Online Training Level 1

Sacred Attention Therapy (SAT)

The Sacred Attention Therapy (SAT) Online Training Course is a psycho-spiritual psychotherapy training that is progressive, radical, and innovative.

Applications from prospective students are invited from:

Therapists – psychotherapists, counselors, and other healing practitioners

People who want to train to
become SAT therapists

Seekers who wish to practice SAT
for their own personal growth
and spiritual development

The SAT training consists of two levels of teaching. Each of Levels 1 and 2 consist of twelve modules and the recommended time for completing each level of the training is between six months and two years.

Sacred Attention Therapy (SAT) Online Training - Level 1
€3,500.00
One time

✓ 12 Modules with video content
✓ PDF documents to support the course
✓ Official Certification

SAT Online Training Level 1 includes working with the stages of inner work on personality and character or the First Stage of Awakening, described in Richard Harvey's book Your Essential Self (YES) as the Process of Self-Discovery (see YES pp.19-114).

SAT Online Level 1 training includes twelve modules consisting of 38 audiovisual lectures, each approximately 10-45 minutes in duration. Each module includes a supporting document containing the course contents and summary, notes and references, contemplative questions, a section on working with clients, exercises -- both written and experiential -- an extended case study covering the Seven Core Elements of Sacred Attention Therapy, and a bibliography with notes and guidance to enable you to go deeper into the subject matter of each module.

Module 1:    Introduction to Sacred Attention Therapy
Module 2:    The Whole Person
Module 3:    Family Beliefs
Module 4:    Life Statements
Module 5:    Emotional-Behavioral Patterns
Module 6:    Emotional Suppression
Module 7:    Sub-Personalities
Module 8:    Character Strategies
Module 9:    Central Character Dynamic
Module 10:  Setting Up A SAT Practice - Part 1
Module 11:  Setting Up A SAT Practice - Part 2
Module 12:  Elements of Inner Work Practice

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