Leslie Cameron-Bandler

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NLP

TOPICS

Principles
Worldview
History
Modeling
NLP and science
Positive/Negative

METHODS

Meta model
Milton model
Metaphor
Anchoring
Reframing
Rapport
Rep. systems
Meta-programs
Submodalities

USES

Therapy
Persuasion

DEVELOPERS

Richard Bandler
John Grinder
Robert Dilts
Judith DeLozier
Stephen Gilligan

INFLUENCES

Fritz Perls
Milton H. Erickson
Virginia Satir
Syntax
Gregory Bateson
Alfred Korzybski

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Studies

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Leslie LeBeau (formerly Leslie Cameron-Bandler) is an author and the co-developer of Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP). She was in the original Bandler and Grinder research group.

She developed an NLP model for exploring patterns of organisation of emotions (with Michael Lebeau) and a system for modelling personality called the Imperative Self.

[edit] Books

"Solutions: Practical and Effective Antidotes for Sexual and Relationship Problems" (ISBN 978-0932573018) Futurepace 1985
"The Emotional Hostage: Rescuing Your Emotional Life" (ISBN 978-0932573032) Real People Press 1986
"Practical Magic:: A Translation of Basic Neuro-Linguistic Programming Into Clinical Psychotherapy" (ISBN 978-1904424116) Crown House Publishing 2003