Andrew T. Austin – The Rainbow Machine: Tales from a Neurolinguist’s Journal

He is the British Milton Erickson.”—Bill O’Hanlon, author of Change 101 and 21 other books about brief therapy”A fascinating book of amusing and sometimes outrageous vignettes, using NLP language patterns, submodalities, and what one might call ‘NLP provocative therapy.’ 

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Andrew T. Austin – The Rainbow Machine: Tales from a Neurolinguist’s Journal

Please keep this material exclusive to elib.tech! Sharing it elsewhere will get you banned!Andrew T. Austin – The Rainbow Machine: Tales from a Neurolinguist’s Journal [eBook – 1 MOBI + 1 AZW3 + 1 EPUB]Please Note: This product is a not a dupe as it contains the retail kindle version. A scanned PDF version is already on site (see )Product Page: https://www.amazon.com/Rainbow-Machine-Tales-Neurolinguists-…Reviews: (no actual description available via amazon)Quote:”Andy Austin’s Rainbow Machine will have you laughing, gasping in horror and awe, and wishing like hell that you lived close enough to him to get an appointment. He is the British Milton Erickson.”—Bill O’Hanlon, author of Change 101 and 21 other books about brief therapy”A fascinating book of amusing and sometimes outrageous vignettes, using NLP language patterns, submodalities, and what one might call ‘NLP provocative therapy.’ A delightful colection of stories, thought pieces, and teaching that cast light into what NLP has to offer the field of psychotherapy and psychiatry. If you have an interest in the field, it will give you insights; if you have no interest, then read it just to enjoy the inevitable laughter.”—Julian Russell, Senior Executive Coach and co-author of Alpha Leadership: tools for business leaders who want more from life.Open and visible to PU+ as per new rules

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