La programación neurolingüística (PNL) es un modelo de comunicación interpersonal que se ocupa fundamentalmente de la relación entre los comportamientos exitosos y las experiencias subjetivas —en especial, modelos de pensamiento— subyacentes. También constituye un sistema de terapia alternativa que pretende educar a las personas en la autoconciencia y la comunicación efectiva, así como cambiar sus modelos de conducta mental y emocional.^[1] La PNL se ocupa de la influencia que el lenguaje tiene sobre nuestra programación mental y demás funciones de nuestro sistema nervioso, como tambien los patrones lingüísticos que empleamos.

  Neurolingüistas destacados

• Connirae Andreas
• Steve Andreas
• Richard Bandler
• Nelly Cedeño
• Robert Dilts
• Milton H. Erickson
• John Grinder
• Paul Ekman
• Paul McKenna
• Tony Robbins
• Eric de la Parra Paz

  Véase también

• Ciencia cognitiva
• Control mental
• Técnica de liberación emocional
• Terapia familiar
• Terapia sistémica

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  See NLP – Neuro Linguistic Programming or No Longer Plausible?
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