ADMISSIONS MADE EASY
Admission Requirements
All students must be able to perform their duties as a student and then upon graduation as a professional therapist in order to be admitted into the certification programs at ATIT. To be considered for enrollment students must show physical and mental ability.
12 Professional STR Sessions or Permission of ATIT must be completed before admittance into the STR Program is allowed Completing the 12 STR sessions are not a guarantee that any potential student will be admitted into the STR program. All STR applicants must fill out the entire application in it's entirety. All students in the STR program will refrain from romantic fraternization with other students at all times.
Conflicting Modalities:
Reiki and other forms of energetic bodywork that are not based on Asian or Eastern Indian practices having 1000's of years of historical efficacy are strongly prohibited at ATIT. Many "bad fads" have taken over in the United States and both practitioners and their clients are being harmed by newer trainings that have no basis in how the energetic body actually works, especially those practices that bring in external energy from outside the body. The body is a closed system and has everything it needs to heal. Drawing energy out or bringing energy into the body imbalances this closed system that can balance and heal itself if directed through the Meridians and other systems appropriately. The trainings at ATIT are philosophies based on old teachings that go against many new trainings that have no basis in history or long-term knowledge of how it can harm. The Founder was trained as a Reiki Master and practiced for a brief period of time until she realized that it is in direct conflict to 1000's of years of Chinese Medicine, Ayurvedic practices & Japanese Bodywork trainings. Once she realized this, she stopped immediately and never looked back. The Founder is an advocate for correct energetic understanding with all her students based on traditional teachings instead of newer teachings that are only 60-70 years old that have been newly adopted within the United States.
Many practitioners that are providing these newer forms of bodywork do not have the historical trainings to fully understand the detriment that many of these modalities cause both long term to themselves and others. At ATIT, we believe that our practitioners should never harm themselves even inadvertently. Many of these newer modalities do create harm such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other chronic illnesses after 5-12 years of practicing them. After a period of time, practitioners find themselves becoming more and more tired and quite ill if they do not realize it's their energetic practices. This is due to the influx of external energy coming into the body which imbalances the meridian system. The meridian system was never meant to have external energy imposed upon it since it is a completely closed system.
Transcript/Diploma/Certificate Financial Hold Exemption Policy
Date Revised: 7/29/2024
A. Purpose
This policy is in response to Colorado HB22-1049.
B. Scope
This policy applies to all current and former students, excluding foreign students as defined in C.R.S. 23-1-113.5., who have an outstanding debt for tuition, room and board, or other financial aid funds owed to the school and request a transcript, diploma, or certificate. This policy also describes when a student may be subject to a registration hold.
C. Policy
1. Individuals may be subject to a transcript, diploma, or certificate hold when such individual owes certain debts to the School for tuition, room and board fees, or financial aid funds. Individuals will be subject to such a hold when students are 1 month past due on their tuitional payments or a total amount of more than $120.00. The school shall assign student debt to a third-party collection agency when the student owes a minimum of $50.00 and is delinquent for more than 90 days. If an individual is subject to such a hold, their transcripts, diplomas, or certificates will not be released unless an exemption applies as outlined in section 2 of this policy.
2. Exemptions are granted for individuals who can demonstrate that the transcript/diploma/certificate request is required for one of the following reasons:
a. Job application which pertains to certificate only if applicable professional license has been obtained;
b. Transferring to another postsecondary institution;
c. Applying for state, federal, or institutional financial aid;
d. Pursuit of opportunities in the military or national guard; or
e. Pursuit of other postsecondary opportunities
3. Process and Procedure for Exemptions: Upon submission of a transcript/diploma/certificate request and documentation to verify an exemption, the School will review the request and make a determination regarding whether or not an exemption exists, as outlined in section 2, above. If it is determined that the individual has a valid exemption, the School will release the requested transcript/diploma/certificate. If the School determines that the individual does not meet the exemption criteria, the School will provide a written explanation of the denial of the request within seven business days.
4. Registration Holds: Individuals will no longer be able to register or enroll for courses/classes if when students are 1 month past due on their tuitional payments or a total amount of more than $120.00. The school shall assign student debt to a third-party collection agency when the student owes a minimum of $50.00 and is delinquent for more than 90 days.
5. Individuals have the option to establish a payment plan for an outstanding debt. An individual who wishes to establish a payment plan for a debt owed to the School should contact: Kim M. Green, Executive Director, 1581 York Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918, 719/2321-5715 or [email protected]
6. Complaints pertaining to HB22-1049 may be submitted to the Colorado Student Loan Ombudsperson via email to [email protected].
All students must be able to perform their duties as a student and then upon graduation as a professional therapist in order to be admitted into the certification programs at ATIT. To be considered for enrollment students must show physical and mental ability.
- Be at least 18 years of age.
- Have a high school diploma or (GED/equivalency diploma) or the international equivalent.
- High school and college transcripts may be submitted to ATIT at ATIT's request before being admitted into the IMT, STR & Massage Therapy Programs. Where a GED or diploma is not present, a letter asking for a waiver of this policy may be written and the reason why student does not have a GED or their high school diploma. ATIT may at their discretion grant entrance or deny entrance into the program of those people who have not received their GED or High School Diploma.
- Be physically and mentally able to perform and receive bodywork. If you are aware of any physical, health or mental condition that may limit your ability to successfully complete any ATIT bodywork program, please discuss this with your primary care provider and the Executive Director.
- Students must have the ability to do physical labor/tasks and must not be on any form of anesthetics that could potentially cause more physical harm to their already compromised physical condition. (Examples of anesthetics are alcohol, CBD products THC, illicit drugs, ayawaska, psylocibin (any micro dosed hallucinogenic or pain medications that block nerve response centers.) Abstinence from all forms of anesthetics is required during the entire training certification program at ATIT.
- Students must be without any form of chemical or psychological addiction.
- Students must have the emotional capacity to work with clients. Due to the delicate nature of the services we teach to professionals, ATIT trains students to provide therapy to victims of violent crime and people suffering from addiction. Students must be without addictions, criminal records or felonies. If applicant has a past criminal record from years before, an exception based on active recovery may be requested.
- Students must have a winning attitude and want to serve others in the profession they are seeking to learn through ATIT
12 Professional STR Sessions or Permission of ATIT must be completed before admittance into the STR Program is allowed Completing the 12 STR sessions are not a guarantee that any potential student will be admitted into the STR program. All STR applicants must fill out the entire application in it's entirety. All students in the STR program will refrain from romantic fraternization with other students at all times.
Conflicting Modalities:
Reiki and other forms of energetic bodywork that are not based on Asian or Eastern Indian practices having 1000's of years of historical efficacy are strongly prohibited at ATIT. Many "bad fads" have taken over in the United States and both practitioners and their clients are being harmed by newer trainings that have no basis in how the energetic body actually works, especially those practices that bring in external energy from outside the body. The body is a closed system and has everything it needs to heal. Drawing energy out or bringing energy into the body imbalances this closed system that can balance and heal itself if directed through the Meridians and other systems appropriately. The trainings at ATIT are philosophies based on old teachings that go against many new trainings that have no basis in history or long-term knowledge of how it can harm. The Founder was trained as a Reiki Master and practiced for a brief period of time until she realized that it is in direct conflict to 1000's of years of Chinese Medicine, Ayurvedic practices & Japanese Bodywork trainings. Once she realized this, she stopped immediately and never looked back. The Founder is an advocate for correct energetic understanding with all her students based on traditional teachings instead of newer teachings that are only 60-70 years old that have been newly adopted within the United States.
Many practitioners that are providing these newer forms of bodywork do not have the historical trainings to fully understand the detriment that many of these modalities cause both long term to themselves and others. At ATIT, we believe that our practitioners should never harm themselves even inadvertently. Many of these newer modalities do create harm such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and other chronic illnesses after 5-12 years of practicing them. After a period of time, practitioners find themselves becoming more and more tired and quite ill if they do not realize it's their energetic practices. This is due to the influx of external energy coming into the body which imbalances the meridian system. The meridian system was never meant to have external energy imposed upon it since it is a completely closed system.
Transcript/Diploma/Certificate Financial Hold Exemption Policy
Date Revised: 7/29/2024
A. Purpose
This policy is in response to Colorado HB22-1049.
B. Scope
This policy applies to all current and former students, excluding foreign students as defined in C.R.S. 23-1-113.5., who have an outstanding debt for tuition, room and board, or other financial aid funds owed to the school and request a transcript, diploma, or certificate. This policy also describes when a student may be subject to a registration hold.
C. Policy
1. Individuals may be subject to a transcript, diploma, or certificate hold when such individual owes certain debts to the School for tuition, room and board fees, or financial aid funds. Individuals will be subject to such a hold when students are 1 month past due on their tuitional payments or a total amount of more than $120.00. The school shall assign student debt to a third-party collection agency when the student owes a minimum of $50.00 and is delinquent for more than 90 days. If an individual is subject to such a hold, their transcripts, diplomas, or certificates will not be released unless an exemption applies as outlined in section 2 of this policy.
2. Exemptions are granted for individuals who can demonstrate that the transcript/diploma/certificate request is required for one of the following reasons:
a. Job application which pertains to certificate only if applicable professional license has been obtained;
b. Transferring to another postsecondary institution;
c. Applying for state, federal, or institutional financial aid;
d. Pursuit of opportunities in the military or national guard; or
e. Pursuit of other postsecondary opportunities
3. Process and Procedure for Exemptions: Upon submission of a transcript/diploma/certificate request and documentation to verify an exemption, the School will review the request and make a determination regarding whether or not an exemption exists, as outlined in section 2, above. If it is determined that the individual has a valid exemption, the School will release the requested transcript/diploma/certificate. If the School determines that the individual does not meet the exemption criteria, the School will provide a written explanation of the denial of the request within seven business days.
4. Registration Holds: Individuals will no longer be able to register or enroll for courses/classes if when students are 1 month past due on their tuitional payments or a total amount of more than $120.00. The school shall assign student debt to a third-party collection agency when the student owes a minimum of $50.00 and is delinquent for more than 90 days.
5. Individuals have the option to establish a payment plan for an outstanding debt. An individual who wishes to establish a payment plan for a debt owed to the School should contact: Kim M. Green, Executive Director, 1581 York Rd., Colorado Springs, CO 80918, 719/2321-5715 or [email protected]
6. Complaints pertaining to HB22-1049 may be submitted to the Colorado Student Loan Ombudsperson via email to [email protected].