Microdosing Facilitator Training Program
Training Program
Live
Jan 07, 2024
5,967
EUR
Online
10 Months
Awarded: Certificate of Completion
Description
Why this program?
The Microdosing Institute Microdosing Facilitator Training Program is a 10-month intensive study that was created to help coaches, therapists, and practitioners in the field of health and wellbeing feel confident to safely and effectively incorporate microdosing guidance into their offerings. Students will leave the training feeling prepared and supported to facilitate guided microdosing processes from intake to integration.
What you will learn - and how
Students will gain a clear framework for guiding someone through a successful or optimal microdosing experience: from screening all the way through to the integration process. Students will be holistically supported throughout the program via a combination of our extensive 300+ page manual, hands-on experiential exercises, masterclasses with industry experts, coaching practicums, virtual knowledge integration circles, and peer-to-peer learning and mentoring.
Become the facilitator you are meant to be
Just as we believe that there is no one-size fits all approach to a successful microdosing practice, we also believe that there is no one-size fits all approach or method to effective coaching. To help students gain clarity into what types of offerings, methods and modalities are most optimal for their own lifestyles, current professional setup, ideal clients, and future aspirations, this program will culminate in a practical 6-week Coaches Lab.
In this unique coaches lab, students will engage in guided co-working sessions to define (or refine) who they are as a coach while starting to organize their offerings, both practically and logistically, helping them feel confident to begin coaching or incorporating microdosing into their offerings immediately after the program concludes. In this final module, there will also be a heavy focus on learning how to create conscious, sustainable business models, while managing self-care to avoid overwhelm, burn out and other mental health challenges that can show up for space holders and service providers.
The Microdosing Institute Microdosing Facilitator Training Program is a 10-month intensive study that was created to help coaches, therapists, and practitioners in the field of health and wellbeing feel confident to safely and effectively incorporate microdosing guidance into their offerings. Students will leave the training feeling prepared and supported to facilitate guided microdosing processes from intake to integration.
What you will learn - and how
Students will gain a clear framework for guiding someone through a successful or optimal microdosing experience: from screening all the way through to the integration process. Students will be holistically supported throughout the program via a combination of our extensive 300+ page manual, hands-on experiential exercises, masterclasses with industry experts, coaching practicums, virtual knowledge integration circles, and peer-to-peer learning and mentoring.
Become the facilitator you are meant to be
Just as we believe that there is no one-size fits all approach to a successful microdosing practice, we also believe that there is no one-size fits all approach or method to effective coaching. To help students gain clarity into what types of offerings, methods and modalities are most optimal for their own lifestyles, current professional setup, ideal clients, and future aspirations, this program will culminate in a practical 6-week Coaches Lab.
In this unique coaches lab, students will engage in guided co-working sessions to define (or refine) who they are as a coach while starting to organize their offerings, both practically and logistically, helping them feel confident to begin coaching or incorporating microdosing into their offerings immediately after the program concludes. In this final module, there will also be a heavy focus on learning how to create conscious, sustainable business models, while managing self-care to avoid overwhelm, burn out and other mental health challenges that can show up for space holders and service providers.
