Past Life Regression Course

Lesson 1 • Research and Evidence Landscape

Surveys published case studies, academic research, and critical analyses relevant to past life regression. Students develop informed, balanced views on the evidence base.

Lesson 2 • Core Theoretical Models

Examines the main explanatory models: reincarnation, genetic memory, collective unconscious, and metaphor. Students evaluate each model's assumptions and therapeutic implications.

Lesson 3 • Scope and Ethical Boundaries

Defines what past life regression is and is not, distinguishing it from psychotherapy and spiritual counseling. Establishes ethical limits practitioners must respect from day one.

Lesson 1 • Memory Formation and Retrieval

Covers how episodic, emotional, and somatic memories are encoded and retrieved. Understanding memory mechanics helps practitioners interpret regression content accurately.

Lesson 2 • Levels of Consciousness

Introduces conscious, subconscious, and superconscious mind levels and their roles in regression. This model underpins every induction and exploration technique taught later.

Lesson 3 • Trauma, Emotion, and the Subconscious

Explores how unresolved trauma and emotion are stored subconsciously and surface during regression. This section prepares students to handle emotional material safely.

Lesson 1 • What Hypnosis Is and Is Not

Clarifies common misconceptions about hypnosis and defines trance as a natural, focused state. Accurate understanding prevents practitioner errors and client fears.

Lesson 2 • Induction Techniques Overview

Surveys progressive relaxation, eye-fixation, rapid, and conversational induction methods. Students select appropriate inductions based on client profile and session goals.

Lesson 3 • Deepening and Stabilizing Trance

Teaches deepening scripts, fractionation, and anchoring to maintain stable trance throughout a session. Stable trance is prerequisite to effective regression navigation.

Lesson 4 • Suggestibility and Hypnotic Depth

Introduces suggestibility scales, depth levels, and how depth affects regression access. Students learn to assess and adjust trance depth for optimal regression work.

Lesson 1 • Initial Consultation and Intake

Covers intake forms, goal-setting interviews, and establishing therapeutic rapport. A thorough intake shapes the entire session plan and reduces unexpected complications.

Lesson 2 • Educating the Client

Teaches practitioners to explain the regression process, normalize expectations, and address fears. Educated clients enter trance more readily and engage more productively.

Lesson 3 • Screening for Contraindications

Identifies psychological, medical, and situational factors that contraindicate regression. Students learn referral pathways and how to communicate screening decisions respectfully.

Lesson 1 • Visualization and Corridor Techniques

Employs guided imagery—hallways, doors, tunnels, and clouds—to transport clients to past life scenes. These techniques suit clients with strong visual imagination.

Lesson 2 • Handling Resistance and Blocks

Addresses common barriers—blankness, analytical interference, and emotional avoidance—with specific scripted responses. Students practice pivoting techniques to maintain session momentum.

Lesson 3 • Regression to Cause Technique

Directs clients to the root cause of a current life pattern without specifying a time period. This open-ended approach allows the subconscious to select the most relevant lifetime.

Lesson 4 • The Somatic Bridge Technique

Guides clients from a physical sensation or chronic symptom back to its past life origin. Somatic bridges are especially effective for body-based presenting issues.

Lesson 1 • Orienting the Client in the Scene

Teaches systematic questioning to help clients establish time, place, identity, and context in a past life. Clear orientation prevents confusion and deepens scene immersion.

Lesson 2 • Moving Through Key Life Events

Guides clients forward and backward through significant scenes using time-progression and regression commands. Students learn to select pivotal moments for maximum therapeutic insight.

Lesson 3 • The Between-Lives State

Explores the soul's experience between incarnations, including life review, guides, and soul planning. This dimension adds depth and meaning to the regression narrative.

Lesson 4 • Gathering Therapeutic Insights

Teaches structured questioning to extract lessons, patterns, and connections relevant to the client's current life. Insight extraction transforms narrative into actionable healing.

Lesson 1 • Post-Session Integration Support

Equips practitioners to guide clients through the days following a session with journaling, grounding, and follow-up practices. Integration determines how fully healing takes root.

Lesson 2 • Reframing Past Life Experiences

Teaches cognitive and hypnotic reframing to shift the meaning clients assign to past life events. Reframing converts painful memories into sources of wisdom and strength.

Lesson 3 • Healing Vows and Soul Contracts

Identifies and releases outdated vows, oaths, and soul contracts made in past lives that limit present functioning. Students use specific scripts to revoke and replace these agreements.

Lesson 4 • Forgiveness and Release Work

Guides clients through forgiveness of self and others encountered in past life scenes. Forgiveness work dissolves emotional charges that perpetuate current life difficulties.

Lesson 1 • Building a Regression Practice

Covers positioning, client attraction, session pricing, and professional credentialing for a sustainable regression practice. Business foundations enable practitioners to serve clients long-term.

Lesson 2 • Group Regression Facilitation

Adapts individual regression techniques for group settings, including script modifications and group dynamics management. Group work expands practitioner reach and income potential.

Lesson 3 • Ethics, Boundaries, and Professional Standards

Deepens ethical reasoning around confidentiality, dual relationships, and scope of practice in regression work. Ethical mastery protects clients and sustains practitioner credibility.

Lesson 4 • Supervision, Peer Review, and Continuing Growth

Establishes habits of supervision, case consultation, and ongoing skill development essential for long-term practice quality. Reflective practice prevents stagnation and ethical drift.