Helix Training Application Process
A new cycle begins soon.
Once enrollment opens, your application will be reviewed by The Helix Training Program faculty and board members. If you agree to and meet all requirements including your attendance at one of the online onboarding Helix Presentations and your interview process, your application will then be accepted and you’ll be free to take the next step to begin your training. Program updates and application details will be emailed to those who have expressed interest—before updating this website or making announcements on social media. Let us know how you want to be contacted by filling out the form below.
Thank you for answering the call to be impeccable in your service and show up for your healing embodiment!
Healing is an ancient skill and belongs to people naturally. It is not the sole province of those with advanced degrees. Your acceptance to the Helix Training Program is not based on the level of your education.
Participant Training Agreements
🐚 Acceptance of the idea that you are creating the experience of your own reality and are responsible for it.
🐚 A willingness to relate to the shadow side of yourself and others.
🐚 A willingness to do rigorous intellectual and emotional work.
🐚 A commitment to work therapeutically at least twice a month with a Helix Practitioner or other trained practitioner of your choice.
Let’s grow together.
Interested in applying to The Helix Training Program? Fill out this form and you’ll be the first to receive an application once enrollment opens!
We look forward to hearing from you and connecting with you soon!
“If everyone had the opportunity to understand the balance I learned in Helix, there would be more possibility for sovereign peaceful relationships within families and governing bodies, and more conscious care for ourselves and this beautiful earth.”
— Rev. Dhyāna Kluth
“The program taught us strong psychological foundations rooted in self-inquiry and spirituality. I highly recommend the training program for anyone interested in self-exploration or the healing arts.”
— Mary Cooney, L.M.S.W.
