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Richard Bandler – Creating Therapeutic Change – 6 of 7 – Playing With Problems —–Other vids from the series are at1 of 7 : ??? (Sorry I would love to have it also, but upload if you got it)2 of 7 : of 7 : of 7 : of 7 : of 7 : [THIS]7 of 7 : (Canned DescriptionBandler considers this advanced seminar his best ever presentation of how to work with clients. Just solving problems often isn’t enough. Time distinctions can be used to interlace beliefs, feeling states and chains into complexes that generatively reorganize fundamental attitudes throughout a person’s life. Among the areas covered are: State preparation of the therapist. Noticing the information and presuppositions many people miss. Rehearsing backsliding to build presuppositions of success. Weaving “complexes” that go far beyond solving particular problems to changing fundamental attitudes.1. Layering Responses 104 min. [MISSING-if anyone has, please rip/upload]Use time and submodalities to layer response states into pervasive and positive attitudes-for therapist and client.2. Propulsion Systems 101 min.Layer meta-Programs to build powerful motivation systems. Rehearse backsliding to build in presuppositions of success and use time distortion to change semantic responses.3. Attitudes 94 min.Use temporal thresholds to ensure the client doesn’t go back to old behavior, and use layering to build pervasive positive attitudes.4. Perceptual Grids 86 min.Trance, either/or alternatives, and expressive humor makes old problem behaviors seem unfamiliar and ridiculous and refocuses attention on desired outcomes.5. Nonverbal Amplification 91 min.Use your non-verbal behavior as an instrument for putting together the package of experience that will reorient clients from past problems to future satisfaction.6. Playing with Problems 78 min. [THIS product]Playful exaggeration as a way to disassemble seriousness and reverse presuppositions about problems.7. Weaving Complexes 94 min.Put it all together to create new experiences that are so desirably compelling that the person is propelled out of old behaviors into future discovery and growth.Warning: Richard Uses Explicit Language.