Course

Course Introduction

I. Overall Course Structure

The Advanced Integrative Spiritual-Psychological Healing Practitioner  is a systematic professional training system comprising three core psychology courses personally taught by Professor Lan Manbo. Centered on the core philosophy of "body-mind-spirit integration," this system blends Eastern wisdom traditions with modern psychological science, providing learners with a complete, in-depth, and actionable developmental path for professional healing competencies.

The three courses, to be taken in sequence, are:

1. Psychology of Meditation — Foundational training in conscious awareness and inner observation.

2. Psychology of Love & Intimacy — Deep exploration of relational dynamics and energy transformation.

3. Body-Health & Life Psychology — A practical system for integrating bodily wisdom and life.

II. Core Content and Competency Development of the Three Courses

1. Psychology of Meditation: Establishing the Healer's Inner Foundation

• Core Competency: Cultivates deep self-awareness, emotional equanimity, and inner stability.

• Technical Tools: Contemplation techniques, Nada (sound) meditation, Mandala consciousness focusing, and other transformed esoteric methods.

• Professional Value: Establishes a burnout prevention system for the healer, enhancing presence and containing capacity in sessions.

2. Psychology of Love & Intimacy: Mastering the Wisdom of Relationship and Energy Transformation

• Core Competency: Understands intimate relationship dynamics, sexual energy transformation, and healing pathways for trauma and connection.

• Technical Tools: Breath-Touch Healing technology, energy dialogue, relational alchemy, etc.

• Professional Value: Expands the limitations of traditional talk therapy, offering body-mind integrated intervention strategies.

3. Body-Health & Life Psychology: A Clinical System for Integrating Somatic Work

• Core Competency: Applies the clinical framework of "the body as the gateway to consciousness" to implement embodied interventions.

• Technical Tools: Three-Centers Theory (Head-Heart-Navel), breathwork therapy, etc.

• Professional Value: Fills the gap in "somatic-psychological" integrative therapy, building multi-level assessment and intervention capabilities.

III. Integrated Competency System Upon Completion

1. Multi-Dimensional Assessment and Case Conceptualization Ability

• Utilizes the "Five Bodies Theory" (Physical-Vital-Mental-Consciousness-Bliss) for cross-level assessment.

• Accurately identifies issues at different levels and formulates integrated intervention plans.

2. Cross-Modal Integrated Intervention Toolkit

• Four-dimensional intervention capability: Talk Therapy + Somatic Work + Energy Awareness + Consciousness Expansion.

• A diverse toolbox for addressing anxiety, trauma, relational difficulties, and existential issues.

3. Professional Ethics and Self-Sustenance System

• Masters the ethical framework for "touch, energy, and boundaries" in body-oriented work.

• Establishes daily energy clearing and countertransference management systems to prevent professional burnout.

4. Dual Perspective: Localized and Internationalized Vision

• A localized psychological healing system based on the Eastern life view (Three Centers: Head-Heart-Navel).

• Professional practice capabilities meeting the CPD certification standards of the international Association for Coaching (AC).

IV. Career Pathways and Certification Value

1. Career Development Directions

• Private Practice Healer: Conduct body-mind integrative healing, relationship counseling, women's growth work, etc.

• Institutional Professional Roles: Work in psychological counseling centers, wellness institutions, corporate EAP departments, etc.

• Professional Trainer: Become a certified instructor or supervisor within this system.

• Academic Researcher: Conduct in-depth research in fields like indigenous psychology and integrative healing.

2. Core Competitive Advantages

• Master systematic skills in "body-oriented psychotherapy," which is scarce domestically.

• Possess the ability to translate Eastern wisdom into modern psychological practice.

• Own a complete technological sequence from personal growth to professional intervention.

V. Suitable Audience and Learning Commitment

Suitable Audience:

• Certified psychologists and therapists seeking technical breakthroughs and integration.

• Yoga teachers and mind-body healing practitioners wishing to deepen their psychological foundation.

• Psychology researchers, Master's/PhD students exploring indigenous integrative healing paradigms.

• Advanced learners with a deep desire for self-exploration planning to transition into the helping professions.

VI. Conclusion: Becoming a Healing Leader in the Era of Integration

The Advanced Integrative Spiritual-Psychological Healing Practitioner certification system is more than just a set of courses; it is a professiona metamorphosis from a "technical executor" to a "transformational leader." Against the backdrop of psychology transitioning from "following the West" to "local integration," this system provides a systematic, rigorous, and verifiable career growth path for professionals aspiring to develop deeply in the field of body-mind-spirit integration.

Healers who complete this journey will no longer be merely practitioners of a single school. Instead, they will become integrative healing specialists who stand at the confluence of Eastern and Western wisdom, utilizing the multiple dimensions of body, relationship, and consciousness to accompany others toward wholeness and awakening.

This is not the end, but the beginning of your genuine service to this era as a professional healer.