Neuroscience Laboratory

• The map is not the territory

• Mind and body are parts of the same system

• There are no defeats - there is only feedback; there are no failures - only experience

• If you can't do something, do something else

• If one can do it effectively, another can learn it

• The speed of learning/change can be instantaneous

• The intention of any action is positive

• The meaning of communication is in the reaction it causes

• Any behavior is the best option available at the moment

• Life and thinking are systemic processes

• To describe a system, you need to go beyond it, to change a system, you need to be in it

• The most flexible element controls the system, the most subtle element determines its stability

• The universe is friendly and abundant

• Everyone has everything they need to make changes and achieve success

• All our experience is encoded in our nervous system

• By changing your perception, you change the world around you

• We are controlled by what we are not aware of

• The mind does not care whether what is happening is real or it imagines it

• Having a choice is always better than not having one

• BAGEL

• ROLE

• TOTE

• SCORE

• SOAR

• Channels of Confusion (VAKOG):

• Visual

• Auditory

• Kinesthetic

• Olfactory 

• Gustatory

• Vestibular

• Self (1st position)/other (2nd position)/system (3rd position)

• Motivation FROM/TO

• Sorting gates:

• People

• Actions, processes, procedures

• Time

• Place

• Information

• Things

• Values

• Processes/Result

• Activity/Reflexivity

• Procedures/Possibilities

• Similarities/differences/what is not there

• Reference: internal/external/system

• Time: past/present/future

• Type of thinking: deductive, inductive, transductive

• General/details

• Inclusive/through

• Convincers:

• Intensity

• Number of times

• Time

• Period

• Absent

• Nominalizations

• Vague nouns

• Vague pronouns

• Vague verbs

• Comparison with default (vague criteria)

• Lost performative (lost evaluation)

• Mind reading

• Universal quantifiers (universal quantitative)

• Modal operators of possibility (impossibility)

• Modal operators of necessity (ought)

• Causal relation (A=>B)

• Complex equivalent (A=B)

• Transfer of responsibility

• Temporal connectives (assumptions)

• Contrasts

• The conjunction "OR" (false choices)

• Questions

• Awareness predicates

• Sequence

• Embedded questions (evaluation)

• Time changes

• Negative commands

• "Quotation marks"

• Ambiguity (scale)

• Ambiguity (phonological)

• Ambiguity of punctuation

• Violations of selective constraint (personification)

• Causal verbs

• The conjunction "AND"

• Chunk Up

• Chunk Down

• Metaphor/Analogy

• Apply to Self

• Another Outcome

• Counterexample

• Hierarchy of Criteria

• Redefine

• Model of the World

• Reality Strategy

• Change Frame Size

• Intent

• Consequences

• Distort the Meaning

• Meta Frame

• Negation

• Submodality shift

• EMDR

• Anchor collapse

• Swish pattern

• Visual-kinesthetic squashing

• Visual-kinesthetic dissociation

• Integration of conflicting parts

• Changing personal history

• Six-step reframing

• New behavior generator

• Walt Disney strategy

• Rapid phobia treatment

• Integration of logical levels

• Reimprinting

• Cartesian coordinates

• Three-position description of the situation

• Treatment of acquired allergies

• Inoculation of a new belief (museum of new beliefs)

• SCORE on the timeline

• Environments

• Behaviors

• Abilities, strategies

• Values, beliefs

• Identity

• Mission

• For family

• For society

• For the planet

• For the universe

• Positively formulated

• Controlled by you

• Described by sensory language

• Matches the context

• Appropriate size

• Ecological

• Includes necessary resources

• Obstacles explored

• First step defined

• Alphabet

• Rainbow

• Square/chaotic breathing

• Drawing while breathing (a variant of “chaotic breathing” with drawing)

• Trans-formation

• NASA

• Circle of perfection

• Walk of power

• Moscow-Amsterdam

• Advanced pat-a-cake

• Motor game of the New code

• 1 position

• 2 position

• 3 position

• Variants 4 positions: system, double dissociation

• Visual

• Auditory

• Kinesthetic

• Gustatory

• Olfactory

• Spatial

• Motor

• Neurosemantics

• Metaphors

• "Cubes"

• Dance the problem

• Draw the problem

• Personifications (internal images)

• Spatial parameters of images

Visual Submodalities

• Brightness

• Size

• Color

• Distance

• Sharpness/Blur

• Contrast

• Boundary (Frame)

• Shape

• Movement

• Speed

• Number of Images

• Visual Angle (Associated/Dissociated)

• Focus

Auditory Submodalities

• Loudness

• Pitch

• Timbre

• Tempo/Rhythm

• Distance of Sound Source

• Mono/Stereo

• Clarity

• Voice Source

• Persistence

• Words or Sounds

Kinesthetic Submodalities

• Location

• Intensity

• Pressure

• Temperature

• Texture

• Humidity

• Weight

• Size/Volume

• Shape

• Movement/Vibration

• Duration

Olfactory and Gustatory Submodalities

• Intensity

• Character

• Pleasantness

• Location

• Visual construction

• Visual memory

• Auditory construction

• Auditory memory

• Internal dialogue

• Kinesthetics