Australia Resource Therapy Institute provides professional training, workshops, master classes, supervision, consultation, and educational resources in Resource Therapy.
We teach Resource Therapy as a structured, attachment-informed, trauma-aware parts therapy that helps practitioners work respectfully with the different Resource States, or parts, of the person.
Our Purpose
Australia Resource Therapy Institute exists to support the safe, ethical, and professionally responsible practice of Resource Therapy in Australia and internationally.
Our work includes:
- Foundation Certificate training in Resource Therapy
- Clinical Resource Therapy training
- Advanced Clinical Resource Therapy training
- supervision and consultation
- specialist masterclasses
- professional workshops and retreats
- educational resources for therapists and helping professionals
Our Commitment
ARTI is committed to:
- high-quality Resource Therapy education
- ethical and professional practice
- client safety and informed consent
- clear scope of practice
- trauma-aware and attachment-informed care
- respectful work with all parts of the person
- supervision and ongoing professional development
- accurate public representation of Resource Therapy
- collaboration with mental health, counselling, psychotherapy, and allied health professionals
Professional Standards
Students, graduates, practitioners, trainers, supervisors, and affiliates associated with ARTI are expected to practise within their own qualifications, professional role, training level, supervision, insurance, and lawful scope of practice.
ARTI training does not replace professional registration, mental health qualification, medical training, or specialist trauma training where these are required.
Practitioners are responsible for meeting the legal, ethical, insurance, privacy, advertising, and professional requirements that apply to their own profession and jurisdiction.
Ethical Practice
ARTI supports Resource Therapy practice that is:
- respectful
- non-shaming
- trauma-aware
- culturally sensitive
- neuroaffirming
- clinically responsible
- professionally accountable
Resource Therapy should never be used to pressure, shame, manipulate, diagnose beyond scope, or make guaranteed claims about healing or outcomes.
Use Of ARTI Materials And Branding
ARTI training materials, slides, handouts, graphics, website copy, logos, course content, and educational resources are protected intellectual property.
ARTI branding, logos, certificates, seals, titles, and materials may only be used with permission and must not be used in a way that implies endorsement, certification, trainer status, supervisor status, employment, or official representation unless this has been formally granted.
Social Media And Public Communication
ARTI uses its website and social media channels to share professional education, training information, Resource Therapy resources, event updates, and community engagement.
When engaging with ARTI online, students, graduates, practitioners, and members of the public are expected to communicate respectfully and professionally.
Please do not post confidential client, student, supervision, or training material online.
ARTI may remove comments or restrict access where online behaviour is unsafe, misleading, discriminatory, abusive, or inconsistent with professional standards.
Contact ARTI
Australia Resource Therapy Institute
Website: resourcetherapy.com.au
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Statement Of Commitment
Australia Resource Therapy Institute is committed to supporting Resource Therapy as a credible, ethical, attachment-informed, and trauma-aware therapeutic model.
Our governance framework is designed to protect clients, students, practitioners, the public, and the professional standing of Resource Therapy worldwide.