History of NLP

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Virginia Satir was one of the three influential therapists whose work inspired the development of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). While editing transcripts of Fritz Perls, Richard Bandler had the opportunity to observe and record one of Satir’s workshops. He naturally absorbed her techniques, a process known as implicit modeling. Later, alongside John Grinder, he systematically analyzed

The roots of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) can be traced back to the work of Alfred Korzybski in general semantics, which explored the relationship between language and human perception. According to Robert Dilts, Korzybski first introduced the term “Neurolinguistics” in 1941, contrary to the popular belief that Richard Bandler coined the term spontaneously when asked about