Public Foundations
Understand stress, recovery, regulation, coherence, and the body’s signals.
Current launch statusPaid public enrollment is not open.
The public information area is open without sign-in. Enrollment and protected learning remain owner-approved while the Institute obtains a written North Carolina proprietary-school licensing or exemption determination. Catalog publication does not mean a course is available for unrestricted purchase.
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A clear path from first principles to professional practice.
Browse the Institute’s current course architecture, compare requirements, and see how each offering fits into a longer credential path.
Public planning catalog. Every enrollment requires separate Institute approval while the regulatory hold remains active.
Education architecture
Four levels with a protected professional boundary
Public courses support understanding and personal application. Professional programs teach responsible work with others.
Personal Application
Apply Institute concepts to personal routines, experiments, and recovery practices.
Advanced Public Education
Study the framework in depth without being trained to treat or guide clients.
Professional Education
Develop practitioner competency, ethics, scope, documentation, and professional application.
Course catalog
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— available now— professional credentials— CCRP continuing-education drafts0 price ranges
Professional credential paths
Public learning and two distinct professional pathways
Public course certificates document learning. They never grant authority to practice, assess, diagnose, treat, or guide clients.
Credential boundaryPublic Foundations, Personal Application, Advanced Public, Specialized Population, and Energy & Biofield courses award completion certificates only.
Optional public starting pointICR-F101 · Understanding RegulationFree introductory learning—not a prerequisite and not a substitute for either professional program.
CCRP renewal framework
Two-year cycle · 20 CE hours · minimum 4 hours in ethics, scope, safety, or professional practice