Silveira Becoming Ethical Barriers

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Andrea da Silva Silveira has consistently demonstrated competency and skill in verbal and non-verbal communication by using the art and techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Systemic Coaching. The holder has demonstrated the ability of detection, utilisation and alteration of the structure of subjective experience for herself/himself and others via the technologies of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Systemic Coaching. She/he has also demonstrated good ethical standards and respect for personal ecology of change. The holder of this certificate is granted the right to use the title of:

Systemic Coach with NLP - Leader Coach

The training was conducted in 140 hours, 12 days of training, including 5 days of supervised practice and academic

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