Aug 09 2008
Being of Service: Becoming an IA Practitioner
Do you love to assist others in fulfilling their dreams? Do you enjoy discovering how our environments and energy influence our daily life, our productivity and our success? Then, perhaps you have considered becoming a Feng Shui and Space Clearing consultant!
Interior Alignment™ practitioners work to create harmonious, healthy environments that support the goals and deepest intentions of our clients. Using a rich blend of techniques gathered from around the world, we balance the energy of homes, offices, gardens and plots of land.
An Interior Alignment™ consultation can take many forms. We may utilize Feng Shui and perform a Space Clearing ceremony. We may do clutter clearing or work with color. We may incorporate a Synchro-Alignment guided meditation or complete a Healthy Home assessment. Many times the consultation is done over a period of several sessions, beginning with an interview to assess the client’s intention for the home and their life. The IA Practitioner and client work together closely to make the best possible adjustments to the environment, generating spaces that not only feel good, but also nourish the intentions and goals that were identified.
As Interior Alignment™ Practitioners, we consider a consultation to be one of the highest and most honorable ways to be of service to others.
What does it take to become a Interior Alignment™ consultant, you might wonder. Well, the first requirement is an open heart and a willingness to assist and empower others. It takes awareness and observation. And, it takes some curiosity about how our environments impact our health, vitality, creativity, relationships and productivity.
Beyond this, you simply need to complete the Interior Alignment™ training program with one of our skilled Master Teachers to become proficient in the Interior Alignment methods.
There are no prerequisites, other than a genuine desire to make a difference!
Deb Swingholm, 2008. All Rights Reserved.
Tags: Clutter Clearing, guided meditation, healthy environments