IPEC Study - Becoming an IPEC therapist
To be trained as an IPEC
therapist, one must be a licensed health
professional in any healing art field, in
the country in which he/she resides. The
training process is comprised of four major
seminars:
IPEC Level I - Beginners
This is a four-day course that meets all
day, in which the following topics will be
introduced:
• The basic notions of energy therapy
• The basics of muscle testing;
theory and practice
• The Chinese's meridians system; the
anatomy via the orient and the emotional
connection to the bodily organs along the 12
Chinese energy channels
• The India's chakras system; the 7
seven energy centers running along the
center of the body, their psychological
properties and the connection to the
physical body
• Allergies; how are they formed and how to
clear them
• Basic notions of healthy nutrition
• Using the muscle testing system for better
determining the client's nutritional needs
• How to use the body’s energy system
to determine psychosomatic, emotional and
mental blocks, and how to clear them
• Therapeutic interventions using energy
• IPEC flowcharts to manage the entire
therapeutic process
At the completion of IPEC Level I,
the therapist will be ready to extensively
explore new tools within the framework of
his/her therapeutic modality.
IPEC Level II - Advanced
This is a four-day course that meets all
day, in which the following topics will be
introduced:
• The basics of a physical-emotional
assessment; the distinction between symptoms
and their sources
• Assessment & therapeutic flow charts
• The immune and fight-flight-freeze
systems, as well as, ways to clear blocks
within them
• Introducing the principles of the
MATRIX; one of the main IPEC
Therapy assessment tools
• The power of the written and spoken word;
a tool for building therapeutic affirmations
IPEC Level III -
Seniors
This is a four-day course that meets all
day, in which the following topics will be
introduced:
• Initial assessment as a tool; enabling the
graphic understanding of the complexity of a
client's problem, both physically and
psychologically
• Understanding and treating trauma
• Working with extremely difficult cases
• Anatomy chart - physical and reflex points
• In depth principles of nutrition; ways to
assess the client's needs for food
supplements
• General and psychological IPEC matrixes
• Managing the client's case,
therapeutically and administratively
• Additional aiding tools.
IPEC Level IV -
Professional Seniority
This is a four-day course that meets all
day, in which the following topics will be
introduced:
• The Self Diagram
• Openness to heal
• Basic notions in psychotherapy
• The essence of energy
• Collection of physical assessment tools
for major conditions
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