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The term '''Reframing''' designates a communication technique which has origins in [[family systems therapy]] and the work of [[Virginia Satir]]. [[Milton H. Erickson]] has been associated with reframing and it also forms an important part of [[Neuro-linguistic programming]]. In addition, [[provocative therapy]] uses reframing with an emphasis on (contracted; show full)ends recall how unfortunate his leg fracture was that summer, and he says, "Breaking my leg was the best thing that ever happened to me!"  From then on, whenever he is disabled by injury or illness, he recalls the lesson and is far less despondent over his temporary disability than he otherwise would have been, as he takes the opportunity to do something novel.

This is the story of famous singer '''Julio Iglesias''', who had a promising career in soccer playing for 
'''Real Madrid''', but a accident left him '''semi-paralyzed'''. At the hospital, a nurse brought him a '''guitar''', and that's the beginning of a very prized singing career by the Guinness holder of "most albums sold in all languages". (see Julio's link).

==Six step reframe==
The six-step reframe is a pattern for changing unwanted habits and behaviors developed by John Grinder, the co-founder of NLP.<ref>Grinder, John & Carmen Bostic St Clair (2001.). Whispering in the Wind. CA: J & C Enterprises.</ref>.
It involves:
#Identifying the context where the unwanted behavior pattern occurred, 
#Establishing unconscious yes/no signals, 
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