Lifespan Integration Supervisor / Consultant

LI Consultants are Certified in LI before applying to become consultants. LI Consultants continue to be Certified LI therapists after gaining consultant status. Consultants need to maintain their certification in LI by meeting the requirements for renewal every two years.

LI Consultants offer group or individual consultation regarding clinical cases for the purpose of assisting consultees with LI treatment planning. Consultants can review with their consultees the concepts that were taught through the level of LI training which the consultee has completed. Consultants are not authorized to teach their consultees new material (concepts which are taught in a level of LI training higher than the level which the consultee has completed). If offering consultation groups, the consultant should specify what level of LI training is required to join each group. LI Consultants competently advise LI therapists regarding which protocols to use at which stages of treatment. LI Consultants help their consultees to create comprehensive LI treatment plans, including those used in the most complex cases. They maintain the professional requirements for their field of training in their country.

How to become an LI Consultant

Certified LI therapists who have a deep understanding of Lifespan Integration therapy are eligible to be chosen as consultants two years after their certification in LI. Certified clinicians who want to eventually become LI consultants should enhance their understanding of LI through using the various LI protocols with their clients for a minimum of two years after becoming certified in LI. Lifespan Integration trainers approve certified LI clinicians to be consultants based on their understanding of LI protocols and treatment planning. Clinicians interested in becoming LI consultants should seek supervision from one or more of the LI trainers.