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Become an InnerWork Circle Trainer

Have you journeyed through our InnerWork Healing Histories programme or one of our immersive Overseas Retreats? If those experiences shifted something in you, there's a next step: becoming an InnerWork Circle Trainer.

This pathway is designed for graduates who gained a newfound purpose. You are not just seeking internal healing, clarity and alignment, but here to hold space for others. As our chosen InnerWork Circle Trainer, you'll learn to facilitate InnerWork Methodologies — small, intimate group settings where participants explore unresolved childhood trauma, inherited histories, process lived experience, and build a deep sense of trust that makes human transformation possible.

Our practice goes beyond theory. You'll be equipped with practical facilitation skills — how to hold space safely, read the room, guide group dynamics, navigate emotional depth, and create adaptable frameworks of psychological safety for others in their own healing journey. Drawing from InnerWork Methodologies used in our overseas retreats and healing histories programmes, you'll learn to lead innerwork circles that are trauma-informed, experiential, and rooted in authentic connection.

Visualise this

This isn't a training programme; it's an invitation for you to become a healer.

You are leading a retreat at the Awaji Island of Japan, one of the world's most sacred landscapes and power spots. Feel the sound of nature, the rhythm of breath, the depth of emotion - as you hold space for others to heal. And the next moment, you are at the Bermuda triangle. No other journey is the same.

If you aspire to lead your own inner circle, support our programmes as an assistant facilitator, or bring InnerWork Methodologies into your workplace or community, this trainer pathway gives you the tools, resources, and confidence to do so. You'll join a growing network of InnerWork Circle Trainers who are extending the ripple effect of healing histories far beyond our retreats — one circle at a time.