Past Life Regression

Memory, Imagination & the Honest Frame

Begin where a responsible practitioner must: with what regression material actually is. Study reconstructive memory, confabulation, and the research on suggestibility and false memory, alongside the traditional karmic and reincarnation frameworks. Learn to hold both without collapsing into either, and to offer clients a frame that is meaningful without making claims the work cannot support.

Screening & Contraindications

The module that protects your clients and your practice. Learn the full intake screen — psychiatric history, dissociative symptoms, active psychosis, recent bereavement, unmanaged trauma, medication, and current therapeutic care. Understand precisely who should not be regressed, how to decline gracefully, and how to refer. Practise the screening conversation until it is second nature.

Induction & Deepening

Master progressive relaxation, staircase and corridor inductions, and fractionation for deepening. Learn to read breath, eyelid flutter, swallow reflex and micro-movement as depth indicators, and to pace your language to the client's own rhythm. Practise recovering an induction that stalls, and establishing the safety signal and return anchor before you go anywhere.

The Affect Bridge & the Somatic Bridge

The two principal routes into regression. Learn to take a present-day feeling or body sensation and trace it back along its own thread to an earlier origin, without naming, dating, or scripting what the client should find. Practise the neutral prompt language that lets material surface on its own — and learn to hear the moment you have begun leading, and stop.

Navigating the Life Review

Once a scene opens, learn to move the client through it — establishing orientation, moving forward and back through significant events, and gathering the specific detail that gives the material therapeutic weight. Learn to manage abreaction: how to stabilise a client who floods, when to slow down, when to step out entirely, and how to keep your own voice steady while doing it.

The Death Transition & the Between-Lives Space

Guide a client through the closing scene of a remembered life and the transition beyond it — the point at which most of the therapeutic insight tends to surface. Learn the questions that draw out the lesson, the unfinished business, and the decision carried forward. Understand how to hold this section with restraint, letting the client's own meaning emerge rather than supplying one.

Release, Return & Integration

Learn the closing sequence — releasing what the client is ready to release, cord and vow release where relevant, re-orientation to the present, and a full return to waking alertness. Then the part most trainings skip: the integration protocol for the days and weeks after. Journalling structure, the 48-hour check-in, what a normal after-effect looks like, and when a follow-up session is genuinely indicated.

Ethics & Professional Practice

Build your practice on a defensible footing. Informed consent documentation, session recording and confidentiality, note-keeping, and the scope-of-practice language that keeps you clearly outside clinical claims. Learn what you must never do — diagnose, contradict medical advice, or present recovered material as verified fact — and how to build a referral network of licensed professionals before you need one.