Format
In Facilitator Training Program, students are immersed into both iD Theory and Methodology. Participants undergo regular personal iD sessions and also learn best practices for facilitating.
Coursework includes:
- Assigned reading and student discussions between class sessions.
- Group in-class discussions of assigned reading so students are exposed to multiple perspectives.
- Personal iD sessions for each student. Doing our own iD work is the foundation for facilitating others. As we continue to integrate all aspects of our authentic selves, we build the skills, capacity and navigational heft to facilitate others.
- Observing and participating in iD Workshops open to the public; students can attend all Workshops at no cost.
- Supervised, student-facilitated iD Sessions (introduced in latter courses)
Weekly classes are roughly three and half hours long and focus on deepening individual understanding of the Self as well as the theoretical aspect of the material.
Between classes, students are encourage to attend iD workshops to further their learning. It is recommended that students attend available during the course each Module.
Timing / Duration
7 Modules in Total
5 Modules structured as weekly meetings (10 weeks); these provide continuity and ongoing support
2 Modules structured as weekends for a more intensive immersion
One Weekend (in Person) - this is an optional training that allows students to learn how to facilitate in-person iD Sessions
Next Facilitator Training Program starts May 2024 (start time 10 am PT / 1 pm ET / 6 pm GMT)
Estimated Completion August 2025
Weekly iD Workshops Attend Workshops at no charge for the duration of the Training
Breaks Typically, there is a a one week break between Modules; and there are longer breaks during the Summer and in December
Reading List – Required
Who am i in a Traumatised and Traumatising Society - Franz Ruppert
Trauma and Identity - Vivian Broughton
Early Trauma - Franz Ruppert
Reading List – Recommended
My Body, My Trauma, My I - Franz Ruppert
Sex, Love and Trauma - Franz Ruppert
Healing the Fragmented Selves of Trauma Survivors: Overcoming Internal Self-Alienation - Janina Fisher
Link to BooksAre there any prerequisites for the training?
Can you join the training if you are not in a helping/healing/counseling profession?
How can you prepare for the training?
Why do you have to attend iD workshops as part of the training?
When can you facilitate?
Is there support for graduates after the training?
Can you get CEUs for the Primary Training?
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