creates the movement in the session and can be talking for large sections of the interaction which is very different to many other talk therapy approaches. Great use is made of “sensory rich language”, and the full expression of this, to engage the client, and thus take them on a journey outside their existing beliefs and experience, to a new sense of freedom.
Many witnessing this style of working can be initially quite surprised at the amount of energy, fun and honesty that results from this approach. This makes the client session very much like any interaction between old friends where each person may interrupt the other, tease the other, wander off the point and behave in other ways which typify such encounters. This apparent freedom is of course underpinned by all the ethical and professional principles of good clinical practice. The benefit of this is that one can have warm caring and human interactions, which enables the client to find their own solutions from a new and useful state.
More about PCW: provocativechangeworks.com
“Psychotherapy is surprisingly monotonous: sometimes is the mother and sometimes is the father to blame. This is a modern perspective on psychotherapy!”
Frank Farrelly during a therapy session
Frank was dissatisfied with the low efficiency in working with schizophrenia patients and began to look for new approaches to their treatment. And found his “Provocative Therapy”! This ingenious and unusual method has shown excellent results even in advanced cases of mental disorders.
Nick Kemp, disciple and follower of Frank Farrelly, introduced an improved and teachable model of “Provocative Change” (Provocative Change Works™), which proved to be excellent as a method for solving a wide range of customer problems in therapy, training, coaching, mediation, sports, business and personal development.
Österreichisches Trainingszentrum für Neuro-Linguistisches Programmieren
und Neuro-Linguistische Psychotherapie (ÖTZ-NLP&NLPt)
Widerhofergasse 4/7, A-1090 Vienna, Austria
Telefon: +43 (1) 317 67 80
Fax: + 43 (1) 317 67 81 22
E-Mail: info@nickkemp.at
ZVR-Zahl: 238532627
DVR-Nummer: 0473421
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