Why Take the Master Practitioner Training?
The Master Practitioner level is where psychosomatic therapy shifts from practice into mastery. This advanced training expands your awareness beyond the Practitioner level, guiding you to integrate psychosomatic principles more fully into how you live and work.
Through this experience, you begin to recognise the subtle patterns in body-mind communication, strengthen your presence as a facilitator, and deepen the level of transformation you can support in others.
As your understanding grows, so does your confidence and maturity as a practitioner. This training prepares you for greater leadership in your field and opens the pathway to Teacher Training for those ready to take the next step.
What You Will Learn in the Master Practitioner Training
This training equips you with advanced techniques, including:
Soul & Personality Rays©:
aligning language, energy centres, and inner voice
Psychosomatic Language©:
the power of words and internal dialogue
Hands & Feet of the Soul©:
body-language insights as transmitters of the inner world
Secrets of Body Language©:
reading mental-emotional states through the body
Advanced Personality Profiling©:
moving beyond verbal expression to deep psychosomatic assessment
Psychosomatic Disease Case Studies & Self-Healing©:
empowering clients toward embodied transformation
The Magic of Bodymind Communication©:
deep non-analytic connection and documentation
Advanced Emotional Release Bodywork & Soul Energetics©:
facilitating cellular memory release through nurturing contact
Who Is This Training For?
The Master Practitioner Training is designed for qualified Psychosomatic Therapy Practitioners who are ready to take their skills, integration, and leadership to the next level.
- Practitioners seeking deeper mastery – Strengthen your psychosomatic skills, refine advanced techniques, and integrate them into daily practice.
- Leaders, coaches, and facilitators – Develop the presence and confidence to guide groups, mentor others, and embed psychosomatic principles into your programs.
- Those committed to teaching and mentoring – Prepare for the pathway into Teacher Training and expand your ability to inspire and support future practitioners.
- Professionals wanting to expand impact – Enhance the depth of your work with clients by recognising subtle body-mind patterns and facilitating profound transformation.
- Visionaries in psychosomatic work – For those dedicated to contributing at a higher level in the psychosomatic community and shaping the next generation of practitioners.
- Those progressing toward Psychosomatic Teacher Training – This level is the essential step before entering Teacher Training with the Psychosomatic Therapy College.
Key Benefits of becoming a Master Practitioner in Psychosomatic Therapy
Deepen psychosomatic mastery
Expand your awareness and skills beyond the Practitioner level by stepping into advanced psychosomatic practice
Refine advanced facilitation skills
Gain the confidence to lead group processes and guide clients through deeper transformation
Integrate self-mastery
Strengthen your ability to embody psychosomatic principles in both your personal life and professional practice
Develop leadership potential
Prepare for Teacher Training while expanding your capacity to mentor, teach, and inspire others
Expand therapeutic impact
Learn to work with subtle body-mind patterns, releasing stored memory and supporting profound self-healing
Advance your professional pathway
Be recognised as a Master Practitioner, opening the door to Teacher Training and senior roles in psychosomatic therapy
Course Details
Training Duration & Structure
- 10 days of in-depth face-to-face training (or online and Face-to-Face equivalent) plus additional home studies, mentoring and integration over a 12-month period
- Experiential learning, group facilitation practice, and integration assignments
Prerequisites
There are two pathways into the Master Practitioner Training:
Option 1 – Personal Development (Non-Certified):
- Completion of the Psychosomatic Therapy Practitioner Training days (12 days)
- Must be an associate member of INTAPT
- Open to those who want to deepen their psychosomatic awareness and self-mastery without becoming a certified Master Practitioner.
- You may attend the full training, but under this option you will not be eligible to progress into Teacher Training.
Option 2 – Certified Master Practitioner (Required for Teacher Training):
- Completion and Certification as a Psychosomatic Therapy Practitioner
- Must be a Practitioner (or Associate) member of INTAPT.
- Completion of Master Practitioner level includes 10 days of face-to-face Master Practitioner training + logbook assignments (or equivalent Online & Face-to-Face training).
- Master Psychosomatic Therapy Training Certification is essential to enter Teacher Training.
Training Schedule
- Face-to-Face: 10-day intensive training (or online and Face-to-Face equivalent) plus homework assignments, mentoring & integration over a 12-month period)
- Assignments: Integration and logbook practice completed after training
- Certification Pathway: Successful completion positions graduates to apply for Teacher Training
Course Pricing for Master Practitioner Training
- Investment: $6,495 AUD (excluding accommodation, travel and some meals for residential retreats)
- Spaces limited to maintain depth of learning and personal integration
Assessment & Certification Requirements
To receive Master Practitioner certification, students must complete:
- All training modules (Face-to-Face or Online)
- Submission of case studies – detailed feedback between case studies will be provided
- Group mentoring
- Certification assessment processed through the Psychosomatic Therapy College
Upon successful completion of all modules, you will receive Master Practitioner Certification and be eligible for Master Practitioner Membership with the International Association of Psychosomatic Therapists (INTAPT).
Mentoring & Community Support
- Access to complementary mentoring group mentoring for 12 months
- Access to paid 1:1 mentoring at student rates
- Invitation to join private student groups and community events
- Ongoing support to help integrate your Master Practitioner skills into practice
Timeframe for Certification
- Self-paced: approx. 6-12 months from completion of the training hours
- Total Time Commitment: approx. 120 hours
Course Inclusions
- Face-to-Face or a combination of Online/Face-to-Face training
- Course manual
- Real-time feedback and group interaction
- Statement of Attendance (or Certification if applicable)
Course Objectives
By completing the Master Practitioner training, you will:
- Advance your psychosomatic awareness beyond Practitioner level to achieve deeper mastery.
- Refine observation skills to recognise subtle body-mind patterns and their impact on health and behaviour.
- Strengthen facilitation skills for both one-to-one client work and group processes.
- Apply advanced emotional release bodywork with sensitivity, precision, and care.
- Integrate psychosomatic principles into all areas of professional practice and personal life.
- Build the maturity, presence, and confidence required to progress toward Teacher Training.
Whether completed as part of your professional development or as a pathway to teaching, this advanced training equips you with the self-mastery, practical skills, and psychosomatic depth to expand your impact and leadership.
Master Practitioner in Psychosomatic Therapy Course Outline
This program includes Modules 1–9, designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills:
The Power of Words & Appropriate Language
- Soul & Personality Rays© the blueprint of the soul & your key energy centres
- Your Soul & Personality directives profile
- The Power of Words & Appropriate Language
- How do you speak / What impact do words have?
- Self-evaluation & creative application as a Psychosomatic Therapist
- Psychosomatic linguistics – the alchemy of external & internal dialogue
- Universal quantifiers – a source of disease
- Audio recording – playback & evaluation
- How to reprogram self-talk to be positive, present & continuous
An extensive study of these delicate tools of the whole Bodymind opens unaccountable doors to amazing insights to the internal function of the human body. They are the most sensitive physical parts of the body’s transmitters of information from the body’s inner world to the outside world, creating the Magic of the Bodymind Communication©, the essence of Body Language.
The Universal Language of Body and Soul
The practitioner is trained to observe the mental and emotional state of the client and how this has manifested physically in the biological and neurological condition of the body.
- Understanding basic principles of body language from a Psychosomatic viewpoint
- The principles of energy flow
- Reading & interpreting body language through facial expressions, gestures, extremities, body positions, personal & group-interaction
- Practical assessment & presentation
The therapist is trained to interpret the conditions of the Body-mind through Psychosomatic awareness. The verbalised condition stated by the client is only of marginal value to the experienced Psychosomatic Practitioner.
- Interpreting faces in profile & full front view
- How to identify potential individual characteristics
- Profile & assessment of potential outstanding characteristics & features conducive to qualities or challenges seen in profile and front view of the face
- Assessment, Evaluation & Reporting
The client is empowered by the process of self-healing. The practitioner’s assessment of the client is essentially non-verbal, based on the extensive training in The Certificate of Psychosomatic Therapy and its practical application.
The practitioner identifies Psychosomatic dis-eases, the energy centres involved, symptoms and suggested treatment. The therapeutic attitude of patience, warmth and compassion generates the ‘self-healing process’ by their participation. A great deal occurs within the safe space created.
- Psychosomatic Anatomy & Physiology
- Performing a case study
- The professional therapeutic environment
- Practical assessment of the bodymind to relevant numbers & personality of the soul
- Design of therapy session based on the centre core energy & response of the outer sheath
- Solutions & awareness of attributes & challenges reflected in ‘the shape they are in’
This training focuses on mastering the techniques of observing, listening and sensing so there is a body-mind to body-mind connection that disassociates from the analytical, and somewhat presumptuous knowledge of the conscious mind, ‘The Magic of Bodymind Communication’©
- Enhance practitioner perception & efficient documentation
- Advanced Body Mind Analysis
- Practical application & assessment
- Proficient BMA documentation & Psychosomatic language
- Written summary of four key modalities
- Bodymind Analysis report presentations & discussion
Soul energetics – emotional release is a powerful tool for your client’s integrative healing process. A deep communication occurs in the subconscious between the bodymind & soul. Cellular memory, sometimes deeply buried, is released through your contact with the emotional release points – this is a unique process of body work that is loving & nurturing.
- Understand trauma through the lens of the body–mind connection
- Recognise how to recognise trauma patterns in your clients, expressed through posture, breath, and facial holding patterns
- Explore the psychosomatic impact of unresolved trauma on health, emotions, and behaviour
- Gain awareness of nervous system responses (fight, flight, freeze, fawn) and their psychosomatic expression
- Develop tools for safe self-regulation and supporting others within a practitioner framework
- Build confidence in recognising trauma triggers and applying psychosomatic principles for integration
Your Pathway to Teacher Training
The Master Practitioner level is essential for anyone wishing to progress into Teacher Training.
Teacher Training is delivered collaboratively with senior teachers and the Psychosomatic Therapy College. During Teacher Training you will:
- Be mentored in facilitation and delivery of psychosomatic content
- Gain access to additional resources and teaching materials
- Learn how to structure, manage, and deliver psychosomatic workshops and trainings
- Upon meeting the requirements and receiving Psychosomatic Therapy College approval, become licensed as a Registered Psychosomatic Teacher – with the opportunity to deliver the Psychosomatic Practitioner Training.
FAQs
Do I need to be a Practitioner first?
It is highly recommended to have the Certified Practitioner Training. It is possible to apply for Master Practitioner Training without this Certification, but you won’t be able to continue on to Teachers, without being a Certified Psychosomatic Therapist. You also need to be a current member of INTAPT.
Is there an online option?
Not exactly. The Master Practitioner training requires face-to-face contact. Some modules may be available online, but you will be required to attend face-to-face to gain your certification. Assignments and mentoring options are available online.
How long do I have to complete my assignments?
Assignments and logbook work are typically completed within 6-12 months after training.
Can I go straight into Teacher Training?
You must first complete the Master Practitioner level, meet mentoring and practical requirements, and be approved by the Psychosomatic Therapy College.