Yep. Plenty - are you asking specifically about anchoring techniques? I've got a host of teleseminars coming up soon.

Techniques are not the main thing- the attitude of NLP is in exploration and modeling. Anchoring is a model based off from basic conditioning exercises in behavioral psychology.

However, there's plenty more to discuss, if you want techniques. Spinning emotions, the swish pattern, handshake induction, stacking anchors, chaining anchors, new behavior generator, automatic new behavior generator, smiling down, parts integration or visual squash, dancing SCORE, timeline reimprinting, eye movement infusion, chaining modal operators, values alignment, values utilization, rapport building, spatial anchoring… the list will go on.