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Israeli College Offers Advanced NLP Training for Religious Sector

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Tevuna College will begin new NLP courses in Jerusalem and Be'er Sheva in two weeks, targeting the religious community. Led by Rabbi Yogev Shamachon, the college offers training for career changers and professionals seeking to enhance their therapeutic and leadership skills. Advanced specializations in child/adolescent therapy and trauma treatment are also available. An introductory online meeting is scheduled for October 12th.

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  • Tevuna College is launching new NLP courses in Jerusalem and Be'er Sheva in two weeks.
  • The college targets the religious community with training for career changes and professional development.
  • Rabbi Yogev Shamachon leads the college, offering accredited NLP programs.
  • Advanced specializations include child/adolescent therapy and trauma treatment.
  • An introductory online meeting is scheduled for October 12th.

Tevuna College is set to launch new courses in Jerusalem and Be'er Sheva within two weeks, focusing on Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) for the religious community. The college, led by Rabbi Yogev Shamachon, an NLP trainer and certified rabbi, offers a comprehensive annual program designed for individuals seeking a career change into therapy, as well as for educators, rabbis, coaches, and therapists looking to enhance their professional skills. The curriculum emphasizes practical tools for personal growth and assisting others in overcoming limitations, changing thought patterns, and improving interpersonal skills.

The training program is accredited by the Israeli NLP Association, the American NLP Association (ABNLP), and the global organization Global NLP. It aims to equip students with a structured method for facilitating change processes while also fostering personal development through hands-on experience. Topics covered include helping individuals identify and modify limiting beliefs, cultivate empowering beliefs, enhance self-esteem, manage fears, and improve emotional regulation.

Beyond the foundational course, Tevuna College also provides advanced specializations for those with Master NLP certification. These include a program focused on treating children and adolescents, addressing issues like self-esteem, anxiety, social challenges, and behavioral problems, and another specialization in treating trauma, anxiety, and depression using advanced techniques such as EMDR and IFS.

An introductory online meeting via Zoom is scheduled for Monday, October 12th, at 7:30 PM, offering prospective students an opportunity to learn more and ask questions. The college highlights testimonials from graduates who praise the program's depth, professionalism, and integration of Jewish values, emphasizing its transformative impact on both personal and professional lives.

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