A unique method of guided visualization:
At The Midline School, we teach practices that help students understand the architecture of their own inner and outer landscapes, and from that embodied knowledge, learn how to guide others with clarity and care. Our teachings weave archetypal work, trauma-aware spirituality, nervous system literacy, and embodied practice into a steady, relational approach to inner transformation.
Integral to this practice is the belief that even our inner monsters and exiles are simply parts of ourselves that have adapted over time in an attempt to protect us or to survive. The worlds within us are not patriarchies. They do not require the slaying or conquering of monsters. Instead, we practice curiosity and self-compassion. We learn to soothe our shadows, our creatures, our beasts, and to invite them to rest and integrate.
Befriending the Whole Self
What does the Inner Territory Guide Training look like?
Students learn the foundations of Inner Territory work:
How to navigate the landscapes of the bodymind, how to work with archetypes and inner figures, how to meet monsters and exiles without bypass or rescuing, and how to guide others through these territories with consent, containment, and a grounded sense of responsibility.
You will learn how to shape and lead journeys, how to hold space with skill and humility, and how to engage spiritual work without abandoning the body or the collective. As the school expands, students will also have the option to study trauma-aware yoga as another pathway into embodiment and ethical practice.
Everything we teach is slow, relational, and rooted in lived experience. The goal is not to create performance or hierarchy, but to cultivate practitioners who can accompany others with integrity, steadiness, and deep respect for the wisdom that already lives within each person.
This school is for those who want a trauma-aware, relational, and embodied framework for inner-work. People who value consent and sovereignty. People who want to learn practices that do not bypass the body or the nervous system, and that do not replicate harm, hierarchy, or spiritual performance. People who understand that personal healing is always connected to collective responsibility.