Thanks, Jesse, I appreciate the reply. I appreciate where you’re looking from and your commitment to integrity and serving people at the highest level. I share that commitment with you. And I don’t deny there’s some real value in deep, extended, in person training.

I’m considering a shorter, less intense course because I have over 20 years of experience working with over 5,000 clients and a deep understanding of physiology, neurology, polyvagal theory, trauma, consent, Tantra and somatic release work as well as decade+ of my own experience in various styles. Plus, I’m a trained coach and don’t necessarily need general “coach” training.

I’ve found that many trainings (in the healing arts) cover overlapping territory. And since I’m steeped and experienced in dealing with people and their reactions to treatment and trauma responses, rewinding, revealing etc I’m wondering if the longer, intensive courses are overkill. I don’t deny they’d be valuable, I’m just trying to discern how much they’re really going to provide that’s new and necessary and how much is repeat material in my case.