How to Effectively Support People in Spiritual Awakening and Spiritual Crisis
This course introduces ways to support people experiencing spiritual awakening or spiritual crisis. It focuses on practical understanding of spiritual emergencies and how to respond appropriately.
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Start date: October 1, 2026
Course Overview
How to Effectively Support People in Spiritual Awakening and Spiritual Crisis is a short professional course from Alef Trust focused on spiritual emergencies. It explores how spiritual awakening and spiritual crisis can present, with emphasis on supportive and informed responses. The course is intended for people who may encounter individuals in these states in a professional or support role. It provides a concise structure rather than an extended program, with the source indicating a 3-hour format and 2 modules. The page indicates that the course includes a certificate and APA accreditation with 2 CE credits. No scholarship information or other pricing details are provided in the source text.
Who is this for?
Professionals or support workers who may encounter people in spiritual awakening or spiritual crisis.
About the Provider
Alef Trust is a UK-based transpersonal psychology educational institute founded by Emeritus Professor Brian Les Lancaster, offering an MSc in Consciousness, Spirituality & Transpersonal Psychology validated by Liverpool John Moores University and a professional certificate in Psychedelics, Altered States & Transpersonal Psychology taught by Dr. David Luke (Imperial College) and other leading researchers. The institute also offers collaborative PhDs and open learning courses integrating consciousness studies, parapsychology, and integrative healing traditions.
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- SkillsIntegrationPsychotherapyEthicsMusic and Set/SettingUnderstanding spiritual awakening and spiritual crisisRecognizing spiritual emergenciesSupporting people in crisisResponding with informed care