I'm going to add a new section to NLP Connections where people can easily find youtube videos that are related to NLP. There's a lot of hidden gems on that site but their search system isn't very flexible - you can't find all the NLP-related videos just by searching for NLP.

So what are your favourite clips there? Please add the links below and I will turn them into a video section for the site.

YouTube - Hypnosis - Rehearsal Induction
YouTube - Mina, Instant Induction and more
YouTube - Paul Mckenna - I can change your life - Programme 1
and
YouTube - The Hypnotic Handshake Induction Demonstration
also
YouTube - Richard Bandler - The Hypnotist - Part 1
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RczTTZqBSYw&NR=1

I just put up a Virginia satir one on another thread,

I think it fantastic: YouTube - Virginia Satir

There's so much on there now:

Steve Jones is great too!

YouTube - Steve G. Jones Hypnosis Video

Here's a complete listing of all sorts of NLP:

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.=

Here are a few of my favorite YouTube video sources:

YouTube - NLPSalad's Channel (Jamie Smart, Peter Freeth, etc. NLP and hypnosis demos from courses)

YouTube - andrew23blogs's Channel (Andy Austin, who makes it all look easy)

YouTube - paulmckennatraining's Channel (all the "Change Your Life" programmes, and some other good stuff)

YouTube - NLPTimes's Channel (Highly educational deconstructions of Derren Brown, Tony Robbins, and others)

YouTube - hypnosis101's Channel (basic NLP and hypnosis education videos)

YouTube - josephcloughhypnosis's Channel (NLP and hypnosis demos)

Love the Andy Austin link. thanks, Bridget.

Here are some things I've watched recently and have found them to be amazing:

YouTube - Captain Blood [1 of 12]

YouTube - Pt 1 / The Signal Man a short ghost story by Charles Dickens

YouTube - The picture of Dorian Gray part 1

The first one is Captain Blood starring Errol Flynn, the next is Charles Dickens's The Signal Man and the final one so far is The Picture of Dorian Gray. I've enjoyed watching these immensely and find that they have great language patterns and methaphors.

There's a total lack of good demos on there. A few trainers show clips from their trainings but what I'd really like to see is demos of changework. Show the beginning, middle and end and let's see who can actually get results.

Dear Ben,

look at the Virginia Satir clip, she takes a member of the audience, a stranger, develops extraordinary rapport almost instantly. She then finds out the language with lightening speed, tells the woman to make a picture and reads her sub-modalities through callibration.

All that with the obvious outcome of change and a change very much for the better, I'm sure!

Steve G Jones gives you all the techniques you could ever wish for, for use on suspecting and unsuspecting people. There is an old saying, it goes like this ' hunt well to eat well'

Then the three movies I placed up there are full of metaphor and changework, as I explained on the post, perhaps you should view them in greater detail?

Have fun