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Leaving with a bucket full of personal power
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Hi Reader, “Leaving with a bucket full of personal power.” It's a bit tricky to explain to people that this isn’t just another professional training - but feedback like that does capture part of it! You’ll explore how to:
And if you’re wondering whether you really need to learn about altered states when you’re not a therapist… think again. “Deeply enriching on both a personal and professional level. It invites exploration rather than prescription… For anyone curious about their experiences, open to discovery and willing to meet themselves in sometimes mysterious ways, this course offers a transformative journey.” Most trainings will give you techniques and tools for work. Or life. But rarely such a rigorous combination of the two. This program has been built from international Process Work schools and refined over years of local practice. Adapted for the Australian context, it’s deep, rich, and highly experiential. You’ll learn techniques, yes, but you’ll also learn about yourself. Each of the eighteen modules brings two days of new content, live fishbowl demonstrations, and guided practice in a safe, reflective environment. You’ll get hands-on experience using step-by-step exercises that you can take directly into your work and life. The Melbourne cohort is designed for those who value frequency of connection with their learning - with monthly sessions, no assignments, and an atmosphere that keeps the practice alive and present. “It was such an amazing program — I highly recommend it.” If 2026 is the year you’re ready to engage more deeply with life’s unfolding processes, to meet yourself in new ways, to take your skills and awareness to the next level, and to leave with your own bucket full of personal power then this is your invitation. Join the Melbourne Two-Year Process Work Program. The venues are now locked in for the 2026 Two-Year Process Work Study Program: Melbourne Cohort – Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre (251 Faraday Street, Carlton VIC 3053) Applications are open now for interviews and we start in February! The Byron Cohort will begin later in July 2026, but is also open now for registrations. The Byron venue will be Marvell Hall (37 Marvel St, Byron Bay NSW). Interviews are held in Melbourne, Byron Bay and online. Just a heads up that in December, Melbourne cohort interviews will only be available online because we'll be traveling. If you'd like to apply or have any questions, reply to this email or visit the course website: click here. If you haven't signed up for our newsletter yet and would like to stay updated on our events, you can sign up on our website – we'll be sharing our full 2026 program of workshops, conferences, and other events very soon. warmly ANZPOP Team |
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