Certification | Energy Medicine Partnerships

Energy Medicine Partnerships International (EMPI) Certification:
Energy Medicine Practioner & Energy Medicine Specialist base on TYLEM™

Program Description

Energy Medicine Partnerships, Inc. (EMP) is responsible for the TYLEM Overview and awarding the title Energy Medicine Practitioner and Specialist after meeting educational criteria. Once the title has been awarded, and a person is approved by the Energy Medicine program director, the person is eligible to apply to Energy Medicine Partnerships International (EMPI) to become certified. The application requires completing a set of criteria established by the EMPI, submitting a fee for review by a review board of the EMPI who are certified practitioners and specialists.

Energy Medicine Partnerships is an approved provider of continuing education by several accrediting organizations.  Please click to see more information.

 Training Programs

Training Goal: Participants will learn the practice of Energy Medicine therapy.

Training Description: Energy Medicine is an integrative therapy program in which one can learn to become an Energy Medicine Practitioner and Specialist. While operating under a code of ethics and standards of practice, practitioners and specialists work with clients / patients to establish mutual goals for facilitating health and healing.

This article contains TYLEM and EMSC Instructor training.

TYLEM Instructor Training

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Mission

Provide adequate training and support to offer one or more of the Energy Medicine Partnerships educational programs.

Philosophy

Becoming an instructor for Energy Medicine Partnerships is a journey rather than a linear task. Decisions to be eligible to enter one of the instructor pathways are made on applicants request, previous training as an instructor and previous training as an energetic practitioner and program needs. The EMP program director oversees the development of all instructors; however, in some instances, the role is delegated to other senior faculty.