Mind-Body Integrative Therapy Course
When: Begins March 27, 2025
Where: Online (Zoom)
How Long: 60 Weeks
For Who: Physicians, Nurses, Psychologists, Social Workers, Life Coaches
Students Receive: Certification of Completion from the Center of Mind-Body Integrative Therapy
Cost: Contact Dr. Reznik for Pricing Details
*Course Outline Below*
To Inquire About Joining, Call or Email Dr. Reznik
973-572-9972 | peter18reznik@gmail.com
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Gain a broader understanding of their life challenge, problem and/or illness, enabling them development of a treatment approach that is holistic and curative
Discover and release emotional toxins
Use powerful mental techniques for symptom relief and problem resolution
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Anxiety, Panic, and Phobias
ADD, ADHD, and OCD
Memory, Concentration, and Test-Taking Abilities
Depression and Self Perception Counseling
Relationship Counseling
Weight Loss and Body Image Counseling
As well as Physical disorders such as:
Cancer
Asthma
Heart Problems
Immune System Disorders
Allergies
Women’s Health
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Face Reading (Morphology)
Mental Imagery
WIT (Will Integration Training)
Dreamwork
Holistic Counseling
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Program Outline
I Phenomenology as a Therapeutic Modality.
a. Phenomenology vs. other therapeutic modalities.
b. Spiritual Understanding of Human Experience.
c. Understanding the principles of Mind-Body-Spirit life of the Human Organism.
II Introduction to the Tools of Phenomenological Therapeutic Approach:
WIT (Will Integration Training),
Mental Imagery.
Night Dreams.
Waking Dreams.
Human Morphology (Face Reading).
III Will Integration Training Process.
IV Imagination. Mental Imagery Process. Imaginal Journeys.
Short Mental Imagery Exercise.
Imagination as a tool for inner exploration.
Imagination for physical healing.
V Form and Structure of Dreaming.
Experiential approach to the nature of dreams.
Colors, numbers, and special directionality in the dream content.
Relationship between the dream realm of existence and waking life.
VI Waking Dreams.
Night Dreams as the starting point for waking dreams.
Waking Dream Journey, it’s value and possibilities.
VII Human Morphology: The Science and Art of Face Reading.
Human Morphology as the foundation for understanding human emotional
and physical life: temperament, personality and character.
The biological basis of Human Morphology: Embryology, anatomy and
physiological functions.
Clinical uses of Human Morphology in physical and emotional disorders.
Morphological direction for individualized treatment in the therapeutic process.
VIII. Nature of the therapeutic relationship.
The Experience of the Therapeutic Guide. Building your practice as an integrative therapist.
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Program Outline
I Phenomenology as a Therapeutic Modality.
a. Phenomenology vs. other therapeutic modalities.
b. Spiritual Understanding of Human Experience.
c. Understanding the principles of Mind-Body-Spirit life of the Human Organism.
II Introduction to the Tools of Phenomenological Therapeutic Approach:
WIT (Will Integration Training),
Mental Imagery.
Night Dreams.
Waking Dreams.
Human Morphology (Face Reading).
III Will Integration Training Process.
IV Imagination. Mental Imagery Process. Imaginal Journeys.
Short Mental Imagery Exercise.
Imagination as a tool for inner exploration.
Imagination for physical healing.
V Form and Structure of Dreaming.
Experiential approach to the nature of dreams.
Colors, numbers, and special directionality in the dream content.
Relationship between the dream realm of existence and waking life.
VI Waking Dreams.
Night Dreams as the starting point for waking dreams.
Waking Dream Journey, it’s value and possibilities.
VII Human Morphology: The Science and Art of Face Reading.
Human Morphology as the foundation for understanding human emotional
and physical life: temperament, personality and character.
The biological basis of Human Morphology: Embryology, anatomy and
physiological functions.
Clinical uses of Human Morphology in physical and emotional disorders.
Morphological direction for individualized treatment in the therapeutic process.
VIII. Nature of the therapeutic relationship.
The Experience of the Therapeutic Guide.
Building your practice as an integrative therapist.
Coursework Requirements to Graduate:
Students must complete a 120-hours (60 classes) of group supervisory sessions and 10 individual meetings/consultations with a faculty member.
At Completion, Students Receive:
A certificate from the Center of Mind-Body Integrative Therapy.
To participate in the course, please email peter18reznik@gmail.com or call 973-572-9972.