Liminal Practice

Liminal Practice is a two-volume, practitioner-level companion to the 260 presuppositions that underpin NLP coaching work.

Where Liminal Influence explains each idea in accessible language for a general audience, Practice goes the other direction, into the actual mechanics practitioners need to work with the material directly. Submodalities, logical levels, metaprogrammes: the vocabulary of the craft, applied to each presupposition specifically, not taught as separate theory. Every left-hand page grounds one presupposition in the NLP mechanics behind it. The facing page turns it into something usable in an actual session: a practitioner application, coaching questions built for client work, and space for your own notes.

The 260 presuppositions are organised into eight themes, deliberately sequenced so a reader who already owns Liminal Shift encounters a different journey here, not a repeat. Theme One opens with presupposition #131, not #1, as an immediate signal that this book asks something different of you.

This isn't a training manual you finish. It's a reference you return to before a session, after a session, or whenever a client's stuck in a pattern you recognise but haven't quite named yet. It is built to sit on the desk, not the shelf.

For NLP Master Practitioners, ICF-credentialed coaches, and anyone whose coaching practice draws on presuppositional language and wants the depth a general-audience book won't give you.