 Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) presuppositions are foundational beliefs or assumptions that underpin the NLP framework. They shape how practitioners view and interact with the world and are instrumental in guiding behavior and thought patterns. Many of these presuppositions originated from the work of Richard Bandler and John Grinder, who developed NLP in the 1970s. Steve Andreas, along with his wife Connirae Andreas, also contributed significantly to the evolution of NLP. Virginia Satir, although not directly involved in the creation of NLP, influenced its development through her pioneering work in family therapy as did Milton Erickson, a Psychiatrist and Psychologist specializing in Medical Hypnosis and family therapy (and many more of course).
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