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Published over 2 years ago • 1 min read • Practitioner Training

The Professional Practice Mentoring Group begins this Wednesday, May 1

Flower Essence Practitioner students, graduates, and professionals: We've heard your questions and challenges and know that you'd like guidance, mentoring, and discussion on how to:

✅ Present your offerings in a way that speaks to your people

✅ Communicate artfully and effectively with clients

✅ Manage client cases so you can be successful over time

We invite you to gather in community to grow your practice 🌻👩👩🏽👵🏼👩🏻✨

The Professional Practice Mentoring Group is an online community space with bi-monthly group mentoring meetings.

We're piloting it for 6 months, and we'd love for you to be part of it!

"I find it so incredibly helpful to hear what other practitioners are doing, themes that come up in practice and client cases, and the different perspectives and ways that we each work with them. The ongoing support helps keep the momentum going, and also I like developing relationships with other practitioners."

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Let us know what you think — is it something you'd like to do? Can we answer any questions you have? Press reply!

May the flowers be with you,

✨ Rochana, Kathleen, and Ruth

The School for Flower Essence Studies

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