Logosynthèse® Practitioner

The practitioner training program focuses on learning, applying, and deepening the fundamentals of Logosynthesis®. Supporting clients in their development is only possible if the practitioner continues to develop personally. That is why the comprehensive personal development of trainees is an integral part of providing optimal support to clients. The topics addressed through Logosynthesis® may include, for example:

• Overcoming Obstacles in Organizing One's Life and Career
• Conflict Management
• Inhibitions when speaking in front of large groups
• Difficulty Making Decisions
• Tensions in Relationships and the Family
• Management of Physical Symptoms
• Dissolving Emotional Blockages
• Managing Learning Blockages and Test Anxiety
• Fears in Workplace Communication

As a counselor, coach, supervisor, educator, or adult educator, you will learn a new framework and methods to complement and deepen your existing experience and skills.

For psychotherapy professionals who treat pathological patterns in emotions, thoughts, and behavior, Logosynthesis offers a significant expansion of existing models, as Logosynthesis® introduces a new approach.

Words set energy in motion: Logosynthesis® dissolves rigid energy patterns through the use of predefined phrases. The resulting sense of order and liberation brings immediate relief to clients. The memories, mental images, and reactions that weigh them down are stripped of their meaning, and vital energy flows freely once again. Logosynthesis® leads clients to greater vitality, new insights, and a better quality of life, while strengthening their resilience.

La Logosynthèse® helps treat traumatic experiences, phobias, eating disorders, depression, etc.

The Logosynthèse® Practitioner Certificate attests that you are able to use Logosynthèse® safely and professionally in your practice and that you have also undergone a process of personal development to support people holistically within the scope of your expertise.

As a certified Logosynthèse® practitioner, you may list this title among your qualifications and officially use the term Logosynthèse®.

Practitioners are required to be members of the LIA and are listed as such on the website, which makes it easy for potential clients to find them.

This diploma is a prerequisite for certification as a Logosynthesis® instructor, master practitioner, or trainer.

The Logosynthesis practitioner training program is offered by recognized Logosynthesis trainers. It consists of a 12-day seminar, supervision, and a final written assignment. The training begins with the iCe seminar; this diploma is a prerequisite for certification as a Logosynthèse® instructor, master practitioner, or trainer._Introduction Logosynthèse Basic. Next come others Thematic seminars, the order of which you determine yourself, based on your interests and area of specialization, as well as a seminar Logosynthèse Live. The seminars feature theoretical presentations, live demonstrations, and opportunities for discussion in plenary sessions, as well as hands-on group exercises in which you take turns playing the various roles.

Continuing education includes the following components:

• Participation in Logosynthèse Basic. This seminar provides an overview of the model and the method, featuring theoretical presentations, demonstrations, and exercises.
• Participation in a seminar Logosynthèse Live. This workshop offers an opportunity to explore the model and impact of Logosynthesis through the participants’ personal themes.
• Participation in at least three multi-day seminars along the way:
  The Path of Courage, The Path of Willpower, The Path of Trust.
• Two days of group supervision or three hours of individual supervision. You can find the accredited supervisors here. Here.
• Participation in a practice group with 4–6 meetings per year
• A final written paper on one’s own experience learning Logosynthesis®, including a case study of work with a client, which must be supervised before submission.
  
  
• Here you'll find the Submission Checklist of your work, the Plagiarism Statement and the Practitioner's Guide.