• BU Module Media

• Welcome BU Family! Here you will find audio files, videos, documents are other media we use in teleclasses and that may you may use as a resource whenever you need. Enjoy!

• BU Teleclass Archives

• Here you will find recordings of lectures and discussions along with media and materials from previous BU teleclasses.  This is a wealth of knowledge and only accessible to Dual PhD Program students.    

• PNF 100: Current Teleclass Modules

• This course is required in all of our degree programs and is the most important part of your BU education as it is the live weekly teleclass for lecture and group discussion. Here you will find recordings, videos, documents and assignments for our current live teleclass module.    

• PNR 200: S.O.M. Patterns

• S.O.M. (Sleight of Mouth) is about the magic of words and language. Language is one of the key representational systems from which we build our mental models of the world, and has a tremendous influence upon how we perceive and respond to the world around us.    

• PNF 101: Intro to Psychoneurology (PN) - Spirit Mind Body Psychology

• In this course, you will learn exactly what Psychoneurology is, and why and how it is different for mainstream psychotherapies.  In completing this course, you will have the foundation to learning PN protocols and understand the importance of applying ancient wisdom to modern practices to promote a ... [read more]

• PNF 102: Introduction to NLP

• The understanding of Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) is fundamental for any Psychoneurologist.  This course will introduce you to the powerful skills of NLP and how we psychoneurologist use NLP to better understand the needs of our clients and deliver resources for a positive outcome.

• IHT 101: Integrative Health and Thriving Core Resource Series: Ancient Wisdom Practices

• The ancient wisdom practices employed in Psychneurology is the daily conditioning that is essential to understanding PN imperatives.  In this course, you will learn practices such as Chi Kung, ancient Kabbalistic meditation, and Ophanim that are necessary for the daily routine and periodic refreshen... [read more]

• PNF 103: Being an Emissary for PN

• Students will emerge from this vital module with an ability to explain the seminal work of Psychoneurology to any audience.  This module covers how to discuss Psychoneurology with people from various perspectives of understanding and differing subjective contexts.  Psychoneurology described to the “... [read more]

• IHT 102: Organ Systems: A Complement to your Practice of Ophanim

• Dr. Edward Wilson, doctor of internal medicine at UCLA hospital, guides you through a series of lectures on the various organ systems of the body, and how they merge and are perfected through the 3000 year-old practice of the Kabbalistic healing form known as the Ophanim.  This course has been comme... [read more]

• PNR 102: The Technology of Rapport

• The core underlying structure of the “magic” ability to bond and create connection are explored and experienced.  This module provides the basis for understanding the foundations of elegantly and effectively and train the world of the client demonstrated by Masters of transformation such as Milton H... [read more]

• PNR 103: Core Transformation – Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy

• Two remarkably powerful processes for transformation are juxtaposed to each other, for purposes of comparing the masculine versus feminine approach that each provides. In this fascinating analysis, both processes were made immeasurably more effective by being understood in the context of Psychoneuro... [read more]

• PNR 104: NLP: Precision Language

• The fundamental tool structure of language known as the “meta model” is explored and meta-model “violations” are discussed so that they can be understood, identified and artfully employed.  The psychoneurologist can learn how “unpacking” poorly constructed linguistic information can help them unders... [read more]

• PNF 201: Developing the Vocabulary to Be a Living Bridge

• Here students familiarize themselves with the mainstream terminology that will allow them to speak "the language" of the psychologists and psychiatrists that they will be teaching in the coming years. Vocabulary is reviewed and briefly summarized by the student in writing, on a regular basis, on the... [read more]

• PNR 202: Advanced Representation Systems and Strategies

• This is a more advanced exploration of the structure of motivation and decision-making "strategies". Students are taught how to elicit and understand various mental processes for dealing with everything from responding to criticism, to making choices so that the psychoneurologist, by using these pow... [read more]

• PNR 203: Sub-modalities (Advanced)

• In this more advanced, technical explication of the various structural elements of experience, known as some modalities, Steve Andreas guides students through more sophisticated refinements in understanding elements for phobia processes and other transformational patterns.  This course well demonstr... [read more]

• PNR 204: Reframing and Negotiating

• Students will watch demonstrations in pacing incongruence sequentially and learn processes for listening and sorting polarities, integrating parts, and testing integration. Students will also learn the various elements of reframing, and culminating in understanding conditional closing. This class wi... [read more]

• PNR 205: Ecology and Metaphor

• It is essential that all changes that are made to our clients are "ecological" in nature, meaning that they are in harmony with all the client’s internal systems. This will ensure the changes are durable and can be adopted throughout the client’s lifespan to help them thrive. This course covers the ... [read more]

• PNR 206: Advanced Communication Skills – Dealing with Resistance & Conflict

• The course utilizes resources for advanced NLP practitioners and those who have completed the necessary prerequisites. Various tools and processes are explored for dealing with resistance and conflict, such as the understanding of "perceptual positions", the power of precision language, the protocol... [read more]

• PNR 221: Contexts for Application: Self-Esteem, Self Confidence & Motivation

• Processes and protocols will be shared that can create automatic, unconscious nurturing and "self-care". Topics of self-appreciation, self-esteem, and various approaches will be reviewed for use in the perspective of Psychoneurology's imperatives for thriving.  The most effective processes and under... [read more]

• PNR 224: Contexts for Application: Family

• Topics are explored within the family dynamic such as parenting positively, the rational emotive behavioral therapy (our EBT) and its application to emotional education, teaching values and self-discipline, and more. This module can provide some support in preparing for the more dynamic explorations... [read more]

• PNR 225: Contexts for Application: Grief

• The topics of grief and family systems, resolving grief, healing traumas, dealing with disaster, and transforming these experiences into expansion and enhanced self love and appreciation will be explored.  This module will provide background that we help you create, in the live classes and summits, ... [read more]