A directory of coaches & practitioners trained at NLP Marin
“I’ve tried so many things,
and nothing has worked yet.”
Practitioners who work at the root of the pattern, not just the surface.
Does any of this sound like you?
“I keep repeating the same patterns, even though I can see them.”
“I know what I want. I’ve figured out what’s in the way. I still can’t get there.”
“The moment I think I’m past it, it hits me again.”
“I want to know why. I want to get to the root of it.”
NLP works with how a pattern runs, not just why it’s there
NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) is a practical way of finding how you produce an experience: the pictures, feelings and early decisions that fire before you’ve even had a chance to think. A practitioner helps you see how a pattern runs and then update it, so the change holds without effort.
Everyone here trained in depth at NLP Marin, where the starting point is that the pattern you’re stuck in was once a solution, so the work goes with you rather than against you. It helps to know why you do it, and changing how it runs is what changes it.
It isn’t therapy or diagnosis, and it begins with appreciation for what your patterns have been doing for you.
A session usually starts with one question: what would you like?
You choose what to work on, and you stay in charge of where it goes. Each practitioner in the directory describes, in their own words, what a first session with them is like.
Sometimes the right help is somewhere else
If you’re in crisis, call or text 988 (in the US) or your local emergency number. For diagnosis, medication or licensed treatment, a doctor or licensed therapist is the right place. Many people see a therapist and an NLP practitioner at the same time.
Every practitioner listed is a certified Master Practitioner: months of training, not just a weekend
- Independent. This directory is not operated or endorsed by NLP Marin.
- Training details. Each profile lists what they trained in and when.
- It’s normal to talk to more than one practitioner, and to switch if the fit isn’t right.