Nuerolinguistic Programming (NLP) is a distinct approach to issues of communication and personal development through the connection between neurological processes, language and behavioral patterns learned through experience. The program allows for an understanding of each of these elements, and through Experiential Learning to reinforce existing positive behaviors and to create new behaviors in the same manner affording individuals and teams the means through which to affect changes in order to achieve specific goals.

NLP uses models of exceptional and idealised behavior as a basis for which individuals to measure themselves and identify the ways in which they can adopt successful attitudes into their every day working life in order to become more efficient teams. Involving both sensory acuity and flexibility of behavior, NLP develops the emotional understanding of individuals through imitation and development of the best strategies, while also aiding the practical application of such strategies in the working environment.