Christiane Turner has been perfecting her Coach skills for two decades and is an international NLP Trainer, Coach and Consultant. Her Audio book: Quantum NLP - Thought into Manifestation, came out in 2007 in the "Your Coach in a Box" label by Gildan Media, the book version is currently in the publishing process.

She is the founder of Quantum NLP LLC in Salt Lake City, Utah, which offers high integrity NLP Training, Coaching and Consulting. She is a natural teacher - her dynamic combination of strength and gentleness helps her to lead clients and groups to break-through change. Christiane is a leader who highly values community building and has initiated and organized community projects, as for example the annual "NLP EXPO" in Salt Lake City and the "Law of Attraction Club", which uses the Universal Manifestation Principles in conjunction with NLP.

Most of her extensive experience in NLP was in conjunction with Tim Hallbom , Suzi Smith and Robert Dilts, as she also worked at the Anchor Point Institute with Tim and Suzi during her study years. Christiane opened her NLP business in 1995 and has been building her international reputation as an innovative Trainer.

Christiane's background is in Linguistics and Banking. She just celebrated her 20th anniversary with her partner and husband Shawn and they have two sons, Gracen (8) and Maxian (6). For more information please visit www.quantumnlp.net

"I just wanted to tell you what an incredible experience we had yesterday in class with Christiane. She was fantastic! Her personality was energizing, enthusiastic, and warm. Her teaching style was excellent. She had 3 concrete processes to teach and she managed to not only do those but also included a lot of review and tied so many things together. I really felt some pieces fall into place that hadn't before yesterday based on the way she explained things.

I understand that she is new to your teaching community. I wholeheartedly recommend her. As a trainer myself, I appreciate a variety of teaching styles. However, I often find myself being a little critical and spending time thinking about how the instructor "should" be teaching rather than listening. Not only did that never happen, I was actually taking notes on what she was doing. She's an excellent role model and I hope I see her in future classes. In fact, I would be prone to take a class just because she was teaching."  — Nancy Mabler, Life Coach