Firewalk Facilitator Training

This training offers guided education and experiential learning focused on the foundations of firewalk facilitation. It is rooted in presence, safety awareness, group care, and ethical responsibility.

This training is:

• A facilitator-focused experience, not a casual workshop

• Centered on preparation, containment, and integrity

• Designed to support those called to responsibly hold firewalk spaces

This training is not:

• A guarantee of certification or facilitation approval

• A shortcut to leading firewalks

• A performance-based or entertainment-oriented experience

Firewalking is approached here as a practice that requires humility, attentiveness, and ongoing self-awareness.

This training is intended for individuals who feel called to facilitate firewalk experiences rather than simply participate in them. It may be a fit for those who have experience holding space for others and who approach this work with care, humility, and respect.

This training may be appropriate for:

• Facilitators, guides, or practitioners who work with groups or individuals

• Those drawn to firewalking as a practice of responsibility, presence, and service

• Individuals willing to engage in preparation, reflection, and ongoing learning

This training may not be the right fit for everyone. Discernment is an important part of this process, and timing, readiness, and alignment are all considered.

This training offers guided learning and experiential exploration centered on the foundations of ethical and responsible firewalk facilitation. The focus is on preparation, presence, and care—for participants, the space, and the practice itself.

Topics may include:

• Foundations of firewalk facilitation and group leadership

• Preparing participants and creating a supportive container

• Safety awareness and ethical responsibility

• Holding group presence before, during, and after a firewalk

• Integration practices and thoughtful closing

Specific methods and facilitation details are shared within the training itself, honoring both safety and the integrity of the work.

The Firewalk Facilitator Training is offered as an in-person, small-group experience designed to support focused learning, presence, and care. The format allows space for preparation, experiential learning, and reflection throughout the training.

The training is typically held over multiple days and offered periodically. Group size is intentionally limited to support safety, attentiveness, and a contained learning environment.

Details regarding dates, location, and specific scheduling are shared during the conversation process, allowing time for questions and clarity before any commitments are made.

Facilitating firewalks involves real responsibility—toward participants, the environment, and the practice itself. For this reason, enrollment in this training is not automatic.

A conversation is required prior to participation. This conversation allows space for questions, clarity, and mutual discernment. Requesting a conversation does not guarantee placement in the training.

Readiness for this work includes a willingness to engage in preparation, receive guidance, and approach facilitation with care and integrity. Timing, experience, and alignment are all considered as part of the discernment process.