I had someone saying they had seen him live on stage the other night, they were full of praise, saying he was the best thing they had ever been to see, I quote " absolutely amazing, I want to see him again tonight too"

mores the pity, I didnt know he was touring

I have found recently that people I speak to online, who know i practice NLP, have started asking if I can help them whilst talking on chat pages or instant messengers.  At first this was a bit daunting, thinking to myself that I wouldn't be able to see the facial reactions, eye accessing reactions etc.

However, having taken the plunge and done quite a few sessions, I have found NLP to be equally as effective.  I have dealt with situations varying from simple headaches, for which I found the painting technique spoken of by Mike Hawkes very useful, to back pains and varying other aches and pains, leading up to severe panic attacks where people couldn't sleep or go outside, and I have had positive results in all these situations, with each case the discomfort/problem being resolved.

I wonder how far this medium could be taken, in the form of NLP?

Although it is harder to phrase your language when typing, and people typing their responses back can seem like an age has passed, because you can't see their reactions, r.e.m. etc. I feel that there is an advantage here to be considered in making NLP more widely available.

Has anyone else had any experience in this field? If so I would be pleased to hear your views/experiences, so that I could look into this situation.

Who knows? ..... In a few years we could all use NLP via an instant messenger instead of face to face therapy sessions.  Far fetched? maybe, but not unrealistic. don't you agree?

Richard.