Podcast appearances and mentions of Andrew T Austin

How does an INTJ deal with an obstacle in life? Is it different from an ESFP? I have a feeling that there are some connections! But I can't find them alone... I need your help!Let's explore our psyches and figure how how different MBTI types (and Enneagram types) represent metaphorical constructs.Explanation* I'd like to solidify a structure for people to create their own quests based on metaphors they have of their lives.* How MBTI types come into play as well as how different types move to deal with problems and represent their lives* If this works well, I have tons of other ideas to collaborate on and we can work towards finding more direct RPG-based metaphors as wellProblems as Obstacles or Obstructions* Example "I feel like I just keep running into a wall and I can't move forwards with my life."* Explore your own metaphorical construct - remember to zoom out or in if you're strugglingQualities and dimensions of the Wall (if possible)What's LeftWhat's RightWhat's In FrontWhat's BehindWhat's UpWhat's DownWhat are you trying to do?How do you interact with it?Turn left, take a step - What do you notice?Turn right, take a step - What do you notice?Take a step forward - What do you notice?Turn around, take a step - What do you notice?If you are interested in exploring metaphors like I'm setting up here, contact me at sherman@geekpsychology.comIf you want to do it the way I did it, I HIGHLY SUGGEST you check out Metaphors of Movement @ http://metaphorsofmovement.co.uk/Andrew T. Austin (the creator) is a brilliant man and I think his work can help the world. In no way do I wish to take fame, success, or money from Mr. Austin. I just want to help.I want to use these ideas and tie them back to RPGs to make personal growth more accessible. Please, join me on this journey!Original video: https://youtu.be/vY7jQArbzDU?si=rc_JLVRf5Lz9Ce0O****Connect and Support Geek Psychology #geekpsychology ****FREE 8 Hero Personality Assessment: https://geekpsychology.com/ Support the show

Andrew T. Austin strikes again! A brilliant post about how narcissists use NLP to gaslight others inspires Greg to record his commentary on how self-helpers do, indeed, gaslight you, as well as teach you fundamental principles of the study of subjective experience, "Neuro-Linguistic Programming."  We're pretty sure that's what the eff this show is about....Check out Andrew Austin's website at www.23NLPeople.com and his YouTube channel at @AndrewTAustinMetaphorsIf you enjoy this podcast, please leave a review! Even a sentence can help. Please go to ratethispodcast.com/openloopsLearn more about the Kasina Light and Sound Machine  from  https://mindplace.com/

Andrew T Austin is one of the most sought-after therapists in the UK and is renowned amongst therapeutic circles for creating Integral Eye Movement Therapy and the Metaphors of Movement system. . In this conversation we explore: . The reason humans create cults for ourselves in the first place The challenges of adjusting to life after leaving or being ousted from a high-control group Dangers to be mindful of in our pursuit of certainty Resources to help you develop your psychological "immune system" and protect yourself from narcissistic individuals and groups The reality of magic and mysticism (it's not what we were told it is!)

Renowned therapist and NLP practitioner Andrew T. Austin squares off in a Facebook battle against NLP Academy head Michael Carroll. The subject: race. What happens when two prominent voices in the hypnosis community get into a public feud on social media? And they’re both white men. Yeah, this’ll be something alright...  ----------------- Shows are dropping like Kingda Ka, but there's always room for a new attraction.  We love making this show for you. If you're enjoying Open Loops, please go to https://ratethispodcast.com/openloops! Stay forever. We really do love you. ———————— For more Greg insanity, follow him on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thegregbornstein/ 

Andrew T. Austin is the Founder of The Association for IEMT Practitioners (Eye Movement Therapists) and also Pioneer of Metaphors of Movement. Author the NLP Book "The Rainbow Machine" he has a background in Neurology and is one of the leading Mind Therapists in the World Today. DISCOVER MORE ABOUT ANDREW T. AUSTIN: https://23nlpeople.com/ More About IEMT - https://integraleyemovementtherapy.com/ Metaphors of Movement https://metaphorsofmovement.co.uk/ ROYLES OFFICIAL WEBSITE = http://www.magicalguru.com/

Guest Introduction: Mark Andreas teaches NLP for the NLP Practitioner Program, for Redrocks Community College, and for private sponsors in many locations. He also has a Personal Change private practice in Boulder CO, where he assists people in achieving life goals and resolving limitations using NLP, Core Transformation, Metaphors of Movement, and other methods for personal transformation and development. Mark’s past experience includes having worked in wilderness therapy as a counselor and trip-leader for the Monarch Center for Family Healing where he was in charge of facilitating groups of “troubled” youth. He is also the author of 2 books, including, “Sweet Fruit From The Bitter Tree: 61 Stories of Creative and Compassionate Ways out of Conflict,” and “Waltzing with Wolverines: Finding connection and Cooperation with Troubled Teens.” Interview Summary: In this interview, Mark first discusses his journey into NLP, and describes what NLP is and how it works. He provides an example showing how people can have drastically different interpretations of the same experience. We ask Mark how people can change their internal dialogue. He outlines the two sectors of NLP: the one that improves our communication with others, and the one that improves our communication with ourselves. He then walks us through an exercise that reveals the two ways that we remember things. Mark talks about how to teach someone to change their internal perspective. He explains the different approaches he would take with someone suffering from a phobia or PTSD, versus someone dealing with grief. We ask him to go through the other core components of NLP, and he reveals some tools for improving communication with others. Mark explains what presuppositional language is, and demonstrates how to use it. He also discusses how this concept applies to people's internal dialogues. Mark then explains why using positive affirmations is a bad strategy for personal change. He reveals the underlying presupposition of NLP: that every aspect of our experience is there for some positive purpose. Next, Mark walks us through another exercise to demonstrate how to reframe situations. He uses an example of a man worried about why women won't like him, and explains how to change our self-talk from an inner critic to an inner ally. We then shift to the topic of body language, and Mark talks about mirroring and gives an example of an exercise he does in his classes. He offers a good tip to see how in sync you are with someone in an interaction. We also ask Mark what to do if the other person reacts in a way that makes you start to shut down. He recommends doing inner work, and using mirroring to keep a disagreement from escalating. Mark then discusses some other tools that he uses in his practice. He describes Core Transformation, a personal growth process developed by his mother, and gives a case study of working with a client to overcome a traumatic experience. He also talks about Metaphors of Movement, developed by Andrew T. Austin, and explains how to use it to get out of stuck states and push through obstacles. Finally, we ask Mark for tips on how to get out of a rut and move past emotional limitations. He discusses using different NLP tools to work through inner thoughts and feelings, clear objections, and change your beliefs. Find out more about Mark: http://markandreas.com/ https://andreasnlptrainings.com/mark-andreas-bio/ The Craft of Charisma Podcast is also available at: bit.ly/Soundcloud-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/Stitcher-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/iTunes-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/Spotify-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/GooglePlayMusic-CofC-Podcast bit.ly/iHeartRadio-CofC-Podcast