SHAMANIC PRACTITIONER

TRAINING

ACCREDITED COURSE BY THE COLLEGE OF SOUND HEALING

Shamanism, rooted in ancient traditions across various cultures, represents a spiritual and healing practice with a distinctive ceremonial and ritualistic character. At its core, shamanism involves individuals, known as shamans, who act as intermediaries between the human and spirit realms. These practitioners employ various techniques, such as rhythmic drumming, chanting, and the use of sacred plants, to enter altered states of consciousness.

Shamans are regarded as mediators who navigate the spirit world to retrieve insights, guidance, or healing for individuals and communities. Their work often involves addressing ailments on a spiritual level, considering the interconnectedness of the physical and metaphysical realms. While specific practices vary widely among cultures, shamanism commonly revolves around the belief in the ability to commune with spirits and to bring about balance and well-being in the lives of those they serve.

Course Content

The Medicine Wheel
Soul Energy Release
Intrusion healing
Soul Retrieval
Power Animal Retrieval
Rattle Healing
Psychic Protection
Shamanic Drumming

Cleansing Rituals
Sacred Chants
Sacred directions
Creating A Sacred Space
Ceremonies
Crystals and Stones
Healing The Planet
Code of Ethics for Shamanic Practitioner

DETAILS

Who Can Attend:

Healing practitioners of any energetic healing modality - sound healing, breathwork, reiki etc
Those wanting to experience a profound personal healing journey
Those wanting to add shamanic practices to their existing healing practice

Qualification Requirements:

Attend both weekends of the Shamanic Practitioner Course (with the same tutor)
Complete the 12 case studies

Upon completion you will receive a Shamanic Practitioner Certificate & 36 CPD hours.

Costs:

Each weekend cost £375 (£700 total) and can be made as two single payments or blocked booking.
Costs include manual and light refreshments during the scheduled breaks.
Attendees are required to bring a packed lunch.