Mentor Certification

Master the Art & Science of Working with Individuals

Are you a helping professional or teacher looking to enhance your capacity to support your clients or students? As a manager, would you like to help your employees work with greater ease and clarity? Are you seeking a new profession where you determine your own success and work in an environment of your choice while making a lasting difference in the lives of individuals around you?

In Mentor Certification, you’ll gain mastery of The Option Process Dialogue, a proven, acclaimed technique that offers an unparalleled capacity to help individuals uncover and clarify limiting beliefs that cause undesired emotions and behaviors. You’ll experience the exhilaration and delight of helping others become clear, confident and empowered in ways that exceed their expectations. You’ll acquire extraordinary skills and techniques that will expand who you are and widen your impact in the world. Best of all, you’ll establish a new frame of reference by which you view yourself and the world around - the capabilities used to help others will become invaluable in helping yourself.

In Mentor Certification you’ll learn how to:

Employ a highly respectful and effective system of questions specifically designed to transform discomfort, distress and self-limiting behaviors into clarity, serenity and self-empowerment
Master and maintain an accepting, nonjudgmental and nondirective attitude that establishes an ideal context for others to understand, explore and change feelings, behaviors and beliefs
Remain relaxed, poised and comfortable regardless of the attitudes and challenges a client might bring to the table
Help clients, colleagues and friends uncover and change their beliefs, and through doing so, change the way they act and feel

Mentor Certification Graduation Speech January 2007

Valedictorian Eric Linthorst.

Introduction to Mentor Certification 2007

Barry "Bears" Neil Kaufman.

Tuition: $20,875
Deposit: $1,000
Includes meals and lodging

Dates Offered:
January 4-30, 2009

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