Re:NLP

Of course there is more to NLP than a one liner. This forum is not about NLP. I don't know more about NLP except that it's obviously different from EMDR.

As to your question, "Did you work with Grinder", I guess you mean Dr Shapiro, though you addressed me. In case you hadn't noticed, Dr Shapiro doesn't post here. I do on her behalf. I've never heard about her working with Grinder -- she worked with the Mental Research Institute in Palo Alto however.

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