Training
Learning HALO begins by going through it yourself.
Training begins with the person herself. Before accompanying someone else, every future therapist learns to know her own inner architecture, to take root and to sustain presence. She works with herself first, and only then opens that space to others. Level 1 teaches the structure of the method, the practice of in-person and distance sessions, and the therapist's ethics. Level 2 deepens that path and requires Level 1 to be completed.
Small classes
One class opens each year, sometimes two, with small groups. The method is learned with time, supervised practice and close accompaniment.
Level 1
Level 1
The foundation of the method, taught in seven parts.
01
The Genesis and the Vision
Where the method comes from, and what it is for.
02
Pillar of the Therapist
Posture, presence, ethics and the care of the one who holds.
03
The Architecture of the Being
Energetic anatomy: the structure HALO reads and works with.
04
The Clinical Practice
The session, step by step, with its full sequence.
05
Other Applications
Extensions of the method beyond the individual session.
06
Annexes
Complementary material and reference tables.
07
Documents
Code of conduct, agreements, report templates and certification.
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Level 2
Level 2
Requires Level 1 completed.
Level 2 extends the architecture into more complex work, refines the therapist's precision and opens the advanced applications of the method. Admission is reserved for therapists who have completed Level 1 and are in good standing with their annual commitments.
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HALO Teachers
Meet the certified teachers who teach HALO Level 1 and Level 2.
What certification means
HALO certification is a living relationship with the method, renewed every year. It rests on attendance at at least 8 of the community's 12 monthly meetings, accompanied practice reports and a signed code of conduct.
Code of conduct
Signed by every therapist, and binding on the whole practice.
Confidentiality agreement
Everything a client shares stays with the therapist.
10 therapeutic reports a year
Submitted through the therapist area, to keep the practice alive and reviewed.
8 of 12 community meetings
Attendance in at least eight of the twelve monthly meetings of the HALO community.
Each therapist's status in the directory reflects how these commitments are being met.
The method's content is passed on through accompanied training and remains reserved for those who study it.