Logosynthesis® Practitioner Curriculum

The continuing education program to become a Logosynthesis® Practitioner is designed for specialists in coaching, counseling, supervision, psychotherapy, education, adult education, and other forms of counseling who are qualified through comprehensive training in these fields. The fundamentals of these professions are not taught as part of the professional curriculum; rather, they are assumed. If you do not (yet) meet these requirements, please contact us: contact@logosensitive.international. As of today, more than200 professionals have been certified in Logosintesi®.

The curriculum for practitioners focuses on training, applying, and deepening an understanding of the fundamentals of Logosynthesis®. Supporting a client’s development is only possible if the practitioner continues to grow. Therefore, the student’s comprehensive personal development is an integral part of providing the best possible support to clients. Topics covered in Logosynthesis® may include, for example:

• Overcoming Obstacles in Your Life and Career
• Conflict Management
• Blocking during performances in front of larger groups
• Difficulty Making Decisions
• Tensions in Relationships and Families
• Managing Physical Symptoms
• Releasing Emotional Blocks
• Dealing with Learning Blocks and Test Anxiety
• Fears in Workplace Communication

As a consultant, coach, supervisor, educator, or adult trainer, you will learn a new way of thinking and methods for integrating and deepening your existing experience and expertise. For professionals in the field of psychotherapy who treat pathological patterns in feelings, thoughts, and behavior, Logosynthesis offers a significant extension of existing models, as Logosynthesis® introduces a new approach.

Words move energy: Logosynthesis® is able to dissolve frozen energy patterns through specific phrases. The reharmonizing and liberating effect brings immediate relief to the client. The heaviest memories, ideas, and reactions are released, and vital energy begins to flow again. Logosynthesis® leads clients to greater vitality, new insights, and a better quality of life, while strengthening their resilience.

Logosintesi® supports the processing of traumatic experiences, phobias, eating disorders, depression, etc.

The Logosynthesis® Practitioner Certificate demonstrates that you are able to apply Logosynthesis® safely and professionally in your practice and that, at the same time, you have undergone a process of personal development to provide holistic support to others within the scope of your expertise.

As a certified Logosintesi® operator, you are authorized to include this title in your qualifications and to officially use the Logosintesi® name.

This qualification is a prerequisite for certification as an instructor or operator. Master or Trainer in Logosintesi®.

The course to become a Logosynthesis Practitioner is offered by certified Logosynthesis trainers. It includes 12 days of seminars, supervision, and a final written paper. The training begins with the introductory “Logosynthesis Basics” seminar. This is followed by other thematic seminars—the order of which you determine based on your interests and specific field—and a “Logosynthesis Live” seminar. The seminars feature theoretical presentations, live demonstrations, and opportunities for plenary discussion, as well as practical group exercises in which participants take turns experimenting with different roles.

Continuing education includes the following elements:

• Participation in Logosintesi Base. This seminar provides an overview of the model and method, featuring theoretical lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises.
• Participation in Logosintesi Live. This workshop offers participants the opportunity to explore the Logosynthesis model and its impact through their own personal issues.
• Participation in at least two of the three seminars in the course multi-day:
  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 accredited supervisors who.
• Participation in a practice group with 4–6 sessions per year
• A final written paper on one’s experience with Logosynthesis® training, including a case study involving a client, which must be reviewed by a supervisor prior to submission.