Five Wisdoms Trainer Authorization

Wisdoms @ Work

Natural brilliance: leading from within

Being authentically present is the greatest gift we can give others!

The Five Wisdoms Trainer Authorization is for trainers, coaches and other professionals who would like to become authorized to design and facilitate Five Wisdoms trainings. The prerequisite of the authorization is the Wisdoms@Work Coach Certification.

As a Five Wisdoms Trainer you help others strengthen their interpersonal skills and engage more fully in their relationships, life and work.

Modules typically are three-day weekends and include experienced-based learning.

Module I: Mindful Awareness Instructor Training: Provides a deeper understanding of the role of Mindful Awareness in the Five Wisdoms, as well as how to provide accurate and practical instruction to students.

What people say:

“I integrate the five wisdom energies in my ongoing classes and seminars on karate, qigong and (Tibetan) meditation, as well as using them in the context of trainings for companies and organizations. My specialty lies in catalyzing embodied experiences of these inner qualities and integrating their energetic and creative impulses. I continue to fathom the depth of the wisdom traditions from which they come. I have organized various seminars bringing together various teachers and/or systems with the teachings on the five wisdom energies as the ‘red thread.' The work with Irini Rockwell was one of the most important forces in this development.”

-Leijenhorst, Director, KenKon Integral Life and Training center

“I have studied and practiced Buddhism for thirty years, but training in the Five Wisdoms has been, by far, the most profound. How so? The Five Wisdoms go right to the core of neurosis – experientially, physically and emotionally - circumventing habitual defenses. They demonstrate how ‘transforming confusion into wisdom’ is possible for each of us. We become more compassionate and respectful towards each other’s underlying wisdom.”

-Frances Morris, Training participant, 2008

"I am realizing the importance of nowness and connecting in the moment. My workshops have gained more freshness because I start from what is and not from what I want it to be. I see the individuals in my groups more so, in this way, my workshops have gained depth."

--Sebo Ebbens, National Institute for School Improvement