SCRIPTS & PROTOCOLS
NLP scripts.
Step-by-step protocols for the core NLP techniques. Each script is a working version of the technique, with calibration notes and common-mistake callouts. Practitioner-level scripts are safe for supervised practice; Master-level scripts require trainer guidance.
Note: scripts are educational. For client work, train and certify with a recognised school first.
PRACTITIONER
Swish Pattern
Replace an unwanted automatic image with a desired one. Full step-by-step script with calibration notes.
PRACTITIONER
Circle of Excellence
Spatial-anchoring script for accessing a chosen state on demand. Pre-presentation, pre-interview, pre-performance.
MASTER PRACTITIONER — SUPERVISED USE ONLY
Fast Phobia Cure
Double-dissociation protocol for single-incident traumatic responses and simple phobias.
PRACTITIONER
Anchoring
The foundation script — setting, stacking, and collapsing anchors for state work.
PRACTITIONER
Reframing
Content and context reframing scripts for changing the meaning of an experience.
PRACTITIONER
Submodality shift
Step-by-step script for adjusting the felt qualities of internal imagery to change emotional response.
PRACTITIONER
Parts Integration
Visual-squash and integration script for resolving internal conflict between sub-personalities.
MASTER PRACTITIONER
Timeline Therapy
Spatial timeline elicitation and release protocol. Works on accumulated emotion and limiting decisions.
PRACTITIONER
Perceptual Positions
Three-position perspective-shift script for conflict, negotiation, and recurring relational patterns.
MASTER PRACTITIONER
Values Elicitation
Structured questioning script for surfacing and ranking a client's actual values in a context.
PRACTITIONER
Well-formed Outcome
The five-criteria checklist for turning a vague goal into a specific, sensory-grounded outcome.
PRACTITIONER
Ecology Check
Verification protocol to ensure a proposed change does not break something else in the client's system.
How to use these scripts
- Read the full technique page first — the script is one part of a larger protocol.
- Practise on yourself for the Practitioner-level scripts. Anchoring, reframing, sub-modality work, well-formed outcomes — all safe for self-practice.
- Practise with peers next. Take turns running techniques on each other in low-stakes contexts.
- Do not run Master-level scripts (Fast Phobia Cure, Timeline Therapy, Values Elicitation) on serious material without trainer supervision.
- Calibrate constantly. The script is the form; calibration is the skill that decides when to deviate.