IINLP Moral Philosophy
IINLP Accredited NLP trainers & Coaches who give NLP trainings & Coaching agree to act according to these principles.
These ethics do not state the details of what participants must do. They form a framework within which participants are free to express themselves.
These principles always act within the context of the laws of the participants country.
The IINLP is not responsible for the work of its accredited travellers and coaches, nor does it monitor them on an ongoing basis. They are responsible for their own work and their own results. However, the IINLP will act on complaints against their ethics and standards, if they are brought to our attention. If these are proved, the accredition will be barred from the ICNLP.
The beliefs of Accredited NLP Trainer / Coach of IINLP:
– Every client is a unique individual; every client is different.
– Every client chooses the best choice for themselves;
– Every client has endless courage, affection, resources and energy;
– Every client is creative, smart and complete;
– Clients are the experts. Only clients can find out the true solutions to the problems.
Being an Accredited NLP Trainer / Coach of IINLP should be:
– Detached, that does not impose personal judgments on clients;
– Enlightening, that points out places where clients may misunderstood, overlooked or inexperienced before;
– Altruistic, that is not selfish and helps clients grow.
The responsibility of an Accredited NLP Trainer / Coach of IINLP:
– Assisting clients to find out, clarify and achieve their goals;
– Guiding and encouraging clients to discover one self;
– Leading clients to produce their own solutions and strategies that tackles the problem;
– Be confidential, reliable, and supportive to clients, and encourage clients to achieve their goals.
An Accredited NLP Trainer / Coach of IINLP abides by the following coaching principles :
– Every thing can be better, even if it is good enough;
– The more the choices one has, the more success one will be;
– Usually clients have the solutions, while a coach only enlightens them;
– Most clients work under the upper limit of their potential;
– There is always an easier way;
– If one way does not work, try another one;
– If someone can do it, every one can learn to do it;
– Clients defines the values, not the coach;
– Everyone hopes to play his or her own part well;
– No failures but returns;
Ethical principals of an Accredited NLP Trainer / Coach of IINLP
These ethical principles are values that guide behaviour of IINLP certified and how they practice NLP. These are not intended to cover the practice of NLP training, coaching, therapy or other specialised applications. Members should refer to their professional associations that cover these fields.
The IINLP Ethics are built principally on the following presuppositions of NLP.
IINLP NLP Beliefs for Working with Clients & Participants
- There is no failure, only feedback
Failure is only a judgment about short-term results. Neither you nor others fail.- If you want to understand, act
Action is the answer; the learning is in the doing.- We already have all the resources we need or can create them
There are no unresourceful people, only unresourceful states of mind.- All behaviour has a purpose
Actions are not random; everyone is always trying to achieve something, although they may not be clear what that is.- Having a choice is better than having no choice.
If a person is given a better choice according to their values and beliefs, then they will take it. Always act to increase choice.- You are doing the best you can
– and you could probably do better.- You create your own reality
You operate as if those mental maps are reality.
These mental maps can limit potential more than real constraints from the outside worldThese principles have been shown to benefit everyone inside and outside the community.