Description

Do relationships seem complicated because there are many hidden factors in how we communicate, connect and relate to each other.
Humans are dynamic, there are many aspects to how we operate, but when you understand people and the patterns in the brain that shape our lives….well it gets uncomplicated - even predictable.
We'll explore the brain habits we operate from and how the mind creates filters in what we see and don't see. Discover quick tools to start using in your relationships everyday, whether with meeting new people, interacting with family members or with your significant other.
Learn how to change your relationship and communication habits quickly and effectively so you can feel more connected, understood and create healthier relationships with those around you.
Bring your spouse, a date or a friend - and demystify what your brain habits are running in the background that keep you from communicating and connecting. Discover how your brain can change the 'operating habits' that your mind runs - and run new ones instead.
Get the skills to set up your brain for healthier and happier relationships and connections. Start enhancing your own relationships and connections right away with skills that last a lifetime.
Join the single class with the brain skills to uplift your relationships, or join us for the entire series of NLP Neuro Linguistic Programming Training and Certification course. Series includes live trainings in Salt Lake City, Utah with practitioner training and certification program.
www.thebraintrainerllc.com/classes
Holly Stokes, The Brain Trainer, Author, Speaker, Hypnotherapist, is a 3 time author and has more than 20 years experience in the field of applied psychology.  She has worked with thousands of clients in 'rewiring' the brain out of fears, negative thinking and the habits that keep us stuck. She has been quoted by Shape Magazine, Active Times and Chicago Tribune and appears on radio shows and local TV. She says, 'Whatever you want to create in your life - the answers are in your brain.'