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NLP Northeast
Cricket Kemp
She is presently pursuing research into how Magical Spelling changes the right-left brain coordination patterns in learners, enhancing all literacy learning for these learners. Cricket has presented eight times at ANLP conferences, and has had three articles published in Rapport. She and Caitlin Walker successfully undertook a significant piece of research for Ealing Education Services into the skills of teachers who can motivate young people.
Caitlin Walker
My mission is to enable more people to make sense to more people more of the time. My attention is often focussed on those in vulnerable situations for whom it is vital that they be understood clearly.
Ian Berry I’ve been a teacher for 21 years and I’ve enjoyed most of the rewards that classroom teaching can offer.
My area of interest is in applying the “L” of NLP to the schoolroom- both the classroom and the staff room. Deepening, widening, and enriching the experience of teaching and learning through effective use of language is important to me. Whether “behaviour management” is the issue, or student report writing, or the delivery of well-structured and well-presented lessons, language matters. Since 1991 I have co-developed for NLP Northeast the NLP Spelling Strategy (featured in a double-page article in the NUT’s “The Teacher” magazine in?) and delivered it to at least 1500 “interested parties”. Since 1997 I have also co-delivered the then first UK NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner Courses for Education Professionals (for Ealing Education Authority). It is important to me that NLP becomes available to all teachers everywhere. The Professional Guild of NLP will, I hope, help to forge even stronger links between NLP and the Education Profession at all levels. The modelling methodology of NLP, and its existing techniques and skills, can help to move education forward in the UK. Developed with the needs of the teaching professional in mind, and delivered from within the framework of a recognisable and assured code of practice, I expect to see NLP take its rightful place in the development of education in this country.
Mike Treasure
Mike has an academic background in Physics, much experience in co- operative business and the voluntary sector together with some experience in education. He lives in County Durham with his wife and two children. His presentations at the ANLP conference include "Joining Up NLP" and "The ecology of NLP in everyday life".
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Cricket joined Tioxide (processor of titanium dioxide pigments) in 1985, and
was Human Resources Manager (Training and Development) for Tioxide Group
Services until December 1994. She is self-employed as a business and
education consultant and has been on the faculty at Management Centre Europe
in Brussels. She was course materials author and tutor in personal
management skills for an MBA course. She is an accredited Trainer of NLP
and manages NLP Northeast, which began running NLP training in 1989.
My areas of expertise include the proven ability to research, teach and present original ideas within a variety of business contexts. Pacing and leading effective communication with a broad variety of individuals and groups in contexts as varied as inner city teenage gangs to Senior Management Teams. I mediate between individuals and groups to promote greater understanding of self and others.
I first stepped into NLP by way of a book: “Using Your Brain For a Change” and I’ve been practising and perfecting doing so in my teaching ever since.
He is noted not just for his knowledge but also for his ability to
explain aspects of NLP clearly and lucidly, with specific examples from
everyday life, whilst encouraging an environment where people are free
to think in a flexible way.