SWISH is a technique used in NLP to help people replace unwanted or unhelpful thoughts and responses with helpful ones. It is a visualisation and reframing, thought to be particularly useful in dealing with situations where the client experiences stress that prevents them performing at their best. The basic steps are: Select a replacement feeling…
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