• For your own personal process and for people who work with people and groups and accompany other people and want to go further in their practice: therapists, facilitators, yoga teachers, breathwork or body processes, and personal development professionals.
• If you already know how to sustain a process but feel you lack a clear tool to work through blocked emotions, unresolved issues, or conflicting parts, here you will find structure, depth, and something you can apply from day one.
• A practical, direct and professional training for coaches, therapists and facilitators of all kinds who want to work in greater depth without the need for years of study.

• Upon completion of this training, you will not only understand the tool: you will know how to apply it with sound judgment, confidence, and security.
• You will understand how unresolved issues arise and why they continue to have an impact in the present. You will learn to distinguish when to use the hot seat and when to use the empty chair, to create the necessary framework for the process to occur safely, and to guide the dialogue precisely without directing the content.
• You will know how to handle the emotional intensity that may arise and intervene at the right moment to facilitate the real closure of the process.

• Most training programs teach the technique. In this training you watch videos of real therapy sessions.
• You will learn to read the person's internal experience and know from there how and when to intervene.
• It's not about applying the protocol mechanically. It's about understanding what's really happening, where the entry point is, and how to support the process without forcing or getting ahead of ourselves.
  Deep, yet practical. Structured, yet adaptable.

The course is designed as a progressive journey that combines understanding and application:

• Fundamentals of Gestalt therapy and working with the chair: You will understand the theoretical and philosophical basis that gives meaning to these tools and how contact is the engine of change.
• Unfinished business and the cycle of experience: You will learn how emotional blocks form, why they repeat themselves, and where the natural resolution process is interrupted.
• The hot seat: Working with personal experience, you will discover how to accompany the person to come into direct contact with what they feel, without avoiding it or becoming overwhelmed.
• The empty chair: dialogue with the other or with a part You will work on how to facilitate the encounter with figures from the past, internal parts in conflict or situations pending closure and with the inner child.
• The four chairs: Dialogue with four chairs is more complex but very effective.
• Safety in facilitation: You will learn to handle the emotional intensity that may arise, to open processes with sound judgment and to close them with care.
• Practical application: You will integrate chair work into individual sessions and group dynamics, with specific tools for different types of processes.
• Integration and professional use: You will learn how to incorporate these tools into your practice with consistency, ethics, and safety.

• This program is designed so that you not only learn "what to do", but also develop the ability to observe, understand and accompany human processes in depth.
• Because the tool doesn't transform on its own. What transforms is how you use it.

Do I need to be a therapist?

No. This training is designed for any professional who works with people, not just clinicians. If you already work with people, you're a good fit.

What if I have little experience?

No problem. You'll find a clear structure, supporting scripts, and recorded real sessions so you can see how it's done before you do it yourself.

What if I'm afraid of working with intense emotions?

It's a very common and very honest concern. That's precisely why this training includes a specific module on safety in facilitation: you'll learn to hold what arises with clear boundaries, without forcing it and without losing yourself in the process.