Continuing Education
The IASI CE Course Calendar is your one-stop shop to find great SI training programs from around the world. Here you can browse or search our collection of IASI-approved providers and courses to find the perfect class to meet your school, state, and CBSI continuing education requirements, and further your development as a practitioner.
Please note that CE credits are not required for an IASI membership, but they ARE required to maintain your Board Certified Structural Integrator certification. We encourage you to learn more about BCSI certification requirements.
Continuing Education Categories:
Category 1: Core SI studies (36-hour minimum)
Category 2: Adjunct Studies (18-36 hours)
Category 3: Self Directed Studies (18 hours maximum)
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Course Category
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Course Description
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Core Structural Integration Studies: Classes and workshops have Structural Integration as the main topic of inquiry and the Instructor must have at least 7 years experience as a Structural Integration practitioner. They must also be approved by IASI.
Category I also includes hours earned in the following ways:
- Mentoring
- Support/study group of Structural Integrators
- Prerecorded materials
- Publications
- Teaching
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II
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Adjunct Studies: Classes and workshops study theories, techniques, and skills that are applicable to SI work but from a different discipline such as cranio-sacral, osteopathy, visceral manipulation, biodynamics, etc. A student is allowed 1 in-class hour per day and must have a letter or certificate of hours worked from a supervisor. The classes and workshops must also be approved by IASI. |
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Self Directed Studies: Classes and workshops are not approved by IASI. Category 3 educational experiences are meant to enhance the 'practitioners' competencies and promote the 'individuals' development. A short rationale explaining the benefit of these classes and experience is necessary for credit, including an accurate accounting of the number of in-class hours per day.
Examples of Category 3 experiences are:
• University courses, anatomical studies
• Workshops and trainings in psychotherapeutic methodologies
• Spiritual workshops
• Requirements for licensing or certification by state agencies also fit into this category
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We also have continuous classes available:
The Barral Institute was created by Jean-Pierre Barral and staffed with international instructors who have finished his apprenticeship program. Visceral Manipulation, Neural Manipulation, Fascial Integration, CranioSacral Therapy, Lymphatic Balancing, and many more techniques are taught in One -Six day workshops. Workshops are approved for 6 hours/day of Type II credits. Visit Barral Institute website for workshop details.
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