About Soulwork Training
You probably learn best if we support your interest and encourage
your strengths, interests and your needs. We tailor the Soulwork training experience to you.
You probably learn best with a balance of formal instruction
and coaching experience with a trained, experienced (and active) coach supervisor.
Excellence comes as you integrate experience with theory,
during a series of guided lessons with guided exercises. Soulwork home-study
training provides opportunities for you to experience and understand Soulwork
techniques, while preparing you for the intensive Soulwork Coach training.
Soulwork Home Study exposes you to many types of problem and
related changework modalities. You are expected to exercise with people from as many
socioeconomic and educational backgrounds as possible; and you are expected
to share your experiences with your study group and supervisor.
| Basic Home-Study |
Advanced Home-Study |
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This has six core components:
- Professional Friendship
- Goalwork and Assessment
- Dissolving Objections
- Relationship Clarification
- Dissolving Conflicts
- Towards Integrity
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This has six core components:
- Advanced Assessment
- Goal Hypnosis
- Dissolving Issues of Identity
- Dissolving Relationship Bonds
- Dissolving trauma and PTSD
- Mentorship
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Professional Friendship
Basic skills for a Soulwork therapeutic coach include the following,
although the most effective coaches set an example with how they live their own lives.
This list describes "professional friendship" skills that you can use to
support people, but they are not changework, interventions or treatment. Practicing
the following skills can help you identify areas for therapeutic changework, and may
provide people with short-term relief.
- accept (and perhaps enjoy) people's behavior
- set limits and observes boundaries
- validate thoughts, feelings, and actions
- provide support and encouragement
- provide self-disclosure without violating own privacy
- discuss habitual thoughts, beliefs and emotions
- discuss possible next steps and their consequences
- discuss how to evaluate thoughts and feelings
- discuss how accept reality as it is
- discuss how to tolerate stress and avoid distress
- discuss whatever the person wishes to discuss
- discuss the most serious problematic behaviors
- enlist the help of others (for example, to find medications, employment, etc.)
- discuss and demonstrate effective problem solving
- discuss how to find information, advice and practical suggestions
- discuss homework, e.g. record feelings, activities, or events, or do pleasant things
- discuss the events prior to problematic behaviors
- discuss the consequences of behaviors
- discuss the meaning of dreams and fantasies
- discuss connections between relationship problems and emotional problems
- discuss how to effectively ask for help
- discuss traumatic events such as abandonment or abuse
- discuss connections between current problems and childhood experiences
Goalwork and Assessment
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| Reality Check |
Ensure that a client with physical symptoms has
consulted or will shortly consult a medical doctor. CYA - and your client's. |
Dissolve Objections
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