Upcoming Webinars

Shazia Sarwar-Azim has been using music therapeutically for many years, drawing on song lyrics, metaphors and visual storytelling within music videos to help individuals unlock emotional blocks and release stuck patterns.

Whether you work in education, therapy, or social care, this session offers a powerful opportunity to understand how music becomes a pathway to healing and connection.

Mastery of the essential IEMT Practitioner skill of observing client eye movements can be enhanced through reflective observations of your own eye movement patterns.

The direction and focal length of gaze can influence present moment experience and memory creation.

In this exploratory, experiential session, you will be guided in a range of eye yoga and eye meditation practices. No yoga mat or yoga pants are required.

Joanna Harper, MSc, is an experienced IEMT trainer and practitioner who has a long-term personal and professional interest in mind-body practices, including yoga, qigong, meditation, and breathwork.

In her book, The Trauma-Informed Coach, Joanna demonstrates how she integrates evidence-based breathing and movement practices, as well as IEMT techniques, in coaching and changework sessions.

Jordan Reyne is a public philosopher, speaker, and writer. A philosophy graduate from the University of Auckland, her work uses critical theory and phenomenology to examine narcissistic systems, institutional conformity, and the politics of pathologization.

This presentation will explore how therapeutic cultures can risk locating systemic and structural harms inside the individual, and asks when the promise of rapid change may unintentionally serve the same systems that contribute to client distress.

Yolanda Flint is a body composition coach for women at midlife and beyond.

This presentation explores how common struggles around food, exercise and body composition can reveal deeper limitations in capacity, self-care and change. Yolanda will discuss how symptoms such as plan-hopping, under-eating, bingeing, self-diagnosis, avoidance and confusion can be reverse-engineered to identify the underlying patterns that drain capacity.

The session will consider how coaching, education, behavioural structure, visualisation, IEMT and conscious awareness can support women to build enough physical, mental and emotional capacity to maintain self-care, tolerate change, receive the result and let the good in.