The Nai Do Master Practitioner: One Path, Three Stages

Most people don't come to this work planning to become a master of anything. They come because something in them is asking to be understood, and later they find that the same question is calling them to sit with others.

At Nai Do, we've built the training around that unfolding. Each program stands on its own and gives you a full certification. Together, they form one path. Practitioners who complete all three stages earn the designation Nai Do Master Practitioner (MPP).

Stage one: Certified Transpersonal Practitioner Program (CTPP)

This is the foundation. Over 12 to 18 months of self-paced study with live practice, you learn transpersonal hypnotherapy, regression therapy and Parts Therapy as one integrated way of working. That includes 120 hours of live practice and supervision throughout. You finish as a Certified Transpersonal Practitioner, ready to work with clients.

Stage two: Advanced Practitioner Program

Here the work moves beyond the psychological into the energetic and spiritual dimensions of healing. This includes energy work, spiritual release, soul retrieval, and ancestral and transgenerational healing. It is taught with the same clinical care, assessment and ethics as the foundation, and with the judgment to know when not to work at all.

Stage three: Certified Abaton Method Practitioner

The mastery year. You don't learn a new catalog of techniques. Instead, you integrate everything you hold into one fluent, personal and clinically disciplined practice, built around your own supervised caseload. The Advanced and Abaton stages may be taken in either order.

What the Master Practitioner designation means

The MPP is not awarded for hours completed. It recognizes a practitioner who has:

  • completed and been certified in all three stages

  • carried a supervised caseload across the full arc of the work

  • shown the clinical judgment, presence and ethical maturity this depth of work asks for

It marks the point where you no longer simply know many methods. You hold a way of being with clients that is entirely your own.

Where to begin

Every path starts with Program Foundations, the entry point to the CTPP. If you're already certified in transpersonal hypnotherapy, regression and parts therapy elsewhere, you may be able to enter at stage two or three after a review of your prior training.

Begin with Program Foundations →

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