Course Content
What you’ll study.
- Rationale for Structured Peer Consultation — Group agreements, clearly defined roles and role functions, and reciprocity as the foundation for a safe-enough container for vulnerable self-inquiry.
- Benefits of Peer Consultation Group Membership — Learning from peers across all three roles; developing compassionate holding; building therapeutic skills through observation and participation.
- Ethical Awareness Tools and Common Language — How shared tools and language support consistent, ethical consultation and deeper self-reflection within the group.
- Live Demonstration Group — Five therapists demonstrate the Presenter, Facilitator, and Consultant roles in action, followed by a debrief on immediate benefits and member experience.
- Assigned Reading — Chapter 2: “The Practice of Sitting in Extra-Ordinary States of Consciousness” from Considering Holotropic Breathwork by Kylea Taylor; foundational context for the practitioner’s role during non-ordinary states.