Course map

The course runs in one line: four modules, and each ends with an output. Each lesson takes about ten minutes, 14 lessons in all.

1. A map of your practice — where you stand on the format ladder and the signs of a ceiling and of “too early”. What the client gets from the method and from the relationship, and the edge of competence. Output: a map of your practice.
2. A method on one page — what repeats and what rests on you, the structure of a session, the test on two people. Output: a method on one page.
3. Hours, price, limit — the price of a working hour, the cycle and the cancellation rule, the limit of the week. Output: the limit, worked out.
4. The first step up — which meeting for 2–7 people, whom to invite, how to tell current clients, the plan and “My map”. Output: the plan of the first step.

One-to-one work is the bottom step of the ladder, but not the worst. A higher step is not better than a lower one, and part of the practice stays one to one. A map of all the steps is the format ladder.

The course does not teach the practice itself, promises no income or clients, and does not replace a doctor, a therapist or a lawyer.