Welcome
to the Swedish Contact page of EmotionsInBalance.
In my time in Sweden, I learned that most Swedish
people read and understand English very well, so we encourage
you to either go to the English version of this site for further
detailed information or contact your Swedish practitioner
for further discussion.
In any case, it’s important that you read the information
contained in the page “Session
Preparation Information” before you attend for sessions.
A Very Important
Note from Ian White.
In the text elsewhere in this site, you may
have read the following:-
| “…The
registration of af-x is intended to protect the quality
of training of practitioners, ensuring that White's
strict educational guidelines are adhered to in all
programs displaying the af-x title.
…..all af-x Practitioners, including those involved
in this website, have their work practices and therapy
results monitored, have permission
to use the af-x title and you can be assured that
they provide the highest quality af-x Therapy….”
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The quality of the work that legally registered
Af-x Practitioners do is of vital importance, not only to
the reputation of the Af-x movement and its solid training
base, but to you, the client. Af-x adheres to strict guidelines
as practiced by therapists, and those standards can only be
maintained through long-term study, practitioner development
and maintenance of ESR feedback systems to ensure quality
work.
At present, there are TWO practitioners in
Sweden who meet the strict standards as laid down by the School
of Affectology (Int’l) and the I.A.A. (International
Affectology Association). These practitioners have earned,
through ongoing development and monitoring, the right and
permission to use the term “Af-x” in a description
of their work.
You may contact them by emailing them:-
Elena Johansson (Malmo) on afx@bredband.net
or go to her page.
Maria Nordström (Stockholm) on maria@feelingbalanced.com
It is IMPORTANT that you note that any other
practitioners claiming to practice “Af-x” do not
have the permission to do so, have not committed to continual
learning and development, are not regulated as regards results
and success rates, and are liable to legal action for the
use of the term “Af-x.”
If you have any doubts as to the legal right for a person
who is using “Af-x” to label their work, you can
contact me on afxwhite@bigpond.net.au
for clarification.
Ian White
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