We all react to our MAP of the world and not the objective world.
In NLP we say: The map is not the territory.
Our map of the world is shaped by our sensory preference (visual, auditory, kinesthetic, audio-digital). Conflicts and tensions in relationships stem from differences in sensory preferences.
Learning to recognize your own and other's maps of the world can help you improve your relationships.
In this talk, Galit and I explain the different sensory preferences and how they affect intimate relationships, through examples from our life and the clinic.
Practical examples will help you become more aware and flexible in your communication.

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