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A few questions for you
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Dear Reader, A few honest questions today. Are you on the edge of signing up for something that could change your practice and your life? Are you a lifelong learner who wants to go deep, not just wide? Do you hold a professional qualification and want to supercharge it, with tools and self-knowledge that most training doesn't offer? Are you ready to make a significant shift in how you understand yourself and the people you work with? If any of those landed, the Two-Year Process Work Study Program in Byron Bay is worth a serious look. Over two years you move through the full breadth of Process Work: dreamwork, body symptoms, relationships, altered states, groups, the kind of inner work that shifts how you move in the world. Four-day intensives, four times a year, in beautiful Byron Bay. 198 hours. 99 PACFA CPD points per year. No assessments. It suits practitioners who want to go deeper and those who are ready to make a significant change in how they understand themselves and the people they work with. The program attracts coaches, leaders, therapists, health and community service professionals, yoga teachers and others. Many attend purely for their own personal development. "Deeply enriching on both a personal and professional level. It invites exploration rather than prescription... a transformative experience." First intensive commences July 24th. Registration closes 30th June. Or reply to this email. We'd love to talk. Warmly The ANZPOP Team *Did an amazing friend or colleague forward this email to you? Click here to get it directly into your inbox |
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