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[irene]

Hola Andrés.
Yo tampoco conozco material disponible en español. Seguro que en la certificación que vas a realizar ya te aportarán el manual. Yo me certifiqué con Lucio Margulis y así fue. Un abrazo.

[irene]

Happy year and thank you very much for your always fast and good response Eli.
My main activity is the workshops and then complement them with coaching processes.
The question was asked because I have seen that other people who have been certified after I are basing their business in forming other coaches and psychologists in LSP and did not know how possible this option was.
For my part I prefer to continue doing workshops and become a specialist in that and leave the training to specialists in it because if I do not get the feeling that in the end it will become the game of the broken phone.
Thank you very much again and happy year full of successes and growth.
A hug.

[irene]

It is true, in the end the certification is not indicative of quality either. The important thing is the experience: the amount of workshops given, the shared skills, the successes and the failures obtained. Everything adds up and together we make it more powerful.

Honestly my concern came from a workshop that I have seen announced by a person without certification.
He uses the knowledge he received from the tool in 3hrs (through a friend who in turn was trained with a short 6hrs workshop).
Well, that has given him a different name, and he announces himself as the creator of that method.

When I saw it, it made me very angry, but now thanks to Scott’s comment, I understand that certification is not the important thing, but the desire to provide value to the client, with new ideas that are not written and can grow.

Perhaps the case that I have known closely is not a better example, but in the end the important thing is that the workshop provides value to the client, regardless of whether the facilitator has certification or not.

(By the way, Scott, happy birthday!! and I join the Facebook group if that’s okay).

Everything clarified.

Thanks to each one for giving me your rich and full of experience point of view.

[irene]

Thanks for your contributions Michael and Alan.
For what you say I understand that it is legal to do so, now my concern goes a little further: if they are people who have trained well on their own and use the methodology correctly, in the end it is to expand knowledge of LSP and that it suits us all.
My concern comes from a possible bad “representation” that makes the methodology and that affects us all.
I am aware that in front of that we can not do anything, simply sharing it with you helps me.
Thank you all and happy day.

[irene]

Great idea!!
I would like to join as well.
Please include me
irene@cexplay.com
Thanks!!

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