I was browsing through the practitioners list and came accross this statement "I am a Certified Quantum Touch® Practitioner (advanced)."

Am I missing something here? I thought I'd read quite a bit about how one can become a Practitioner and an Instructor... but ADVANCED?

As ever, here I am looking for enlightenment.

Peace love and light
Cal

There is only one recognized status, that is Practitioner. While some may consider themselves having had lots of experience and hence choose to call themselves advanced, there is no such designation at present.

Hi Cal,
Altho an advanced workshop is required to become an instructor it isn't to become a practitioner.

So I can only think it means they have advanced training (in either Core or Supercharging) or that it's one of the few (Jody, Alain . . .) who is an instructor of one of these techniques.
Christina

Alain responded while I was typing!

He beat me to it!

Many thanks Alain.

Am I correct in thinking that Practitioners and Instructors may update their bio's at will? If so, it seems like a good idea... but may be the better for some of those nasty little things we call rules. Just my opinion of course.

Peace love and light
Cal

Shucks Christina,

Too many people typing at the same time. Sheesh I'll be glad when we can all communicate telepathically... life will be so much simpler. (But then I guess there'd be no challenge to the challenge we've set ourselves. BUMP. Back to Earth. )

Peace love and light
Cal

Cal, you crack me up! [BUMP. Back to Earth] LOLOL!!!

Welcome to the Fambly.

Yes, Practitioners & Instructors can update their bio at will.

I Googled. She's calling herself "a certified; Advanced Quantum-Touch Practitioner." More accurately, she's a Certified Quantum-Touch(R) Practioner with advanced training. She goes on to say that she "finished her advanced training in [a particular city]." As if that met the requirement to the Advanced certification. She probably isn't intending to be deceptive but her bio isn't accurate. Maybe what HQ needs to do is let us edit them but they don't post without approval. That would give them one more thing to do with an already streamlined staff.

I agree, Cal, rules are good.

Seriously - that's just a bit over the top if you ask me. An advanced practitioner?

Ashley
Thank you for the welcome, appreciated.

Alice
Many thanks for answering that question.

Cris
I think you've found another advanced practitioner. That wasn't the one I spotted. Thanks for your reply.

Peace love and light
Cal