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Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is a set of techniques and belifs that adherents use as an approach to enhancing personal development and the human potential. The initial ideas of NLP were developed around 1973 by Dr Richard Bandler, and Dr John Grinder, a professor of linguistics.

The term "Neuro-linguistic programming" denotes a set of models and principles meant to explore how the mind and neurology (neuro), language patterns (linguistic), and the organization of human perception and cognition into systemic patterns (programming)
come together.
Based upon language patterns and body language, non verbal cues derived from the observation of several world-renowned therapists.

NLP works on areas such as how subjective reality drives beliefs, perceptions and behaviors, and therefore how behavior can change, transforming beliefs, and treatment of traumas and this is often possible through appropriate techniques based upon how known experts worked with this relationship. NLP has been applied to a number of fields such as sales, psychotherapy, communication, education, coaching, sport, business management, interpersonal relationships.