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Reverse Meta Model: Change of State Verbs; Place Verbs

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Reverse Meta Model: Change of State Verbs; Place Verbs

by Doug O'Brien under Blog |  December 4, 2009

Reverse Meta Model
If you are new to this blog, the explanation of what is meant by this phrase is explained in earlier posts. Here are two more categories of presuppositions that are very useful.

Change of State Verbs

(change, transform, turn into, become)

Often, when you change one small behavior, you soon transform the entire gestalt.

Change of Place Verbs

(come, go, leave, depart, enter)

If I’ve gone when you arrive, you can enter through the side door.

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About Doug O'Brien

Doug O’Brien is a Master Practitioner and Trainer of NLP, and a Certified Hypnotherapist. In 1988, while assisting at NLP and NAC training seminars with Anthony Robbins, Doug achieved the designation of Master Trainer. He now conducts numerous seminars of his own around the globe (specializing in the “Sleight of Mouth” patterns of Robert Dilts, NLP Certification Courses, and Ericksonian Hypnotherapy) and helped found Columbia-Presbyterian’s Department of Complementary Medicine with Dr. Mehmet Oz.

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