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As a feng shui practitioner, you can positively impact people's lives by restoring balance and harmony to the energy flow around and inside a building and its occupants.
This course provides a common-sense, humanistic approach to feng shui, from beginner to confident practice. It ensures that you learn how to apply feng shui principles, develop your intuition and empathy, and get the feng shui right every step of the way.
Upon completing this course, you will not only be equipped to set up your own feng shui practice and handle clients, but you will also experience a profound sense of personal growth and accomplishment. You will understand how feng shui can transform spaces into nurturing, inspiring, and healthy environments, fostering happiness, support, and fulfilment.
Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to work on your own property and two different floor plans, culminating in a final exam. Brenda will be your guide, providing ongoing support and feedback. Her personalised approach, including one-on-one discussions about your personal feng shui challenges, will enhance your experience, knowledge, and confidence. You can connect with her via email, Zoom, Skype, or WhatsApp for additional support.
Brenda includes her free feng shui evaluation and written report on the environment, surroundings, front and back of your property, and the main entrance door to guide your learning. This will help you to know what to look for in your clients' properties and provide an example of how to write up a report on the environment and outside of a property.
Brenda gives you 6 months' follow-up to include mentoring your first feng shui consultation.
Diploma: Feng Shui Professional Practitioner.
Graduates will automatically be accepted by IPHM as a feng shui professional practitioner.
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The course has been developed a feng shui expert, with examples of her own client and property experiences. Brenda Martin, accredited consultant of the Feng Shui Society, qualified in Feng Shui, Xuan Kong Flying Stars, BaZi Four Pillars and I Ching with Grand Master Raymond Lo, world-leading expert in Feng Shui. She is accredited with the International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine, and a trainer with the International Feng Shui Guild and Feng Shui Society.
Testimonials
"The course woke up the feng shui passion inside me. I learned a lot and it has made me confident. It was worth every penny! Brenda was great and so patient with me. I asked a lot of tricky questions because I was eager to learn as much as I could and know how to help clients with particular problems. She was very helpful with her quick responses and clear explanations. I will hopefully be working more with Brenda in the future, as I really would like her to help me with some cases for a second opinion. In this way I will gain more experience. Thank you Brenda." S.C. Hautefort, France.
"A very pleasurable experience. I benefited in so many ways. It has helped me focus on a positive thing while dealing with the after effects of grief. It has furthered my knowledge to work more with nature. Brenda, many thanks for being so accommodating. I really appreciate all your help." B.P. Stoke-on-Trent, UK.
"Enjoyable, fun and very enlightening. I now have a far better understanding of how people's probems manifest themselves in their homes, and vice versa! I will never be able to look at a person's home in the same way again!" M.T. Western Cape, South Africa
"It's been a great experience and I have recommended you to others already. I feel I know what I'm doing, I know where to look to find answers and I have a solid lead on how to develop from here. Thank you very much." E.K. Newport, UK
Course Content:
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- Pronunciation of feng shui
- The meaning of feng shui
- Client experiences with negative energy
- Origins and history of feng shui
- Significance of the I Ching and the Tao in feng shui
- Different methods of feng shui
- Form and Compass feng shui
- Confusion with feng shui books
- Commonly used Chinese words in feng shui
- Starting feng shui clutter clearing in your home
- Trinity of Luck and its significance in your life
- Yin and Yang principles
- Exterior and interior yin and yang
- Client experiences with yin and yang
- Chi - Heaven, Earth, Man
- How to identify sheng chi, sha chi and si chi
- How to remedy sha chi and si chi
- How to create a healthy flow of chi
- The luo pan and western compass
- How to take an accurate compass reading
- Drawing up property plans
- Macrocosm / Microcosm Principle
- The four celestial animals (Form School Feng Shui)
- The jade belt and ming tang
- The Dragon's cosmic breath
- The Five Elements
- The productive, destructive & weakening cycles of the elements
- The nine life areas
- Using the elements wisely
- How to restore balance to your nine life areas
- Starting to feng shui your own property
- The Lo Shu Square
- The Pa Kua (Bagua)
- Early and late heaven sequences
- I Ching trigrams
- Pa Kua life associations
- Eight Mansion Principle
- Kua Numbers
- Personal good and weaker directions
- East and West Group house directions
- Feng shui remedies
- How to use Sound, Light, Movement, Colour, Stillness, Straight lines, Mechanical effects
- Energising life areas and personal wellbeing
- The significance of numbers
- Shapes of buildings, plots and rooms
- Roof shapes
- Missing areas and extensions
- Mirrors
- Clutter clearing in key areas
- Predecessor energy
- Space clearing
- The twelve animals / energies
- Your animal personality
- Compatible and incompatible animal energies
- A person is a reflection of his home. The home also reflects the person.
- Feng shui outside the home
- The surrounding environment
- Front of the property
- Roads
- Pathways
- Gates and fences
- Garden
- Front door
- Brenda's feng shui evaluation of your property + written report
- A person is a reflection of his home. The home also reflects the person.
- Feng Shui through the home
- Back door
- Front door into entrance hall
- Entrance hall
- Doors and windows
- Living room and dining room
- Bathroom and toilets
- Garage and storage areas
- Kitchen
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Bedrooms
- Home office, study
- Room colours
- Electromagnetic stress
- Geopathic stress
- The Feng Shui consultation procedure
- Property No.1 evaluation
- Developing intuition
- Left and right brain function
- Meditation
- Your life and home reflect each other
- Changing your energy
- Creating simplicity
- Re-programming negative beliefs
- Creating abundance through each room
- Good health = quality of life
- Combining feng shui and medical treatment
- Maintaining health
- Caring for sick people
- The bedroom for health and relationships
- Location, layout, bed types, headboards, chi flow, beams
- Evaluation of Property No.2
- Becoming a good feng shui practitioner
- Different strands of feng shui
- Setting your goals
- Creating an impression
- Home visiting
- Managing your time
- Consultation fees
- Insurance
- Client records
- Dealing with clients
- Initial contact, during the visit, counselling your client, empathy, what do you wish for your clients?
- Problem areas
- Psychic protection
- Accounts
- Marketing your practice
- Professional organisations and support groups
- Continued professional development
- Code of Ethics
- Compiling your client dossier
- The initial questionnaire
- Your data sheet
- Plans for your report
- Photographs for your report
- The written report
- Follow-up procedure
- Your happy client
Ways To Pay
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Total Price: £886.00
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Instalment Option: £186 | then 10 x £70 during the course.
- An instalment of £70 to be paid when you submit homework for Questions 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11. We will send a reminder and a payment link.
