Optimizing Reiki – Kasai 火 is a transformative and immersive course designed to elevate your Reiki practice by integrating the dynamic and purifying energy of fire with ancient movement, breathwork, and spiritual traditions. This course goes beyond conventional Reiki training by weaving together the wisdom of Qi Gong, Egyptian energy alignment, Yogic postures and breath, and Druidic elemental rituals to create a comprehensive framework for healing, empowerment, and energetic transformation. Through guided meditations, experiential rituals, and daily movement practices, students will learn to activate and harmonize their inner fire—enhancing vitality, clearing energetic blockages, and deepening their intuitive connection to the elemental forces. The course emphasizes the importance of consistency, breath-body awareness, and nature-based spirituality, offering tools to cultivate resilience, clarity, and spiritual growth. Participants will explore the symbolic and energetic significance of fire across cultures and learn how to channel its transformative power in Reiki sessions to support purification, emotional release, and personal evolution. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or new to energy work, this course provides a rich, integrative experience that empowers you to embody the fire element in your healing practice and daily life.

This comprehensive course is designed to equip current and aspiring counselors with the ethical, legal, and professional skills essential for effective, responsible, and compassionate practice. Drawing from leading texts, real-world case studies, and the latest standards from professional associations, this course explores the core principles of professionalism in counseling, including ethical decision-making, confidentiality, cultural competence, and ongoing professional development. Participants will engage with interactive modules, practical exercises, and reflective discussions to build a robust ethical foundation. The curriculum integrates the American Counseling Association’s Code of Ethics, contemporary case-based dilemmas, and the evolving landscape of counseling in the 21st century. Special attention is given to the nuances of dual relationships, informed consent, and the impact of personal values on professional conduct. Legal considerations are thoroughly addressed, including confidentiality laws, mandatory reporting, and professional liability. The course also examines the intersection of counseling ethics with issues of sexuality, diversity, and inclusion, referencing works such as “The Ethical Slut” to foster open, nonjudgmental dialogue about client autonomy and counselor self-awareness.

Surgical, Dental, Birthing Hypnosis is a trauma-mitigating, evidence-based course designed for wellness practitioners, birth workers, and clinical professionals seeking to integrate hypnotic techniques into surgical, dental, and birthing contexts. Drawing from neuroscience, traditional midwifery, and modern hypnotherapy, this course empowers practitioners to reduce pain, anxiety, and trauma responses through hypnotic states. Participants will explore the Esdaile state, somnambulism, and deep trance, learning how these states can be safely induced and applied in clinical and wellness settings. The course also integrates the HypnoBirthing™ philosophy, emphasizing informed choice, inclusive language, and gentle birth practices. Through lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on practice, learners will gain the skills to support clients in acute and chronic pain scenarios, including surgery preparation, dental anxiety, and childbirth.

Term Six is the culmination of your journey through the Community Wellness Worker (CWW) program. This is where everything comes together—your skills, your wisdom, your presence. You’ve trained, practiced, and grown. Now, you prepare to step into your role as a certified healer, counselor, and hypnotherapist ready to serve with confidence and compassion.

This term supports your transition from student to professional. You’ll refine your mastery, complete certification requirements, and prepare for real-world practice in clinical, community, and wellness settings.