CraigEubanks

Virginia Satir was one of the pioneers of family therapy, and probably the greatest family therapist who ever lived. She was also a major source of NLP patterns and distinctions.

In 1985 she presented a morning and afternoon keynote address to the National Association for NLP in Denver, Colorado. At the end of her afternoon talk, a man asked for help in applying her approach to his mental health work in a rural community, where he was encountering strong opposition from conservatives.

In response, Virginia enacted a series of brief role-plays in which she demonstrated a wide variety of ways that he could respond in this situation.

In these two videos we are treated to a rare display of Virginia's flexibility, and her willingness to do anything to evoke a powerful response, knowing that all responses can be utilized as a way to connect with someone and initiate a process of change.

A rare TV interview with Bruce Lee done in 1971, 2 years before his hit movie "Enter The Dragon". Bruce talks about his philosophy, thoughts on the martial arts, and what it's like to be an actor on 2 sides of the ocean.

Pierre Berton is the interviewer. Location is Hong Kong.