This program is self-paced. Attend the sessions you can. After you reach 30+ hours of live training you can schedule your practical to be certified. 

Office Hours are every Thursday at 7pm ET and each of the four mentorship tracks have their own training / practice session times. 

• CMT-TS Friday 9am ET
• SIG Method for Selfcare Friday 10:30am ET 
• iTRC Friday 12noon ET 
• SPS Friday 3pm ET 

All sessions are intended to be 45 minutes. On occasion they may go longer. I will have a certified SIG coach facilitate these sessions when I am away leading retreats, etc. 

Our live calls will take place on Zoom with replays available in our private Fb group. You can go through the recorded content at your own pace. Office hours will be an open Q&A session to ask me any questions you like regarding the material you are learning, your healing journey, caseload, career direction, etc. 

Our training sessions typically involve traditional teaching, practice in the main room and breakout rooms, and a follow-up / feedback discussion after the practice session. 

This is a month-to-month ongoing mentorship program. You start and stop at your choice. If you wish to be certified you must complete 30+ hours of living training to schedule your practical exam. 

Yes! There will be office hours every Thursday where you can ask me anything and get the support you desire. You can also get support in our private FaceBook Group. If you would like 1-on-1 coaching from me, you will have a 50% discount on all coaching programs for 1-year after the program starts. 

This program does not offer a refund as it is month-to-month with no time commitment. You can cancel your mentorship program at any time. 

After you have completed;

• 30+ hours of living training in the mentorship program 
• the Masterclass videos and quizzes 
• and reading program manual

You can schedule your practical exam. If you were in a prior 3-month certification program cohort the practical exam is free to schedule. If you were not in a previous 3-month certification program cohort the practical exam cost is $299 to schedule and administer.   

The two biggest differences I hear from my students is:

• my time, attention, and availability for the folks in my programs 
• and efficacy of the tools and techniques I teach, they are truly life changing   

Oh yeah, and they say I am very approachable, patient, intuitive, loving, giving, and kind but come see for yourself :)))

That all depends on what you want to do with it, what you want to do with your life, and what your purpose is. I help people break through imposter syndrome, own their power, and share their gifts. I lay out the steps for you to take to put your certification into action. 

It means, I place my company name and personal reputation, that I have been building for last 25 years in this industry, that you have the skills described in the certification you received, and you can demonstrate those skills confidently. My programs are accredited by two accrediting bodies. 

Yes, you do not have to currently work in the mental health field to enroll in any of these mentorship programs. Past clients have used these programs to break into the mental health field. You can use this mentorship program to deepen your own selfcare practice to reduce stress, anxiety and emotional pain. You can also enroll in the SPS Mentorship Program if you would like to better support a loved one struggling with suicidal ideation. 

Both approaches revisit the original traumatic memory. EMDR is an amazing psychotherapy technique that can involve repeatedly revisiting a traumatic memory while a therapist guides the patient through bilateral stimulation movements naturally (such as eye movements or tapping back and fourth) or assisted by technology (using a light bar, headphones, etc) to activate both sides of the brain to re-program the memory so it no longer solely lives in the amygdala which activates the fight-or-flight response when the memory comes to mind. 

The S.I.G. Method revisits the memory usually once, doesn't require equipment or technology, and re-programs the memory using pure life-force energy. The coach intuitively surfaces the original traumatic memory fueling the client's stress-anxiety-depression and guides the individual to express all their emotions regarding the original trauma. Once the emotions are fully expressed the coach guides the client through a few mantras to anchor their true identity that has no fear and is completely free. S.I.G. sessions are highly cathartic, requiring the client to feel and express deep emotions, and repeat intuitive mantras to release emotional pain. 

Both approaches revisit the original traumatic memory. EMDR is an amazing psychotherapy technique that can involve repeatedly revisiting a traumatic memory while a therapist guides the patient through side to side eye movement (and possibly other exercises) using technology to activate both sides of the brain to re-program the memory so it no longer solely lives in the amygdala which activates the fight-or-flight response when the memory comes to mind. 

The S.I.G. Method revisits the memory usually once, doesn't require equipment or technology, and re-programs the memory using pure life-force energy. The coach intuitively surfaces the original traumatic memory fueling the client's stress-anxiety-depression and guides the individual to express all their emotions regarding the original trauma. Once the emotions are fully expressed the coach guides the client through a few mantras to embody their true identity that has no fear and is completely free. S.I.G. sessions are highly cathartic, requiring the client to feel and express deep emotions, and repeat intuitive mantras to release emotional pain.     

The Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) is vital in today's society because so many people are stressed out, feeling traumatized, and can easily be triggered and deeply upset during routine interactions in the healthcare and social services systems. Usually TIC involves three components: (1) realizing trauma is prevalent in our society; (2) recognizing how trauma affects everyone involved in an organization or program; and (3) by putting this knowledge into action. TIC acknowledges the need to understand a patient's life experiences in order to deliver effective care and educates the provider how to improve patient engagement, treatment, and health outcomes. One of the purposes is to not re-traumatize patients during interactions with the provider. In the past patients used to say a doctor or nurse had a good or bad bedside manner. As institutions adopt TIC the patient experience and engagement moves in much more positive and satisfied direction.    

The success of the S.I.G. Method is based on the emotional connection and trust between coach and client. The purpose of the S.I.G. approach is to help the client activate, express, and release all the pain at the source of their trauma and replace that space with their true identity. This purpose fundamentally differs with that of TIC, which is to not activate the patient's stress.

TIC is vital for patients to have good experiences in institutions and with professionals who are not highly specialized is helping people heal the emotional pain inside their trauma. While the S.I.G. Method is vital for those moments when a person is ready to face, embrace, and let go of their pain.