Sport psychology and use of neuro linguistic programming (NLP) in sport

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Lazarus, J. and Cohen, R. 2009. Sport psychology and use of neuro linguistic programming (NLP) in sport. Journal of Health, Social and Environmental Issues. 10 (1), pp. 5-12.
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TitleSport psychology and use of neuro linguistic programming (NLP) in sport
AuthorsLazarus, J. and Cohen, R.
Abstract

This article focuses on how NLP techniques may be beneficial to athletes and those working in sport. The NLP approach of communication draws evidence from a variety of disciplines and therefore is a model for those utilising life coaching techniques, as it enables psychologists coaches and other practitioners to classify and respond to appropriately to athletes experiences.

Research GroupSports Psychology at the London Sport Institute
PublisherSchool of Health, Biological and Environmental Sciences, Middlesex University
JournalJournal of Health, Social and Environmental Issues
ISSN1478-5692
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PrintApr 2009
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