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Therapist support network


Your certified therapist has a rather unusual relationship with the Institute that trained them in Peak States Therapy. Unlike most therapists who work independently after graduating from school, your therapist is part of a network of peer-support therapists spread around the world. Normally, your therapist works independently of the Institute. However, if they are having trouble with healing or diagnosing a client, or need someone with specialized training, the therapist can contact a volunteer peer for help in diagnosis or treatment.

This is quite different than what happens with a typical non-Institute therapist. Partly, this is due to the 'pay for results' principle that guides your therapist - they want to make sure that they can help you eliminate your issue. It is also due to the constantly improving techniques being developed by the Institute. As part of his licensing agreement with the Institute, they receive updates and training on new discoveries and processes from the Institute.

Many countries (or languages) have these dedicated therapist volunteers. These unsung heroes help their peers stay connected to other therapists, and stay trained in new material, or act in other ways to support their therapists. We have websites in several countries that provide culture and language-specific information for interested people or clients, and act to support Institute activities (Australia; Denmark; France; Germany/ Austria; Poland).



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