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Curriculum Overview
Curriculum Overview Integra™ Practitioners To Apply
1st Quarter Text Requirements
1st Quarter Goal: DEEPENING OUR DEFINITION OF SELF
The first quarter provides the material for the foundation upon which all other quarters are fashioned.
Small group discussions and presentations, meditations, exploration of bioenergetics and
anatomy and physiology of the subtle anatomy will all be presented as well as
protocols for hands-on work and instruction in proper use of the pendulum
for chakra diagnostics. This quarter culminates in the development of a Personal Wellness Plan.
2nd Quarter Goal: BROADENING OUR PERSPECTIVE TO INCLUDE RELATIONSHIPS
The foundation of our self-work has begun and now it is time to look at our relationships with new eyes. Listening and communication skills are emphasized this quarter
as we explore the insights offered by Neuro Linguistic Programming and the
development of sensory acuity. Energetic defense systems and relational ethics
will be explored as we look at ourselves in relation to others. Work with anatomy
and physiology of the subtle anatomy will deepen and increase as additional,
more specific protocols for hands-on work are learned.
The development of a Personal Holographic
Plan for Being marks the end of this quarter.
3rd Quarter Goal: SOLIDIFYING THE FOUNDATIONS AND ADVANCING PERSONA AND PRACTITIONER SKILLS
Work within ourselves and within our relationships is now well underway and it is time to broaden our focus. The curriculum assists with this expansion by encouraging the students to begin developing their own personal style for healing. Body
symbology, counseling principles and further exploration of the self through mentoring sessions assist the student in the process of becoming. Expanded and more in-depth protocols are learned as the maturation process of the student accelerates. This quarter culminates in a Case Presentation.
4th Quarter Goal: BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER
Advanced, in depth, healing techniques involving 4 dimensions of the Human energy system are mastered. The principles of (1) subtle anatomy; (2) approaches to counseling; (3)communication and listening skills; (4) ethics on both the personal and professional level; and (5) body symbology are woven together creating an understanding and experience of the self and is reflected in the experience of the client. A Thesis Presentation and Graduation Ceremony mark the close of this quarter and this course of study.
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