The main focus of the NLP for Law Enforcement course is on:
- How language and rapport building works and how it can be used most effectively, to increase your effectiveness within any situation.
Training Course Objectives
Upon completion of the NLP for Law Enforcement you will be able to:
- Build deep levels of rapport with others quickly and easily
- Communicate far more effectively and precisely
- Use language elegantly and efficiently in all your presentations and situations
- Use the art of non-verbal communication
- Attract and hold someone’s attention
- Elicit others co-operation quickly
- Develop both conscious and unconscious rapport with others
- Read people more accurately
Training Course Content
Topics to Explore:
What is NLP
What is NLP and how can it help you in your Law Enforcement career and Life.
Building Rapport
Learn how people really think and how to use that with skill.
I see what YOU mean
Discover the many different ways in which we all experience the world.
Noticing other people's behavior
Learn to tune into other people's body language and verbal cues
In this program you will be taking part in a highly effective personal and professional development experience. You will be learning in a practical, hands-on manner through short lectures, practical exercises and discussions and through applying what you learn in your own life between the training sessions.
For Law Enforcement professionals who wish to use communication skills to elicit the best response from colleagues and “customers”, a must for any Law Enforcement professional looking to achieve peak performance.
What Attendees will learn
Dr. Horton has given this particular presentation numerous times and it has continued to motivate people to want to learn more about Neuro-Linguistic Programming. He presents in an energetic and entertaining (humorous) manner and which will be tailored to each individual audience.
- We will cover the basics of “Neuro-Linguistic Programming” to include: Eye Cues, Representational Systems, Mirroring, Anchoring, Focus, and Basic Modeling Strategies.
- You will learn the effective use of “Representational Systems” which include: the differences between individuals who view the world visually (sight), auditory (hearing), and kinesthetically (feeling). With this knowledge you will learn more efficient communication strategies that can be used in your workplace or at home with your family. You will learn how the eyes reveal inner thought processes.
- Following Representational Systems, you will learn the "Power of Mirroring" and how to match, pace, and lead your others using these skills.
- We will then discuss the concept of “Anchoring” and how to apply anchoring techniques to quickly motivate yourself and others.
- We will then review the “Focus of Control” and how a movie or a song can change how you view life. You will discover how to use the concept of “Focus” to motivate yourself and others for increased productivity.
- We will finish up with a technique called “Modeling”, in other words, … “find out what successful people do and do it…find out what unsuccessful people do and don’t do it”. We will discuss the different steps involved in effective modeling.
Course of Instruction will conclude with a question and answer period.
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