COURSE INTRODUCTION

Nearly half of American families have at least one person receiving some form of mental health treatment, of which psychotherapy is the most common one.

The Psychotherapeutic Model taught in this course makes up for all shortcomings found in our usual evidence-based practices, including CBT, DBT, or in psychoanalysis and its derivatives, while addressing the root of suffering and the formula to end it and start anew. It is the most comprehensive form of all psychotherapies: it not only encompasses what is already present in all other evidence-based practices, but it also addresses the shortcomings found in these practices by addressing all suffering at its root – the mind – by using the immutable facts that have been proven by Neuroscience, the Sciences of Psychodynamics, and the premises of CBT. This Psychotherapeutic Model is therefore based on the scientifically proven facts about human suffering, and related causes and effects.

Everyone in need of help, regardless of the form of their distress, has a veil that is blocking reality, leading them to attack themselves, thinking that they are attacking others. The mere fact that they are suffering could be sufficient proof that they are attacking themselves but the veil itself that leads them to attack others will not let them understand that their suffering comes from their attack against themselves. This Psychotherapeutic Model helps restore individuals’ awareness and the ability to make their own decisions because they have learned to reverse their thinking, and they have understood that all that had been going on in their life was all a matter of projection, which they have now learned to stop, thanks to their work with you, using this Psychotherapeutic Model.

For Psychotherapy to lead to real and sustainable transformation of the individual, it is necessary that one begins to question one’s reality. Though most other forms of psychotherapies help individuals begin to open their mind, a shift in perception is required for individuals to get to know reality and all the benefits that come along with it. The Course provides the kind of shift necessary for this level of transformation.

When implemented well, this model leads to a full transformation of the individual at all levels and in a sustainable way. For example, 1. Individuals will learn to reconsider and correctly evaluate causes; 2. Individuals will learn who they really are and how to be self-realized, self-actualized, or fulfilled. This all becomes a natural process once their veil has been removed; 3. Individuals fully understand what forgiveness really is and that it is natural for them to forgive and to live in harmony with everyone and everything in the world.

Join the SWEET Institute for a transformative Certificate Course that explores the cause of suffering, how individuals have been erroneously dealing with it, and how each individual can end it and start living a free, joyful, and peaceful life.

At the end of this Certificate Course, you will be able to help your patients and clients understand why:

• And how our brain creates the illusion of meaning from nothingness.
• Our thoughts do not have any meaning.
• We don’t understand anything.

You will also be able to help them understand:

• There is another way.
• How to get to that other way.
• How the other way leads to harmony, authentic happiness, authentic success, and how to reach it.

Who this course is for

This is an intensive graduate level certification program designed to enhance the skills and effectiveness of professionals already working with clients in the field of mental health, behavioral health, or coaching. Professionals currently in practice will be able to use the skills learned in this program immediately in their work.

• Therapists
• Coaches
• Anyone driven to help end suffering and help others reach aliveness and fulfillment
• Anyone who would like to use the Model for themselves or their loved ones

Mental Health Professionals: psychologists, psychiatrists, psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, somatic therapists, hypnotherapists, social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, expressive arts therapists, addiction counselors, guidance counselors etc.

About CE credits

This course is eligible for 104 CE credits under NASW and NYS. It is the student’s responsibility to check with their state licensing board as to whether or not they accept this program.

Courses can also be purchased individually, click to see available courses and more information. 

Frequently Asked Questions

• A. Your summary of the Course;
• B. The main points;
• C. Your personal take;
• D. How it differs from all other known forms of psychotherapies;
• E. How it is meant to be transformative and mind-changing for everyone who will seek your help;
• F. What will it take for its transformative elements to remain intact;
• G. How you plan to ensure fidelity as you practice it.

What others are saying about our Certificate Courses

“Practical and useful information that I can immediately apply to my practice. Enjoyed the training via Zoom. Very well done! Thank you!”

Roxanna, LCSW

“Concrete steps to begin changing behavior, i.e. identify the effects of the behavior to one’s life. The inclusion of Biology and Psychology as techniques to manage behavior. The Law of Little Things to help a client break down goals and be encouraged in her accomplishment.”

Sharon, LSCSW

“Great energy from presenters, quick efficient delivery, many solid tangible takeaways.”

Deena, LCSW