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9 May 2026

Uncover the important

The important thing, the thing that will make positive change happen, is not on the surface and it’s not obvious as you look at the status quo. I NLP is, among other things, a methodology for coming at an issue from different perspectives until you understand what is different and important. With that knowledge, you are more capable of crafting a brief message that interrupts the flow of the routine and prompts new recognition or action.
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2 May 2026

Bullet holes in airplanes and other challenges

I saw a post about AI that argued using AI was like using calculators. Everyone worried when calculators were introduced that they would weaken math skills. But we’re fine. . . or are we? If we look at the survivors, we might see people who are still good at math. They took courses in financial mathematics or statistics and they have some sense of how to read trends. But maybe we have been looking at the survivors, and not the whole picture.
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Posture Rhythm Breath
23 April 2026

The body changes the story

Sustained change can be great and important, but sometimes we just need to see the present a little bit differently. And that can happen, on time and on purpose, when we make small alterations in our physiology and allow those changes to change what we notice and feel.
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18 April 2026

From seething to focus

Do you know that moment when you are so frustrated and everything you think or say twists you a little more on the inside? That moment when you confront another person, and you can’t find the right words and that makes you even more upset, with yourself and with the situation? What if being aware is the first step and the next step is learning. . . learning how people shape and respond to situations and feelings. . . learning how to move from noticing your feelings to fine-tuning them as tools for making choices. . . learning how to feel comfortable in your own skin, even when you are uncomfortable in the moment. . .
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11 April 2026

Create reliable small wins

Good practice is not a grind. It’s an opportunity to enter a flow state, take the bite out of mistakes, and create the small wins that motivate. Whether you’re looking for ways to do your own work better or to lead others, creating opportunities for good quality practice has benefits beyond skill development.
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3 April 2026

How will that fresh start feel?

lots that is unfamiliar and some that is unwelcome. Starting is hard. Sustained positive change requires that we get started. And it’s easy to start for the length of a TikTok video. It’s much harder to maintain the start through the weeks when you have to adapt to a new environment or build a new habit. It will probably seem that everything–and everyone–is out to derail you.
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Hold your peace
28 March 2026

How to be confident enough to say nothing

Holding your peace means knowing why you aren’t speaking and remaining clear on where you want to go next. It means that you are accountable for your own communication, and you are not provoked when speaking out won’t help. It means knowing you are accountable for the impact of your words.
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Like more of what you learn
18 March 2026

The fun-damentals of learning

Think of a time you were having fun with other people while working on a project or task together. I bet that the more fun you were having, the harder you were working. It seems like a contradiction, but we love being surrounded by people who share our goals while we stretch and grow our own capabilities. Progress is a great motivator, and so is laughter.
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Gentle
13 March 2026

Gentle doesn’t mean you’re not tough

Gentle leads to reliable: small, repeated changes require less force and lead to more sustainable healing or growth. This is the neuroscience of learning: words like patient and gentle are often descriptions of change that is nudged, not forced. If you are strong, your next step is to become so capable that you do not expend unnecessary force. You focus on the one thing, and work systematically to achieve it without harm (because harm is also waste). In effect, the strongest make change happen gently: with efficiency and compassion.
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The NLP Practitioner Certification Details and Pricing

NLP Canada Training Practitioner Certification

 

At NLP Canada Training, you’ll work with a community that turns the best evidence into

practical techniques. Ask questions, practice hard, and have fun while you learn to make

change happen in you and around you. Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) is a toolkit for

learning, development and change. It was developed in the 1970s as a practical way to help people identify better choices for their feelings, goals and relationships.

Pricing

Individual plus Individual Application Sessions (3)  $2285 + tax

Individual $1885 + tax

Couples, Groups, Retired Seniors, or Full-Time Students, $1425 + tax per person

NLP Practitioner plus the NLP Master Practitioner, $3285 + tax per person

Payment Plans

We’ll work with you to develop a payment plan you can manage. Normally a 20% deposit is

required before the course begins, and we’ll agree on monthly payments to be made by pre-authorized credit card or PayPal. There are no extra interest charges or fees as long as you make your payments regularly.

Live on Zoom

Training is live on Zoom and you will spend most of your time in a breakout space with one or two other people. Days run from 10:00 AM Eastern to 5:30 PM Eastern (Adjust for your time zone). We never record and we do not allow recording.

Dates for 2026/27

Season

 

Start

All Session Dates

Summer/Fall 2026

Fri. Aug 28

Fri/Sat/Sun Aug 28/29/30 and Fri/Sat/Sun Sept 11/12/13 and Oct 3/4

Fall 2026

Fri. Oct 30

Fri/Sat/Sun Oct 30/Nov ½ and Fri/Sat/Sun Nov 13/14/15 and Sat/Sun Nov 28/29

Winter 2027

Fri. Jan 22

Fri/Sat/Sun Jan 22/23/24 and Fri/Sat/Sun Feb 5/6/7 and Sat/Sun Feb 20/21

Spring 2027

Fri. Mar 5

Fri/Sat/Sun Mar 5/6/7 and Fri/Sat/Sun Mar 19/20/21 and Sat/Sun Apr 3/4

Late Spring 2027

Fri. Apr 23

Fri/Sat/Sun Apr 23/24/25 and Fri/Sat/Sun May 14/15/16 and Sat/Sun June 5/6

 

More Questions? Contact us for a free consultation

Email: linda@nlpcanada.com

Office: 416-928-2394

Cell: 289-242-5089

NLP Canada Training Practitioner Certification

At NLP Canada Training, you’ll work with a community that turns the best evidence into

practical techniques. Ask questions, practice hard, and have fun while you learn to make

change happen in you and around you. Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) is a toolkit for

learning, development and change. It was developed in the 1970s as a practical way to help people identify better choices for their feelings, goals and relationships.

Pricing

Individual plus Individual Application Sessions (3)  $2285 + tax

Individual $1885 + tax

Couples, Groups, Retired Seniors, or Full-Time Students, $1425 + tax per person

NLP Practitioner plus the NLP Master Practitioner, $3285 + tax per person

Payment Plans

We’ll work with you to develop a payment plan you can manage. Normally a 20% deposit is

required before the course begins, and we’ll agree on monthly payments to be made by pre-authorized credit card or PayPal. There are no extra interest charges or fees as long as you make your payments regularly.

Live on Zoom

Training is live on Zoom and you will spend most of your time in a breakout space with one or two other people. Days run from 10:00 AM Eastern to 5:30 PM Eastern (Adjust for your time zone). We never record and we do not allow recording.

Dates for 2026/27

Season

 

Start

All Session Dates

Summer/Fall 2026

Fri. Aug 28

Fri/Sat/Sun Aug 28/29/30 and Fri/Sat/Sun Sept 11/12/13 and Oct 3/4

Fall 2026

Fri. Oct 30

Fri/Sat/Sun Oct 30/Nov ½ and Fri/Sat/Sun Nov 13/14/15 and Sat/Sun Nov 28/29

Winter 2027

Fri. Jan 22

Fri/Sat/Sun Jan 22/23/24 and Fri/Sat/Sun Feb 5/6/7 and Sat/Sun Feb 20/21

Spring 2027

Fri. Mar 5

Fri/Sat/Sun Mar 5/6/7 and Fri/Sat/Sun Mar 19/20/21 and Sat/Sun Apr 3/4

Late Spring 2027

Fri. Apr 23

Fri/Sat/Sun Apr 23/24/25 and Fri/Sat/Sun May 14/15/16 and Sat/Sun June 5/6

More Questions? Contact us for a free consultation

Email: linda@nlpcanada.com

Office: 416-928-2394

Cell: 289-242-5089

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