"I remember the moment I first encountered the Michael Newton method, not as a technique, but as a doorway. What lies beyond a past life death scene is not the end of the session. It is the beginning of something far more vast. This training exists to help you reach that threshold with confidence, skill, and soul."

— Sanela Čović, Master Trainer, LBL Facilitator, MNI Career Partner

YOU´RE QUALIFIED

You're a certified hypnotherapist or regression therapist who meets or is working toward Michael Newton Institute LBL prerequisites, and you want the regression depth the full LBL training assumes you already have.

WHAT WE WORK ON TOGETHER

This is supervised experiential practice, accompanied by lecture. You will do sessions, receive sessions, and be seen by me throughout. The learning happens in the room.

We begin where Michael Newton always began, in the present day, moving slowly backward through childhood, the womb, the moment before birth. Most regression training rushes this arc, treating it as a corridor to the past life rather than part of the work itself. Here, we don't rush. Each layer has its own quality, its own way of informing what comes next, and learning to stay in it, really stay, without agenda, is the first skill we build together.

The past life itself is familiar territory for most experienced regression therapists. What is less familiar is the death scene. Not as an ending to manage, but as a threshold to hold. Before you can guide a client through it, you need to have moved through it yourself, in your body, not just in your understanding. We practice this and learn what it feels like when a client is ready to cross and what it feels like when they're not.

Beyond the death scene, four distinct routes open into the spirit world. They don't look the same, nor they feel the same. Clients signal which one is opening, often without words, and your job is to follow without leading, to stay present enough to track the signal without imposing a direction. We spend significant time here, in practicum, learning to tell the difference.

What makes LBL work structurally unlike anything else in regression therapy is that there are three layers of awareness present simultaneously in the room: the current-life personality who lay down on the couch and closed their eyes; the past-life persona whose life and death you have just witnessed; and the soul-self, older than both, watching from somewhere that doesn't quite have coordinates. Learning to hold all three at once, to know which one you're speaking to and which one is answering, is not a cognitive skill. It is a felt one and it develops through practice and through being seen doing it.

And then there is what happens to you. Becoming an LBL facilitator is not a credential. It is a reorientation, of your role, your intent, the quality of your attention in a session. Therapists who try to carry their regression-therapy hat into an LBL session often find the work resisting them. The shift from client-centred to soul-centred is subtle and it is everything. We will name it, work with it, and give you the space to actually make it, not just understand it.