
This opening lecture introduces the course on NLP communication techniques. Jamal Lazaar presents what you will learn: the NLP communication model, how to identify your sensory channel and build rapport, how to use questions and reframing to communicate more effectively, and how to read non-verbal cues, all practical neuro-linguistic programming techniques to improve communication at work and in everyday life.
Discover how the beliefs we hold act as an unconscious filter on our communication, shaping what information we accept or dismiss from others. This lecture explores the neuro-linguistic programming idea that limiting beliefs, often built from past failures or learned helplessness, restrict what we perceive and say, and explains how becoming aware of them opens the door to clearer, more effective communication.
Learn how the words and expressions you naturally use, visual, auditory, or kinesthetic, reveal your preferred sensory channel according to neuro-linguistic programming. This lecture explains the four categories of sensory language and why recognizing your own dominant channel is the first step toward adapting your communication style to others.
A self assessment exercise to identify your own dominant sensory channel, visual, auditory, or kinesthetic, based on the vocabulary and predicates you naturally use when speaking, so you can apply this awareness to the NLP communication techniques covered later in the course.
A practical exercise to practice translating sentences between visual, auditory, and kinesthetic predicates, building the flexibility to adapt your language to match the sensory channel of the person you are communicating with.
This lecture explores how personal values act as an unconscious filter shaping what feels important during a conversation. Understanding what matters most to the person you are speaking with, whether a colleague, a client, or a manager, helps you tailor your message and build a stronger, more effective connection.
A reflective exercise inviting you to identify your own core values and consider how they influence the way you filter and interpret what others communicate to you.
Discover the three mental filters from neuro-linguistic programming, deletion, generalization, and distortion, that shape how information is lost or transformed every time we communicate. Understanding these filters helps you recognize vague or exaggerated statements and ask the right questions to uncover the real meaning behind them.
Practice identifying deletion, generalization, and distortion in real sentences, such as nobody respects me or he never looks at me, and formulating the precise questions that challenge each filter. This exercise sharpens your questioning technique for clearer, more precise communication.
Learn how your physiology, your posture, breathing, and facial expression, directly influences your emotional state and therefore your communication, according to neuro-linguistic programming. This lecture explains how adopting a more confident and energetic physiology, even for a few minutes, can shift your mindset before an important conversation or presentation.
A resource on managing your internal dialogue, the inner voice that shapes your confidence and communication, with practical suggestions for turning it into a source of support rather than self-criticism before a conversation that matters.
Discover why we are more easily persuaded by people who resemble us, backed by a negotiation study showing dramatically higher agreement rates when participants first look for similarities. This lecture explains how asking genuine questions and showing real interest in the other person builds rapport quickly and naturally.
Learn practical techniques for connecting with someone you have just met, from finding common interests to preparing in advance when you know who you will be talking with. This lecture shares real examples showing how genuine curiosity about the other person builds a stronger connection than trying to fake shared interests.
A practical exercise to apply the connection techniques from the previous lecture, identifying genuine questions you can ask to find common ground and build rapport with someone in your professional or personal life.
Learn how the questions you ask direct your own attention and that of the people you are speaking with, and how to use questions strategically to keep a conversation focused on what truly matters, an essential communication skill for meetings and one on one discussions.
Discover different types of questions you can use in a conversation, from open questions that invite detailed answers to closed questions that keep control of the discussion, and how to choose the right type of question depending on whether you want to explore an idea or guide the conversation toward a decision.
Learn the neuro-linguistic programming technique of reframing, presenting the same situation from a different angle to change how it is perceived, illustrated with examples of turning a project delay or a team change into a more constructive message. A powerful communication tool for delivering difficult news while staying positive.
A practical exercise inviting you to take a difficult message you need to communicate and reframe it, finding a more constructive angle that changes how it will be perceived without changing the underlying facts.
Discover why rephrasing, restating what someone has said in your own words, is one of the simplest and most powerful active listening techniques. This lecture explains how rephrasing confirms understanding, defuses tension, and helps a group follow a discussion more easily.
Learn to distinguish between what someone explicitly asks for and the underlying need behind their request, illustrated with the classic example of two people arguing over the same lemon for two completely different reasons. This distinction, central to effective negotiation and communication, often reveals solutions that satisfy everyone.
Discover how to give feedback that is specific and actionable instead of vague comments like it was good, using a structured approach that focuses on facts and observed behavior. Practical communication techniques for managers and colleagues who want their feedback to actually help the other person improve.
A practical exercise to apply the feedback technique from the previous lecture on a real piece of feedback you have been meaning to give, turning a vague comment into a specific, constructive message.
Learn how personal space, the physical distance people keep from each other, communicates information about comfort and relationship, and how to read when someone is signaling that you are standing too close or too far during a conversation. Practical non-verbal communication skills for meetings and one on one discussions.
Discover why congruence, when someone's words match their tone of voice and body language, is a key signal in communication, and how to recognize incongruence, such as a passive-aggressive comment where the words sound polite but the tone does not, to respond appropriately without escalating the conversation.
Learn how eye movements can reveal what is happening in someone's mind during a conversation, according to neuro-linguistic programming, and how paying attention to where someone looks can help you ask more precise, relevant questions.
A practical exercise inviting you to observe eye movements during your next conversations and practice adapting your questions based on the non-verbal cues you notice.
A closing message thanking you for completing this course on NLP communication techniques, with a reminder of the key tools covered, from sensory channels and rapport to reframing and non-verbal communication.
Contact details and social media links to stay in touch with Jamal Lazaar and get support for applying the NLP communication techniques covered in this course.
A bonus resource offering access to other courses by Jamal Lazaar on communication, influence, and persuasion to continue developing your interpersonal skills.
Information on how to claim your certificate of completion for this course on NLP communication techniques, to showcase your communication skills.
Complete program on communication through NLP
This training contains everything you need to know to improve your communication using NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) techniques.
In this training, I explain step by step how to discover your preferred style of communication in order to adapt your language and better convey your message.
Here are some testimonials from my course participants:
"Jamal Lazaar is very competent in his training, he provides clear working methods to be successful. I recommend this course for those who question themselves. Excellent course!". Landry
"You can't help but be motivated and have confidence in yourself after this course. Thank you Jamal". L. Naraine
"Simple, concise and concrete. Thanks!" Dave
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Why join this training on communication through NLP?
Would you like to improve your communication?
Would you like to learn how to better communicate your ideas so that they are understood?
Or would you like to learn what is going on in the head of the person in front of you to adapt your language and influence them better?
If so, this training is for you!
We communicate all the time, whether in the private or professional circle, but most people have never learned how to communicate effectively. This is what can create conflicts or limit them in their career or private life.
Communication is super important in our daily lives. We communicate to ask for a favor, to present our ideas, to influence, negotiate or convince.
But most people have never taken the time to understand the basics of effective communication, which can limit them in their professional development or create conflicts in their private lives.
Sometimes you just have to adapt your language to make yourself understood, and there are techniques for that.
And that is exactly what you will learn in this training.
You don't have to guess, here is a non-exhaustive list of the skills you will acquire by following this training:
Adapt your language to the person in front of you
Speak more clearly and precisely
Master the basics of communication according to NLP
Clarify your objective to make yourself better understood
Communicate more effectively to influence
Establish rapport to better get your message across
And much more
This is not a theoretical course, the techniques I share with you, you can apply them immediately and see results quickly. Throughout the training, you will find practical exercises to immediately apply what you learn.
So what are you waiting for?
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