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April 12, 2016 at 11:52 am #589Heidi HeronKeymaster
(Conversation started by Armand Kruger 23 March 2016)
Hello everybody.
I was asked by a client whether NLP has any specific reading matter regarding its contribution to working with happiness, specifically peer-reviewed articles.
Any suggestions, please
My regards
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April 12, 2016 at 11:52 am #590Heidi HeronKeymaster
(Reply from Joe Cheal)
Hi guys,
Melody (Cheal) did some research for her MSc in Positive Psychology linking NLP and wellbeing and self esteem. An article was published in: Current Research in NLP: vol 2 – Proceedings of 2010 Conference (which is peer reviewed).
Link: http://www.gwiznlp.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/NLP-Positive-Psychology-Journal-Article.pdf
Cheers,
Joe.
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April 12, 2016 at 11:53 am #591Heidi HeronKeymaster
(Reply from Connirae Andreas)
Hi Armand and group,
Regarding NLP and its contribution to working with happiness.
I can offer a recently-completed study, a randomized clinical trial of the Core Transformation work. The research was well-done, through Loyola University in Maryland, by a doctoral student, Dinesh Braganza. Richard Gray, (of the NLP R & R project), participated on his Doctoral committee.
It hasn’t yet been published in a journal, but apparently the dissertation committee was quite impressed, both with the quality of the research and with the strength of the results. It will be published soon on Loyola University’s website.Braganza used standard measures, including multiple measures of wellbeing. (I don’t know if they included the same measures as is used in the “happiness research” but I suspect so.).
I’m attaching a synopsis of the research, and below is a quote from the synopsis:“It is striking that a single session of Core Transformation produced effect sizes similar or greater in magnitude to those obtained by approximately 15 sessions of CBT(Cognitive Behavior Therapy) or ISTDP, or 8 weeks of MBSR (mindfulness training), which comprised 2.5 hour-long weekly group sessions and 20 minutes daily meditation.”
If anyone is interested in seeing the complete dissertation, with details of the research, you’re welcome to email me and I’ll send you a copy.
I’m not sure if this is the kind of thing you are looking for, Armand. I hope it helps.
Best,
Connirae Andreas- This reply was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Heidi Heron.
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April 12, 2016 at 11:53 am #592Heidi HeronKeymaster
(Reply from Juan Francisco)
Dear Connirae,
Would you please send to me the full dissertation? I think our Master Degree on NLP students would love to have access to this.
Much love to you and Steve
Juan Francisco
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April 12, 2016 at 11:54 am #593Heidi HeronKeymaster
(Reply from Peter Schutz)
Thank you Connirae , very good to read !!!
publication of the full article on a university hp might mean that good journals will not take the article any more…..
which blind peer reviewed journal do you head to publish the article ? hopefully impact factor above 1.3
here some ideas
http://eanlpt.org/journals.pdf
pls check the current impact factor 🙂
friendly from vienna
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April 12, 2016 at 11:55 am #594Heidi HeronKeymaster
(Reply from Connirae Andreas)
Thank you Peter, for your suggestions!
I’ll send you the dissertation, and I will pass on your info on peer reviewed journals to the research team.Also I realize I forgot to include my email, so that if anyone else wants a copy of the dissertation/research, you can email me directly.
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