About the Members Website

Dr. Wyatt Woodsmall

Dr. Wyatt Woodsmall is the International Coordinator for INLPTA and the founder and President of Advanced Behavioral Modeling Inc., a training and consulting firm committed to dramatically increasing the performance of organizations and individuals through the use of advanced behavioral and learning technologies. Dr. Wyatt is an expert modeler, business consultant and trainer.

He is known for his vast range of interests and for his ability to synthesize complex ideas into new and more powerful models. Dr. Wyatt has been instrumental in pioneering the concepts and applications of behavioral modeling technology in the public, business and athletic sectors. He is the co-creator of Advanced Behavioral Modeling (ABM) ™ which is a technology for capturing and transferring excellence. ABM™ is a synthesis of the NLP approach to modeling with ideas from artificial intelligence, cybernetic epistemology, systems science, values research, human typological analysis, accelerated learning and cognitive psychology.

Dr. Wyatt Woodsmall

Constantine (Kaan) Bimplis

Constantine is responsible for the technical part and administration of the INLPTA Members website. He is handling all support requests on the membership website and he manages the digital certificate issuing process. He is an INLPTA Master Trainer specializing in educational psychology.

Constantine Bimplis

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