Nigel & Jenny Heath:-
Address: Jinglewood House Ltd, Lyndhurst Road, Landford. Wiltshire
SP5 2AS
Nigel’s reports:
2010 NLP reports
2009 NLP reports
2008 NLP reports
2004 NLP reports
2003 NLP reports
About NLP-
About Nigel Heath
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About the Library
The library is a facility we run for Members only -
Thanks to the generosity of our speakers and our members, the NLP-
We have a wide range of books covering:
- NLP -
Neuro Linguistic Programming - Business Coaching
- Communication
- Education and Learning, styles or systems
- Fiction, but relevant!
- Healing
- Hypnosis
- Meditation
- Metaphor /Clean Language
- Personal Development
- Relationships
- Spirituality
- Therapy
- Specifically for Women
We also have a small number of audio / video items available on request.
Over the years a number of books have gone missing, so we are now making sure we check them in and out more carefully. If you want to borrow or return a book, please see
Jenny Heath
who is our librarian.
NLP South Library
Library rules
- Members can borrow up to two books at a time.
- Please return books promptly so others can borrow them too.
- We like members to complete a simple assessment of the book -
there’s a form inside each one. This helps other people decide which books they’d like to borrow and us to decide which to keep in the library. - If there is a particular book you would like tell us & we’ll try and get hold of it.
- Lost or severely damaged books are charged at cost -
we work on an honesty system. - Borrowing a book constitutes acceptance of these rules.
Free Prize Draw
- new for 2010
The library now has duplicate copies of some great titles, so we’re giving one away each month in a FREE prize draw.
Because we like our members to benefit in lots of ways from being part of our practice group, the draw is only open to members. And because we love busy, vibrant sessions, only members who make it to the meeting are entered in the draw.
It all happens automatically -
Last month’s winner was new member, Lisa Freemantle, who took home Joseph O’Connor and John Seymour’s ‘Introducing NLP’.
