PERSONAL LEARNING
LEARNING & TRAINING

TWO WAYS TO LEARN
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Learn to work with clients
Therapists and coaches learn to identify Drives, locate a client’s stage of development, and use developmental Tracks in practice. Training moves in four steps: the nature of growth, What Drives Us, Engaging the Drives in Developmental Tracks, and applied training for certification.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Rather than trying to fix, control, or rescue, you will learn to catalyze a person’s nature and promote the forces of growth.
See the need beneath the reaction
In conflict, tension, or pain, we react because we are needing something. When a partner, coworker, or child snaps at us, it’s because they aren’t getting what they want. Learn to see exactly which need it is, the Drive underneath, and where the person is in their growth.
Read compulsions as unfinished growth
Compulsions, addictions, reactions we regret, and emotional struggles point to a need that hasn’t been met, and to the psychological and spiritual growth it’s pulling toward.
Use the techniques of each Track
Learn the specific techniques for each Track, and when each one fits.
Learn through experience first
In live weekend Immersions, you feel and witness the techniques in action, then deepen your understanding through guided theory. Experience comes first, so the learning settles deeply and stays with you.
HOW IT IS TAUGHT
Learning techniques that catalyze a person’s nature is delicate. It requires a setting where participants can safely observe natural reactions, urges, and Drives as they unfold. Our weekend Immersions are always taught live, with immediate discussion of subtle techniques and their effects.
Each one alternates between direct experience and knowledge: first you feel and witness the techniques in action, then you deepen your understanding through guided theory. Trainees consistently describe them as profoundly transformative, both for the power of the methods and for the personal insight they gain.
Courses also include short lessons and live sessions, built on psychology and neuropsychology. Professional training adds feedback, case discussions, and supervised client work.