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Phil Robinson is NLP Adventure’s answer to Ray Mears. Phil has been using the natural environment as his classroom for many years, working with groups in the art and craft of outdoor living. The Bushcraft & Tracking session is an opportunity to learn and practise primitive fire lighting skills (no matches or lighters allowed!) and to learn how to follow and read the tracks of a human being or animal to its origin or destination.

In NLP we explore sensory acuity in order to recognise subtle non-verbal clues as to a person’s emotional state. In this session we’ll be taking things a lot further - and learning to notice clues to where a person or animal has been and where they went! Phil’s daughter describes it: “It is like picking up a bit of string in the middle and following it to where it is going or where it has come from.”

I’ve briefly explored this with Phil a while back and it’s almost spooky how you can learn to see a faint footprint in the grass by shifting your physiology and your way of looking at things… Definitely a highly recommended session.

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