Rapid Transformational Coaching®
Rapid Transformational Coaching® (RTC®) is the bridge between traditional therapy and traditional coaching using subconscious and conscious techniques to understand why clients do what they do
RTC® combines coaching with RTT® therapy tools to provide clients with a vision for their future and embeds behaviors and actions to achieve the desired outcome.
Traditional therapy focuses on the past to understand what is driving the behaviors. Traditional coaching focuses on the present and how to incorporate new actions to change the future. The past runs the present which in turn runs the future.
RTC® facilitates undoing the outdated wiring of beliefs and behaviors and installing new updated wiring. The program is accredited by the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) enables a better understanding of how the brain processes the words used and how that impacts the past, present, and future
NLP is the Users Manual for the Mind providing insights into the impact of thinking patterns.
A core concept of NLP is examining the difference between the client's perception of the world vs. an objective reality. Their perception is shaped by experiences and can become distorted. This tends to influence thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and beliefs.
The client's internal programming of thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and beliefs are habitual and can become outdated. NLP provides a way to access these programs and outdated behaviors to facilitate changing to updated healthier ones.
By thoroughly exploring the client's verbal and non-verbal language patterns, sensory preferences, and other cues, the practitioner is able to identify areas for development. The client is provided with tools to increase self-awareness, improve communication, and enhance their perception of the world.
RTC® Rules Of The Mind
Your mind’s job is to move you towards Pleasure and away from Pain
Your mind cannot hold Conflicting Beliefs
Imagination is more powerful than Knowledge when dealing with the mind
You make your beliefs
Then your beliefs make you
Marisa Peer