I’m not sure where to even begin.
To our knowledge, this has been the biggest practitioner teleseminar series to date, not only for NICABM but also for our profession.
Practitioners poured in from all over the globe to join us on these ground-breaking calls, and we’ve been overwhelmed with your response. This audience size required us to create back-up players for the calls, and plans are underway to upgrade our servers yet again.
Weekly Wednesday night broadcasts ranged from 3,447 to 5,483 people per night (according to Google Analytics), coming from all 50 US states, and from the following 78 countries:
| Argentina | Cyprus | Indonesia | Netherlands | Slovenia |
| Australia | Czech Republic | Iran | New Zealand | South Africa |
| Austria | Denmark | Ireland | Nicaragua | South Korea |
| Bahamas | Dominica | Israel | Norway | Spain |
| Belgium | Dominican Republic | Italy | Panama | Sweden |
| Bermuda | Ecuador | Jamaica | Peru | Switzerland |
| Bhutan | Egypt | Japan | Philippines | Thailand |
| Brazil | El Salvador | Jordan | Poland | Trinidad and Tobago |
| Brunei | Finland | Kazakhstan | Portugal | Turkey |
| Bulgaria | France | Kenya | Qatar | Uganda |
| Canada | Germany | Latvia | Romania | United Arab Emirates |
| Chile | Greece | Lebanon | Saudi Arabia | United Kingdom |
| China | Guadeloupe | Malta | Serbia | United States |
| Colombia | Hong Kong | Mexico | Singapore | Uruguay |
| Costa Rica | Hungary | Monaco | Slovakia | Venezuela |
| Croatia | India | Namibia |
Positive, life-changing comments have been flooding into our office and onto the series’ after-the-call comment boards.
The ideas being shared during these calls have been giving many practitioners those “ah ha” moments – inspiration and new direction for both personal healing and practical treatments.
To celebrate the series, we pulled together some of the most compelling ideas from the calls to make our own highlights video.
My friend shared this opportunity with me and I listened for the first time last night. I’m looking forward to next Wednesday thank you.
I have had the same problem since I was young; I have a very strong fear of dying. Often times I will make myself get out of bed and do something to avert my thoughts; mainly I will take a shower and drink a glass of warm milk with vanilla and some sugar. If this doesn’t work, try something a little bit more stimulating that can avert the thoughts, but won’t keep you awake for hours once you lay down. Pick up one of your favorite books, or walk around in your back yard for a bit.. . If it still persists, speak with your doctor. They can prescibe something for you to take when these attacks occur that will sooth your thoughts and help you fall asleep.. . I know how horrible this is. Best of luck.
You offer such great courses. Why aren’t you accredited to offer CEU’s for Social Workers in places besides Florida and California?
I am a social worker in Baltimore, Md. You are not listed as an approved provider of CEU’s for Md Social Workers. Do you plan to apply for approval for providing CEU’s to social workers in Maryland or other places.