Beliefs: Pathways to Health and Wellbeing

This is one of the first NLP books I've read. Bought it about a decade ago, but read it since 5 or 6 times. It's one of Dilts' best works, in my opinion. I'm in sales, but the techniques and ideas in this book have helped me a lot. The exploration of beliefs is well explained, and the language is not too hard to understand. Yes, the book is a bit hard to read, but you know what - if you only read the easy stuff, as someone smarter than me said, you won't grow! You have to get through the hard stuff, sometimes, to get better and improve yourself. This is a highly recommended book for all self-help readers, not just therapists.

This book is a combination of pure written narrative and the excerpts from classes/lectures that Robert Dilts held while he was alive. It's an older book but well worth the read if you're a student of NLP or simply interested in how to effect change. It's not the same as being there but it's close.

This book gets at the foundation of beliefs and explains systematiclly how beliefs can be changed. This book will be somewhat difficult for those not yet familiar with some of the concepts. Overall an excellent book.

This is a thoughtful work on the nature of beliefs, especially as they result to health and wellness. As a psychiatrist who works with very ill clients, I found the ideas presented to be helpful in structuring my clinical work. Those who gave the book poor reviews may have been looking for a self-help manual. This book is definitely worth reading, especially if you work with clients and need an intellectual model to approach changing their self-limiting beliefs. The writing is clear and accessible. I would highly recommend it.

This is a practical guide, using Neuro-Linguistic Programming for healing and for enhancing wellness. The techniques discussed provide a deeper appreciation of the role of symptoms as invitations to understand ourselves and to heal