Archive of Newsletters
November 25, 2009


Support newsletters as a resource for graduates of our training program are archived here.
ISPS newsletters for the general public are also archived on this page.

            You can use the search engine in the navigation bar to the left (or on the glossary page) to search these archives.


Support Newsletters for our students
Under the editorship of Paula Courteau and Monti Scribner comes newsletters designed for graduates of our Whole-Hearted Healing™ therapies and our PeakStates™ Therapist training.

#15, May 25, 2009: "Healing Addictions"
We address the issue of charge for results with addictions clients, and give two excellent case studies. We also talk about the restructuring of the trainings, using the new clinics as teaching/practicum centers.

#14, November 24, 2008: "How EFT Works, Part 1: Making EFT Irreversible"
This issue describes how EFT works in the primary cell, why it can be reversed in some cases, and how to make it irreversible. We also give updates on our clinics and other news for our students.

#13, April 26, 2008: "All Things Musical"
This issue discusses the use of music in our healing and peak states processes. We also give updates on the clinics and other facets of our work.

#12, September 4, 2007: "Moving Out on One's Own"
One of the biggest problems new students face is the letdown after a training ends, and how to continue to put the time and energy in to get certified. This newsletter draws attention to this, and outlines a number of suggestions on how to deal with it and one's own inner work. The issue of safety and restricting the use of the material taught in class is also revisited via a response to students emails.

#11, July 6, 2007: "Expanding to the UK"
Update on our recent training in Scotland. There is also more material about certification from Nemi, and an on-line course for the required module on Spiritual Emergency. There is also two followup letters from students in Scotland about how their lives changed in unexpected ways from the training.

#10, February 10, 2007: "Working Through Resistance to Approaching Traumas"
A detailed case study of working through the resistance to becoming aware of traumas in a sexually abused client. Also, and addition to the ethical guidelines, current certification progress, and more.

#9, November 2, 2006: "Charging for Results"
Ways to implement this new way to working with clients, with some examples.

#8, October 15, 2006: "Developing the Brain Light State Process"
Public teleclass on the Nadeau/Johannsen approach coming up. How the Brain Light state process was developed.

#7, Sept 22, 2006: "When All Hell Breaks Loose"
Upcoming teleclasses. Some examples of 'big traumas'. Why this happens, and how to deal with it and cope in daily life.

#6, August 26, 2006: "On Certification"
Discussion on basic certification, with different viewpoints from several ISPS staff.

#5, August 8, 2006: "More on Seeing and Perceiving"
More discussion on 'seeing' brain awarenesses and perceiving other non-ordinary phenomena, by a number of ISPS staff, and other colleagues.

#4, July 21, 2006: "Seeing and Perceiving"
Discussion on the "seeing brain awarenesses" ability.

#3, June 29, 2006: "The Latest from the Institute"
Updates on TeleClasses; new discoveries while teaching in Poland; Nemi Nath is a new instructor in Australia and Europe; meet the ISPS - Frank Downey, CEO.

#2, June 4, 2006: "Student Questions"
Updates on Teleclasses; working with diabetic clients; about misunderstood Gaia commands; stories from the recent Brain Communication state teleclass.

#1, May 2006: "TeleClasses, Student Groups, and Questions"
Teleclass on the Brain Communication state; endpoints to healing; healing others during the teleclass; about the Brain Light state; about the primary cell; a local support group.



Recent ISPS Newsletters for the general public

November 21, 2008, #11: Announcing the publication of Volume 2 of Peak States of Consciousness; and an update on our new clinics in Scotland and Australia.

January 1, 2007, #10: An update on our new international training centers, student safety and ethical standards, teleclass program for students, and the addiction project's progress.