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.
The EMPI was first incorporated in 1988 as a not-for-profit organization with 501 (c) (3) status under the name International Alliance for Health and Health (IAHH). IAHH offered certification as a Energy Medicine Specialist in September, 2001. Certification as an Energy Medicine Practitioner was offered in July of 2003. IAHH was officially changed to EMPI on July 25, 2005.
The mission of EMPI is to support and promote therapeutic practices that honor body, emotion, mind and spirit. A primary purpose of the organization is to link such health and healing practices with those who can benefit from them. The EMPI supports the programs of Energy Medicine Partnerships and seeks to promote energy-based healing through partnerships and cooperative relationships. To strengthen the professional foundation of energy-based healing, a program to grant certification was established.
Certification is administered through the EMPI while the program in Energy Medicine is administered through EMP. The documents for certification were prepared to be in alignment with documents from other professional organizations that have a certification.
Since this program originated from the scholar background of Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook, RN and the nursing profession, the materials for the EM Program is grounded in nursing professional documents and include the following:
American Nurses Association
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
American Association of Nurse Anesthetist
American College of Nurse-Midwives
Association of Women's Health, Obstetric Neonatal Nurses
National Association of Nurses Practitioners in Reproductive Health
National Association of Neonatal Nurses
Healing Touch International
Certification Pathway
A summary pathway is below outlining the journey to certification:
(Energy Medicine Parts 1-5 by an approved Energy Medicine Instructor)
Energy Medicine Practicum under the direct supervision of an Energy Medicine Instructor
Approval by the supervising instructor that a student has met all the criteria to become an Energy Medicine Practitioner verified by letter to the director of the Energy Medicine Program.
Review of the supporting documentation by the Energy Medicine program director of an individual students performance in applying EM Parts 1 – 5 during the EM Practitioner Practicum and demonstrating the ability to operate under the EM Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice while:
Clearing the internal self
Identifying & Healing Wounds
Changing Unhealthy Beliefs
Changing Relationships Energetically
Reshaping Family Energy Patterns
Receiving the title “Energy Medicine Practitioner” by the director of the Energy Medicine Program.
Approval by the EM program director for eligibility to apply for certification through the International Alliance for Health and Healing.
EXIT AS A ENERGY MEDICINE PRACTITIONER (EMP)
Apply to the EMPI to be recognized as a Certified Energy Medicine Practitioner.
Meet criteria established by the EMPI for certification as an EM practitioner as verified by a certification review panel of the EMPI, all who are certified practitioners and/or specialist in EM.
Letter from the EMPI certification review panel the awarding of the title: Certification as an EM practitioner.
EXIT AS A CERTIFIED ENERGY MEDICINE PRACTITIONER (CEMP)
Energy Medicine Parts 1-7B by an approved Energy Medicine Instructor.
Completion of meeting the requirements for Energy Medicine Specialist by an approved EM mentor and supervisor as verified by letter to the director of the EM program.
EM program director review the documentation submitted by an approved EM mentor regarding an applicants verification of meeting all requirements as a Energy Medicine Specialist.
Awarding of the title Energy Medicine Specialist by the director of the EM program.
EXIT AS A ENERGY MEDICINE SPECIALIST (EMS)
Apply to the EMPI to be recognized as a Certified Energy Medicine Specialist.
Meet criteria established by the EMPI for certification as a Energy Medicine Specialist as verified by a certification review panel of the EMPI, all who are Certified Specialist in EM.
Letter from the EMPI certification review panel the awarding of the title: Certification as an Energy Medicine Specialist.
EXIT AS A CERTIFIED ENERGY MEDICINE SPECIALIST (CEMS)
