Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) was founded at the beginning of the 1970s as a method for effective communication and modelling by the linguist John Grinder and student of mathematics Richard Bandler. Bandler and Grinder modelled the cognitive and behavioural patterns of the famous therapists Milton Erickson, Virginia Satir and Fritz Pearls, and based on those investigations formulated the principal ideas of NLP. Studies relating stress factors and life events to illness appear with remarkable regularity in the major psychological, Psychiatric, Psychosomatic and sociological journals and to a lesser extent in those of chemical medicine. The motion of socially induced stress as a precipitating factor, chances of disease is gaining acceptance among a wide spectrum of scientists. It is becoming recognized that stress can be one of the components of any disease not just of those designated as psychosomatic illness. As Dodge and Martin, have expressed it, “the diseases of our times namely the chronic disease, even susceptibility to microbial infectious disease is thought to be a function of environmental conditions culminating in psychological stress on the individual, rather than simply of exposure to an external source of infection.