Neuroplasticity demonstration using Like to Dislike from NLP

Summary

March 16, 2019, 9 min

A live demonstration of the NLP like-to-dislike technique as proof of neuroplasticity: a volunteer's picture of a loved chocolate cherry cordial is moved to where his disliked martini olive sits on the screen of the mind, and the cordial turns repellent. Covers replacing location rather than melding pictures, dieting use, and the brain's capacity to change.

In this video

Teaches

NeuroplasticityLike to dislike

Discusses

Screen of the mind

Mentions

Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP)Diet

Key moments

00:00Neuroplasticity and the like-to-dislike technique 00:33Christopher's liked food: the chocolate cherry cordial 01:06Eliciting a disliked food: the martini olive 01:36Locating the cordial's picture on the screen of the mind 02:04Locating the olive's picture, then re-eliciting it 03:03Moving the cordial picture to the olive's place and sealing it 04:10Test: imagining the cordial now feels like an olive 05:21Switching it back, and using the technique for a diet 05:55Replace the location, don't meld the two pictures 06:31That is neuroplasticity: the brain's power to change 08:05Thanks to Christopher and sign-off