On what the Professional requirements ought to be
The Professional training I offered for the first time last year was such a joy for me to be in the company of the many students who noticeably appreciated Zen Human Design, who recognized the limitations of the current dominate approach and expressed gratitude for my work and dedication to arrive at a form of Human Design that works.
That class, the Professional Certification Program, is designed to assure that there is a solid understanding of Human Design and to start with Lesson 1, Definition Types and Modes. In the common parlance, this essential first piece has been eclipsed in favor of shortcuts, justified because it works to give a person just their Type. It works sort of, but what you don't realize is what is being lost.
My approach to the Professional training then has been to assure that the student understands how to read the body graph as the starting point. Confirming a solid understanding of the mechanics of the revelation was my goal. If I certify someone, it means they can definitely interpret the body graph.
If you're interested in this program for calendar year 2012, I have room to take on a few more students and I would be happy to work with you. If you need some kind of scholarship or payment plan, ask me. Find out more here: http://humandesignsystem.com/professional-classes/
Now I want to complete this education by adding some other modules, like Ethics, Counseling Skills, Coaching, Parenting Basics and feel like this concept of what it means to be certified as a responsible practitioner is a question bigger than just me.
Therefore, I am hosting a forum to address this question and have invited several very talented people to show up and discuss this. If you would like to tune in, please send me an email to let me know and I'll forward you the link. It doesn't matter what your training has been. If you are working professionally with Human Design, it would be fantastic to have you there.
This will be next Saturday, January 14th at 1pm MT, 8pm GMT.
Maybe see you there! |