Submodalities - A toy or an intervention?

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Permalink Reply by Bridget McKenna on December 7, 2010 at 10:15am

All of the above! To me, submodalities are the very stuff of the structure of thought. I find it fascinating to study my own, and often amazingly effective to use in interventions / therapy. They form a part of nearly everything I do. Of course, others' mileage may vary. :)

Permalink Reply by Duff McDuffee on December 7, 2010 at 11:13am

By the time you've elicited a client's submodalities, they are already in a light trance and change is possible. I think there are incredible possibilities to still be discovered through submodality interventions.

I find Steve Andreas's work with submodalities incredibly profound, precise, and practical (note: I work for Steve, but am not paid to say this!).