Devan Tindall

Devan Tindall

Devan Tindall has worked in the dynamic arena of NLP since 1991 and was certified as an NLP Trainer in 1996. She trained in the field of hypnosis in tandem with the NLP and is certified through the National Guild Of Hypnotist. Her studies include training in London with Tad James, an internationally recognized trainer in the field of NLP and Hypnosis. She has been a student of Diamond Approach (depth psychology and inquiry aka. Geneen Roth) and the Enneagram (personality types) for the last 5 years.

Devan has a private practice for weight loss, smoking cessation, stress reduction and personal growth. She specializes in coaching her clients through times of transition by helping them create a more fulfilling and inspiring vision for their lives. She intuitively guides them by tapping into a variety of resources including NLP, Hypnosis, The Enneagram, metaphors and symbolism. She works with groups and individuals. She has taught classes covering a variety of subjects including Creating a Dynamic Vision (Vision Boards), Spirituality in Our Everyday Life and Understanding the Self through the Enneagram.

She has been a student of Diamond Approach (depth psychology and inquiry aka. Geneen Roth, author of New York Times bestseller, Women, Food and God and the Enneagram (personality types) for seven years.

Devan is also a Reiki Master (Energetic Healing) and has taught Reiki for the last 15 years. She has a private practice for weight loss, smoking cessation, stress reduction and personal growth. Devan specializes in coaching her clients through times of transition by helping them create a more fulfilling and inspiring vision for their life. She intuitively guides them by tapping into a variety of resources including: hypnosis, NLP,  The Enneagram, metaphors and symbolism.  She works with groups as well as individuals.

Devan writes a column for The New Era Times called FOCUS. Be sure to check her column regularly for more uplifting ways to master your life skills. You can reach Devan by email for questions or comments.

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