Brandon BozarthBrandon Bozarth

ISI Facilitator Training · Cohort begins May 2026

Double yourclient’s results.

Twelve months. Six to twelve practitioners. The full transmission of Integrated Somatic Inquiry, applied to the work you’re already doing. Get clients out of rumination twice as fast. Resolve the conflicts your current toolkit can’t reach. Charge what the work is worth.

Tuition: $9,000 paid in full · or 12 × $750/mo · $500 deposit holds your seat after acceptance.

The Promise

It’s not a skill you’re missing. It’s who you’re willing to be in the room.

Most practitioner trainings sell a technique. ISI is not a technique. It is an understanding of how identity produces symptom, and a way of being with another person that lets the identity dissolve.

What doubles your client’s results is not a sharper toolkit. It is you, more honest, more available, less defended. When you stop agreeing with the lies your clients are telling themselves, they stop being able to tell them.

Over twelve months you go through your own resolution first. Then you bring the work to your clients while we review it together, session by session, until you can do it cleanly on your own.

The result: clients out of rumination twice as fast. Symptoms that actually resolve. A practice that fills itself by word of mouth.

Brandon Bozarth

What gets in the way

Three problems
we solve directly.

These are the three places every practitioner gets stuck. The training is built to take all three off the table by the time you finish phase two.

Problem 01

Dead ends in the session.

The client says “I know this intellectually, but I still don’t feel any different.” You’re circling. You can sense something is there, but you don’t know where to go.

How we resolve it

You bring the dead end to the live calls. We work it together until you have a clear way forward. You learn reverse inquiry, the body as lie detector, and how to bypass the conscious mind so the unconscious can answer.

Problem 02

Your own blind spots.

What keeps your clients from resolving is almost always something that’s still alive in you. If part of you agrees with their story, you can’t lead them out of it.

How we resolve it

Three full session reviews. You record a session with a client. We watch it together, minute by minute. We name where you stopped listening, where you were trying to fix, where your context was running the room.

Problem 03

Patterns that repeat with a little improvement.

The client gets some relief. Then they come back next month with the same theme in a slightly different costume. You suspect the work is surface, but you can’t name what’s missing.

How we resolve it

You learn to see what the unconscious is still using the pattern for. You learn to give clients full responsibility for resolution without pushing or rescuing. The pattern stops because the identity holding it dissolves.

The Year

May to May. Three phases. One retreat.

The cadence is three weeks on, one week off. Two-hour live calls. Roughly thirty-six sessions across the year, plus a four-day retreat in Scotland between phase two and phase three.

Phase 01 · Months 1–5

Initiation.

Your own resolution comes first. We do an inventory together. Where are the patterns on repeat. Where is the body still saying no. What identity is each symptom still defending.

You learn the body as lie detector. You learn the inquiry sequence on yourself, with me leading, until you can take yourself through it alone. The single most valuable thing you can do for your clients is resolve in yourself what they’re carrying.

Phase 02 · Months 6–9

Sharpening
the sword.

You start bringing the work to your clients. You record sessions and bring them back to the group. We review them together. You also lead inquiry with each other in the calls, with me stepping in when you hit a wall.

This is where the “Golden Sessions” case study library earns its keep. You watch real resolutions unfold. You see how I approach a client when I have no context, and how the lack of context is sometimes the asset.

Brandon facilitating a participant on stage

Retreat · January

Four days.
Scotland.

A four-day retreat is a hundred sessions in four days. There’s nowhere to run. There’s no screen to hide behind. The exercises are designed to surface your remaining context, and the synchronicity of who shows up almost always means someone in the room is your ex, your father, your mother in costume.

Lifelong relationships get built here. So does the kind of clarity about your own work that you can’t get over Zoom.

Brandon outdoors with walking stick

Phase 03 · Months 10–12

Integration.

The final three months are individualized. We design them based on what you actually need. For some, that’s business application: how to fill a practice, how to share results, how to charge what the work is worth. For others it’s deeper relational work, or refining a specific kind of session.

We do not end with the retreat. The integration phase is what makes the work hold.

What you receive

Everything I’ve built
for this work.

The container is the curriculum. The curriculum is also the container. Both are listed below.

Live Group Calls

Roughly thirty-six two-hour sessions across the year. Three weeks on, one week off. Inquiry, teaching, live client review, group ISI work.

Six 1-on-1 Sessions

Six 90-minute private sessions with Brandon. Use them when something urgent is alive. The recommendation is to space them through the year.

Four-Day Retreat

In-person in Scotland, January. Travel and lodging not included. Tuition covers the retreat itself.

Three Client Session Reviews

Record a session with a client (with their permission). We watch it together. We name what’s working, what isn’t, where your blind spots are showing.

Golden Sessions Library

A growing archive of recorded resolutions, organized by conflict theme. The fastest way I learned this work was watching other practitioners do it. You get the same.

Telegram Cohort + Accountability App

Voice notes, questions, and unlimited support between calls. A tracking app that captures your reporting commitments and shows the cohort’s consistency at a glance.

Who this is for

Practitioners. And
practitioners-in-becoming.

Most of the curriculum is designed for people already doing client work. Coaches, therapists, healing practitioners, GNM consultants. People who can already hold a room and want to deepen what they’re holding it for.

Some seats are open to people who are not yet practicing but feel the call. If that’s you, the application call will tell us whether the timing is right.

This is not a certification course. It is a year of doing the work with people who are doing the work, with me holding the room.

You’ll fit if

  • ·You already work with clients and feel the limits of the modality you were trained in.
  • ·You’re willing to put your own work on the table before you bring others’ in.
  • ·You can show up to live calls. Six absences across the year is the cap.
  • ·You want results, not credentials. The certificate is what your clients say about you.

Logistics

What you’re committing to.

Format

Twelve months. Live group calls, three weeks on, one week off. Two hours per call. Recordings if you must miss.

Cohort Size

Six to twelve seats. Small enough that I know your client work by name.

Begins

May 2026. Time and day fixed once the cohort is formed, around everyone’s schedule.

Tuition

$9,000 paid in full. Or 12 × $750/mo. Other payment plans available on the call. $500 deposit holds your seat after acceptance.

Process

Apply. Thirty-minute call with Brandon. Acceptance. Deposit. Welcome to the cohort.

Six-Month Resolution Promise

If at six months you’ve attended the calls, done the work, and have not seen at least a fifty-percent shift in what you came to resolve, I refund the full tuition. The criteria are honest. So is the promise.

The room is small

Six to twelve seats. Closes when full.

If your body is already saying yes, apply. The call is thirty minutes. We figure out the financial piece together. We find out if this is your room.

Apply for the Cohort

First come, first served. The last cohort filled in two weeks.