The New Code Difference

The New Code of NLP is the future of NLP. Unless we devlop new procsesses the field remains static. In this film you can find out where the New Code came from and some key distinctions between the classic and New Code. This is perfect if you want to find out more about the latest NLP patterning.

Here's part two of a series of interviews with John Grinder hosted by Michael Carroll. An interview with John Grinder : Part Two
Part one of a series of interviews with John Grinder hosted by Michael Carroll.An Interview with John Grinder: Part One
Playing with language with John Grinder and Michael Carroll. Playing with Language Patterns
Part two of the Seld Trance series with Michael Carroll. The Conscious and the Unconscious Mind: Part 2
With Michael CarrollThe Conscious and the Unconscious Mind: Part 1
Classic video of John Grinder Co-creator of NLP discussing the most important process in NLP, modelling. John Grinder on Modelling
Michael Carroll live at the NLP conference presents an interesting session on new code NLP and the constraints of Classic Code.Constraints of the Swish Pattern
Michael Carroll is interviewed at the NLP Business practitioner coffee break. A short Interview with Michael Carroll
John Grinder leads a morning session at the NLP Academy Trainers Training Developing NLP and Training skills
NLP co Creator John Grinder explains some of the key principles of new code NLP. John Grinder and New Code NLP
State is the major leverage point of change in the New Code of NLP.The Breath of Life
What is Epistemology with Michael CarrollWhat is Epistemology Part 1
An extract from a live modelling seminar on the 5 steps to modelling geniuses led by John Grinder. the 5 steps to modelling geniuses with John Grinder
In this video John Grinder shares some nuggets on how to deal with resistant people John Grinder: Stealing anchors from informal leaders
Have a look and you can hear how our participants experienced a recent Master Practitioner course.NLP Master Practitioner Feedback
Michael Carroll concludes his session on modelling.The Model of Modelling Part 2
Michael Carroll opens his session on modelling.NLP; The Model of Modelling
Here is a clip from Trainers Training with New Code NLP Co-developer Michael Carroll.How to engage an audience
John Grinder introduces the NLP Trainers Training course in July 2011.NLP Trainers Training
See John Grinder share his expereinces with working on positive intentions.Positive Intention and ‘Parts’
Who says compulsions are difficult? In this video you can watch Michael Carroll help a lady blow out a compulsion for chocolate.NLP Rapid Compulsion Blow Out
Michael Carroll led this one hour FREE webinar on how to best prepare for trainers training on 14th June.Preparation for NLP Trainers Training
In this video Michael Carroll explains why the demonstration is the most important feature in an NLP training session.Why demonstrations are so important in NLP
n this video, filmed at the Premier NLP Practitioner course, you can watch Michael Carroll demonstrate the Six Step Reframe withNLP Six Step Reframe - Live Demo
John Grinder demonstrates a double disassociation processNLP Double Disassociation
Michael Carroll presents how he utilised involuntary signals from the unconscious mind.NLP: The 6 Step/ N Step Reframe
Michael Carroll presents part of his seminar 'Starting an NLP Coaching Practice.'NLP: Starting a Coaching Practice
John Grinder talks on the Metaphors and Butterflies course about a living metaphor he created during a trip in Russia.Living Metaphors
John Grinder teaching on the Real NLP Modelling course.Unconscious Assimilation with John Grinder
John Grinder opens an NLP Practitioner course with two key NLP fundamentals. Back to Basics; NLP Fundamentals
Michael Carroll discusses some of the principles of self hypnosis and the power of the unconscious mind.Self Hypnosis 4 Change
In this video I use two metaphors to contrast the smoothness of the New Code NLP compared with the Classic Code.Metaphors for New Code NLP
Michael Carroll gives an overview on some of the key elements of PhotoReadingPhotoReading an Overview
The New Code of NLP is the future of NLPThe New Code Difference
This months video was filmed at our 2009 New Code Trainers Training where John Grinder shares some interesting pointsIntroduction to New Code Trainers Training
NLP master trainer Michael Carroll induces an hypnotic trance leading to hypnotic catalepsy through pacing sensory awareness. Pacing Sensory Awareness Induction
NLP Master Trainer, Michael Carroll demonstrates using four language patterns that the Milton and Meta model are the inverse...NLP Language, Milton and Meta Model
John Grinder talks about habits impact our relationships. Filmed at the close of a workshop on pattern detection. John Grinder NLP - Patterns in our Relationships
Milton Erickson said patients are patients because they are out of rapport with their unconscious mind.Conscious Unconscious Processing
John Grinder talks about his brilliant and unconventional approach for working with alcoholism and other addictions.John Grinder - Working with Alcoholism
This months video was filmed at an open workshop I ran in Central London. I called the evening Your Best Year...Your Best Year Yet
An extract from Michael Carroll's top selling DVD 'Close that Sale, NLP Style'. Close that Sale, NLP Style

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Posted on 21 October, 2009 - 7:24pm

Benjamin

This a really useful / insightful explanation, thanks for posting.

Posted on 05 July, 2010 - 8:38pm

Darren Revell

How many aspect of Bandlers work have been remodeled by the new code?

The 6 Step reframe I learnt from a trainer, trained by Grinder. I have benefited from its use many times in the past 7 years when dealing with my own issues. Happy to learn new ways and at the same time learn the new code.

When learning new code is, it guaranteed to produce the same results as the previous methods, do past patients who have recieved 6 step or parts need to be reworked etc?

“An amazing experience which has given me a lot to personally explore – both for me and in my job.”

Amanda Rowley