Psychosomatic therapy is concerned with the analysis of the body mind, and
the relationship between the language of body mind communication. It is the
soul communicating its experience of what it is like to be in a human body.
This ‘language’ through body chemistry, recognises no nationality or
doctrine. It only seeks to impart love, compassion and understanding to be
experienced as a good healthy life.
Medical science has taken quantum steps to eliminate disease from our lives
and to prevent further diseases. Psychosomatic therapy and body mind
analysis seeks to bring our awareness to those areas of the body mind where
we can eliminate the stress, tension and psychosomatic discomfort before
they become disease and also assist medical science in its process of cure,
by eliminating the source.
Australasian Institute of Body-Mind Analysis and Psychosomatic Therapy
offers three courses these are directly aimed at those people who wish to
become psychosomatic therapists, advanced psychosomatic therapists, or who
wish to teach psychosomatic therapy.
THE PROGRAM OF TRAINING
The Institute offers three qualifications as follows –
• 30342QLD Certificate III in Psychosomatic Therapy
• 39343QLD Certificate IV in Psychosomatic Therapy
• 30344QLD Diploma of Teaching Psychosomatic Therapy
These training courses are made up as follows:
Certificate III in Psychosomatic Therapy
PSCHO1 Orientation to psychosomatic assessment
PSCHO2 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the face
PSCHO3 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the body and mind
PSCHO4 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the hands
PSCHO5 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in emotional anatomy
PSCHO6 Promote and perform specific psychosomatic assessment
HLTCOM4A Communicate effectively with clients/patients
Students exiting at this level will have the skills and knowledge required
to practice psychosomatic therapy, as a therapist. Being a practitioner
requires that you carry out therapy at a very high standard, requiring a
high level of written report writing for your evaluation assessment on your
clients.
Certificate IV in Psychosomatic Therapy
PSCHO1 Orientation to psychosomatic assessment
PSCHO2 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the face
PSCHO3 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the body and mind
PSCHO4 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the hands
PSCHO5 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in emotional anatomy
PSCHO6 Promote and perform specific psychosomatic assessment
HLTCOM4A Communicate effectively with clients/patients
PSCHO7 Practical case studies in psychosomatic assessment
TAADEL301A Provide training through instruction and demonstration of work
skills
PSCHO8 Plan, perform and organise specific psychosomatic assessment
Practitioners exiting at this level will have enhanced skills and knowledge
required to practice advanced psychosomatic therapy with clients, an in
depth study of personality profiling. Having achieved Master Practitioner
status you will experience a higher level of written report writing for your
evaluation assessment on your clients. You have now the experience to
organise and train small groups.
Diploma of Teaching Psychosomatic Therapy
PSCHO1 Orientation to psychosomatic assessment
PSCHO2 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the face
PSCHO3 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the body and mind
PSCHO4 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in the hands
PSCHO5 Conduct and perform analysis of personality potential characteristics
in emotional anatomy
PSCHO6 Promote and perform specific psychosomatic assessment
HLTCOM4A Communicate effectively with clients/patients
PSCHO7 Practical case studies in psychosomatic assessment
TAADEL301A Provide training through instruction and demonstration of work
skills
PSCHO8 Plan, perform and organise specific psychosomatic assessment
TAADEL401A Plan and organise group based delivery
TAADEL402A Facilitate group based learning
TAAASS401A Plan and organise assessment
TAAASS402A Assess competence
The course consists of 5 residential days followed by 3 concurrent non
residential days, with Master Practitioners, and a graduation evening on the
following day. Graduation at this level ensures your capacity of people
management and communication at a therapeutic and management level. Your
capacity to train and assess small groups through your continued practice
gives you the opportunity to teach modules at Certificate III level. Your
students will be given accreditation through the Australasian Institute of
Body-Mind Analysis and Psychosomatic Therapy as you are now certified
Psychosomatic trainers.