EP21 Speech 22 - Addressing Multiple Levels of Change - Robert Dilts, BA

Creating lasting and ecological change frequently involves interventions on multiple interconnected levels such as: environment, behaviors, capabilities, beliefs, values, identity and sense of purpose. Working with these different levels involves different dynamics and produces a different degree of impact. It is important to have a road map and toolbox for how to influence clients at all of these levels. This session will explore the different types of processes and qualities of relationship that are necessary to produce change at multiple levels.

Learning Objectives

1. Define the different levels of change typically involved in the change process.
2. Discuss the different dynamics and relational issues related to different levels of change.
3. Present examples of the influence of different levels of change and how they relate to various types of therapeutic issues.