Nick Kemp : Provocative Change Works™
A Two Day Workshop

This weekend is an opportunity to learn the approaches that make up the Provocative Change Works™ and classic Provocative Therapy strategies as created by Frank Farrelly.

Start: TBC
Duration: 2 day course
Investment: £300.00 (plus VAT)

These skills are highly effective in personal development, therapeutic intervention, coaching and business contexts. There will be lots of interactions and the teaching will focus on developing skills and how to integrate these skills into measurable and practical outcomes.

Here are some of the things we will be learning during these two days:

Identifying and utilizing the first 26 Provocative Icon cards for accelerated provocative change

Exploring the "Full Representation Hypnotic Inductions" to change client "stuck states" to fluid states

Time Framing client sessions - how to create a future client session while working in the "here and now"

Practising the PCW exercises to develop multi-level sensory awareness and exquisite state control during client sessions

Learning the art of improvised and creative interactions, for accelerated results in coaching, therapeutic and business situations

Working one on one with Nick Kemp as demonstration subject (limited opportunities due to time considerations)

Exploring Provocative Change Works(tm) and Provocative Therapy from an NLP perspective and how the creators of NLP were influenced by Farrelly’s work.

Here are the possible benefits from learning these skills:

Become a more eloquent conversational communicator
Master the art of effective multi layered communication both verbally and non verbally
Think in creative new ways to produce better outcomes for yourself and others
Develop the confidence and fluidity to make you a more effective persuader
Define and use time better for highly effective business outcomes
Create and use metaphors to stimulate invaluable new ways of problem solving for both yourself and others

What People are saying about Nick Kemp

"You are totally disarming and beyond formalisation. There is ease and naturalness about you and you make people relax really quickly. You got the power man!"
Frank Farrelly, Creator of Provocative Therapy

"Do you know Nick Kemp? - (he is) exceptionally bright, and I have immensely enjoyed communicating...The kind of exchanges that I have been having... are the kind of activities that I think can really advance the field."
Steve Andreas, NLP Author, Trainer, Developer.

Nick Kemp: Provocative Therapy

Nick Kemp has been involved in the field of personal change for thirty years, having studied many forms of communication and personal development, including Hypnosis, Provocative Therapy and Neuro Linguistics, before creating his own Provocative Change Works(tm) approach that he uses in his private practice. His highly acclaimed Human Alchemy (tm) series of CDs attracted international attention and he created the first ever commercial multi sound DTS hypnosis CD. In early 2001 Nick Kemp’s Human Alchemy CDs had already became regarded by many as some of the finest hypnosis products available, and were described by Anglo American Books in the following way –

“We are sent many CDs and audiotapes from therapists for review, but it is truly unusual to come across a product that is as effective and professional as this offering from Nick Kemp. As well as being a useful tool it should be of great interest to those who wish to use the more complex language techniques inherited from Milton Erickson's great work.”

In 2004 Nick Kemp met Frank Farrelly, (creator of Provocative Therapy and influence on the creators of NLP) and began an intensive training to become an approved Provocative Therapy Trainer. He subsequently founded The Association for Provocative Therapy (or AFPT) and released the “Provocative Change Works for Phobias” DVD set which has commentary from Frank Farrelly himself. In 2006 Nick Kemp was a guest for 26 consecutive weeks on BBC Radio curing phobics live on the air using his Provocative Change Works approach. This has been described by Frank Farrelly to a professional colleague in the following way.