APRIL 2025 CLASS FILLED!
Register EARLY for the August class: only 3 students max!
$200 deposit to hold your place in class
PICK YOUR OPTION
1. Clinic Hour Option: 16 TOTAL HOURS EARNED
$400 ($25/clinic hr)
2. Acutonics Elective : Tuition $375
4 PART SEQUENCE CLASS:
Class meets once per week for 4 weeks. Each meeting is 2 hours long (yields 8 clinic hours).
Eight hours of homework outside class
Totals 16 hours for clinic hour requirements.
Actual day/time of class meetings determined by students in class.
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Limited to a maximum of 3 students.
In this 4 part class, you meet once per week for 2 hours and spend 2 hours of your own time on homework between class meetings.
Total of 16 earned hours organized as follows:
Class #1 The Interviewing
The most important factor in an Acutonics Session is the client interview. Interview skills will determine your session plan and effectiveness of your session. In addition to the learning what to have on an intake form, you will learn how to fuse this information with an interview. Observation skills, which questions to ask and how to get the information that leads to the original fracture, your main intent for the session. This 2 hour zoom class includes the viewing of a real interview as a group and how to move from the obvious to the real root of intention for a session. A short power point is provided with steps as well as on Google Classroom. You will have a private link to the video for your own reference.
You then take the class #1 tools and do an interview as homework for the before the next class.
Class #2: Analysis & Assessment
The second meeting teaches you a step by step plan on how to take the interview and intake form information, fuse it, and develop an Acutonics plan that fits your case. This two hour meeting is a combination of power point steps (also provided ) and class discussion of a real case carried over from Class 1.
Homework: You take the steps taught in class 2 and apply it at home to your interview and intake information you have gathered after Class 1.
Class #3: Developing & Delivering the Session
All students bring their homework developed plan for their case and present it to the class for discussion and development. Technical directions are covered in detail on how to effectively send a distance session (microphones, zoom settings, holograms) to expand your session options. We talk about the processing speech to give your client. And expectations for you and your client.
Homework: Make arrangements with your home volunteer to apply the developed Acutonics session either in-person or via holographic sound distance techniques before our next meeting.
Class #4: The Session Report
This is a the final class meeting in which you provide a verbal report on how your session went. It is a chance to talk about feedback from the forks/tools, your client, and how you provide feedback. Students share the session experience and client feedback from their case. The type of legal notes you should be filing for clients are covered. Final Q&A and now you have 16 clinic hours!
