num_pages: 340
description: In this ground-breaking book, INLPTA Master Trainer and founder member of Ken Wilber's Integral Institute, Peter McNab integrates NLP and the AQAL Model for the very first time. In Towards An Integral Vision , the reader is introduced to a wide range of models such The Four Legs of NLPPerceptual PositionsBernice McCarthy's 4Mat SystemKen Wilber's AQAL ModelClare Graves's Values ModelThe Integral Outcomes ModelThe Integral Target ModelThe Meta Model &amp; Metaprogrammes The author brings these diverse elements elegantly together into a dynamic whole that provides us with the blueprint for The Integral Conversation . In the process, a wide-ranging of diverse subjects are introduced and explained through integral eyes. Health, relationships, organisations, and the current global situation are just a few. Towards An Integral Vision is practical and down-to-earth with specific exercises for the reader to do while learning these new and exciting concepts. Ken Wilber, author of Integral Psychology and Founder of the Integral Institute says that this book is "a powerful and compelling approach to individual transformation and community enrichment... "The book's aim is to introduce a whole new audience to the Integral World. He has been teaching this material along with NLP for the past eight years, and this gives his book not only great depth but also a wealth of experience to draw from. This makes the book a powerful and compelling approach to individual transformation and community enrichment. "Energetic, engaged and practical, this is a very personal book that also includes many exercises to help readers to apply the Integral Model in their own lives. "This is probably the first integrally-informed NLP book to be published and, as such, it deserves a very wide readership indeed."
language: English
title: Towards An Integral Vision: Using NLP & Ken Wilber's AQAL Model to Enhance Communication
titlecomplete: Towards An Integral Vision: Using NLP & Ken Wilber's AQAL Model to Enhance Communication
genres: Reference
ratings_count: 5
publisher: Trafford Publishing