IPP |Institute
of Philosophical Practices
of Philosophical Practices
ITD |Institute
of Thinking and Dialogue
of Thinking and Dialogue
Institute of Philosophical Practices
3-MONTH COURSE:
PHILOSOPHICAL
PRACTICE & COUNSELLING
Master the Art of Thinking and Questioning
PHILOSOPHICAL
PRACTICE & COUNSELLING
Master the Art of Thinking and Questioning
February 20th-21st, 2027 – May 22nd-23rd, 2027
Holidays: April 5th-11th, 2027
Please note:
Our training program is international and 100% online. It is structured into three levels (divided into four stages), each lasting three months. You may choose to register for a single stage (3 months) or continue through multiple stages.
For those wishing to complete the full certification program, the training consists of four stages in total (12 months). If you plan to register for more than one stage at a time, please contact us before completing your registration.
The next session after this one will take place in autumn 2027 (dates to be confirmed).
Holidays: April 5th-11th, 2027
Please note:
Our training program is international and 100% online. It is structured into three levels (divided into four stages), each lasting three months. You may choose to register for a single stage (3 months) or continue through multiple stages.
For those wishing to complete the full certification program, the training consists of four stages in total (12 months). If you plan to register for more than one stage at a time, please contact us before completing your registration.
The next session after this one will take place in autumn 2027 (dates to be confirmed).
TECHNIQUES AND TOOLS OF EFFECTIVE THINKING
More than 50 hours of practice
Practice argumentation, interpretation, problematization, and questioning.
This course will take you into the world of thinking, where you will discover the beauty of ideas, the art of questioning, and the variety of paradigms through which you can look at the world.
This is a thinking marathon!
As a result, you will develop clearer, more rigorous, and more flexible thinking.
Core values of the course:
Practice argumentation, interpretation, problematization, and questioning.
This course will take you into the world of thinking, where you will discover the beauty of ideas, the art of questioning, and the variety of paradigms through which you can look at the world.
This is a thinking marathon!
As a result, you will develop clearer, more rigorous, and more flexible thinking.
Core values of the course:
PRACTICE
AUTHENTICITY
CHALLENGE
An unexamined life is not worth living. (Socrates)
LEVEL 1: 6 Core Philosophical Competencies
LEVEL 2.1: 6 PHILOSOPHICAL COMPETENCIES + FOCUS PRO OR SELF
LEVEL 2.2: SPECIALIZATION IN COUNSELLING OR WORKSHOPS
LEVEL 3: DEVELOp A PROFESSIONAL OR PERSONAL PROJECT
LEVEL 2.1: 6 PHILOSOPHICAL COMPETENCIES + FOCUS PRO OR SELF
LEVEL 2.2: SPECIALIZATION IN COUNSELLING OR WORKSHOPS
LEVEL 3: DEVELOp A PROFESSIONAL OR PERSONAL PROJECT
Development of 6 basic thinking skills
- ARGUMENTATIONCapacity to justify your ideas, examine other people's thinking process. You can have a brilliant idea about something, but without an argument it is difficult to justify it. Argumentation teaches you to see cause-and-effect relationships and communicate your thoughts to other people.
- INTERPRETATIONSeeing different meanings behind someone's words, being able to view a situation or a person from multiple angles, looking at a problem from different levels and naming it, finding creative ways of understanding a text.
- QUESTIONINGAsking clear and precise questions. Recognizing problems in questions, knowing different types of questions. Turning your idea into a question that will be directed at what you want is an art. Someone who knows how to ask questions is a master of dialogue.
- CONCEPTUALIZATIONNaming a phenomenon or a behavior pattern. Extracting the substance from a text. This skill allows you to clarify speech, highlight the essence, and structure your thoughts.
- PROBLEMATIZATIONAny statement or a question has limits of application. To see these boundaries is to be aware of an idea. The better the ability to problematize is, the higher creativity is. This implies to learn how to formulate objections and questions.
- PRESUPPOSITIONSLearn to identify and examine the hidden assumptions underlying our thoughts, statements, and questions. Develop the ability to distinguish what is explicitly said from what is implicitly assumed, and to question the ideas we take for granted.
Two Levels of Competencies
(Level 1 & Level 2.1)
(Level 1 & Level 2.1)
- Level 1 (Initiation)The first level is an introduction to the fundamental competencies of philosophical thinking. Through practical exercises, you will learn to observe and work with your own thought processes, identify your difficulties, and broaden your worldview. This is a journey of self-discovery that requires confronting your habitual ways of thinking, analyzing your assumptions, and questioning familiar patterns of behavior. You will train core skills such as argumentation, interpretation, conceptualization, problematization, and questioning.
- Level 2.1 (Development)This level is open to anyone who has completed at least one introduction course with us, either individually or through our 3-month course. Its main goal is to deepen your thinking skills while beginning to specialize in philosophical counseling.
You will choose between two options:
PRO: Build the foundations of philosophical counseling by continuing to develop your thinking skills, learning how to question others effectively, interpret their speech and behavior, choose strategies to question them, and understand their psychological and cognitive patterns. This option is primarily for students who aim to become philosophical practitioners and want to prepare for the next level.
SELF: Continue strengthening your thinking skills with a focus on self-awareness and existential questioning. This option is mainly for students taking the course for personal and existential reasons, who wish to work on themselves while also learning to explore existential issues through questioning. In both options, you will deepen your practice of questioning, argumentation, and interpretation. You’ll also begin reviewing and providing feedback on other students’ work and reflections, while broadening your understanding of philosophical practice to gain the tools needed to sharpen your training.
Two Levels of Specialization
(Level 2.2 & Level 3)
(Level 2.2 & Level 3)
- Level 2.2 (Immersion)This level is designed for those who have completed Level 2.1 and wish to fully commit to a specialization. You will immerse yourself in one of the following two options:
Philosophical Counseling: Focus on one-on-one dialogue by developing real-life counseling sessions with supervision and feedback.
Facilitation of Workshops: Learn how to design, lead, and facilitate philosophical group workshops.
Both options include shared sessions on advanced questioning, philosophical attitudes, practice and coaching, along with some specialized sessions unique to each option. - Level 3 (Certification)The Certification level is reserved for advanced students by invitation only. Admission is open to those who have completed the full training program and have been approved by the IPP.
Here, the focus shifts to the creation and realization of your own personal or professional project. You will receive intensive individual coaching, engage in collaborative group work, and gain supervised practical experience. This final stage prepares you to become a certified philosophical practitioner or facilitator, ready to apply your skills with confidence and clarity.
ABOUT THE LEVEL 3
This level will be open in each edition of our course to only a few students, as the number of places is limited. Registration is exclusively available to former students or clients who have completed a full training program (Levels 1 and 2).
Program:
- Development and implementation of a personal or professional project tailored to the student.
- 3 hours of individual coaching per month focused on project development.
- 3 workshops per month, each lasting 2 hours (day and time to be determined by the group). These sessions will include collective workshops, presentations by practitioners, or coaching focused on students’ projects.
- 3 six-day marathons to further develop philosophical skills.
- Weekly feedback on exercises in counselling, workshop facilitation, and profiling.
In total, each student will receive 9 hours of individual coaching, 18 hours of group sessions (workshops or presentations), as well as private feedback on exercises and weekly discussion with their coach.
- COMPETENCIES MARATHONSWe will propose 3 competency marathons during the program (one per month), where you will practice one competency per day during 6 days.1
- COACHING OF PRIVATE COUNSELLING AND GROUP WORKSHOPSWe will propose regular individual coaching sessions, where you will practice with different clients philosophical counselling.
We will propose regular coaching sessions, where you will practice the facilitation of a workshop with a group of participants.2 - WORKSHOPS ON PHILOSOPHICAL IDEASOnce per month, we will propose a workshop on philosophical ideas, on a specific theme or concept, to reflect collectively on some philosophical content.3
- PROFILINGWe will work on how to make a psychological and cognitive profile of a person, how to analyze a person based on a consultation and on some answers, and how to recognize some systems or ways of being and thinking.4
- PROFESSIONAL TOOLSWe will provide some tools on how to use philosophical practice as part of a profession. Whether as a full-time practitioner, as a high school teacher, as a psychotherapist, as part of an artistic career... There will be some meet-ups with different practionners, that will propose their vision of PP as part of their professions.5
- PERSONAL ACCOMPANIMENTEach of you will receive personal support, guidance and coaching on your journey as a practitioner.6
Practical Information
- STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE2 Seminars (Saturday & Sunday, 11am–6pm):
Opening Seminar: February 20 & 21 — Introduction to the program.
Closing Seminar: May 22 & 23 — Conclusion and final workshops.
Weekly material:
Theoretical content delivered via texts, videos, and other resources.
Weekly homework:
Homework with feedback from tutors.
1 Weekly Workshop:
Interactive session focused on the week’s theme or competency.
Some workshops will be divided by specialization; others will be grouped by level.
2 Individual Supervision Sessions:
Private 30-minute discussions with a tutor.
Level 1 Only:
1 private consultation during the course.1 - WEEKLY WORKSHOPSWorkshops
All workshops last 2 hours and focus on the skill or theme of the week.
Each level has one workshop per week.
Level 1 Workshops
Monday, 7:00–9:00 PM.
Level 2 Workshops (2.1 & 2.2)
Tuesday, 7:00–9:00 PM, or
Saturday, 10:00 AM–12:00 PM.
Level 3 Workshop:
To determine with the level 3 group
All workshops will be recorded and made available to students.
Recordings can be used to review sessions or catch up if a workshop is missed.2 - WORKSHOPS FORMATDuring workshops, we will work on various exercises. The main objectives are to develop thinking skills, practice identifying and exploring each other’s thinking systems, and enhance self-awareness.
The sessions are structured in a dialogue format, with the art of questioning at the heart of every meeting.3 - PLATFORMSThe seminars and workshops will take place via the ZOOM platform.
Lessons and exercises will be sent to CLASSROOM.
Communication between students and tutors (comments, questions, practical information) will be done via TELEGRAM.
The videos will be posted on GOOGLE DRIVE.4 - TYPES OF EXERCISES- analyzing stories,
- argumentation on different topics,
- writing questions about a text/story, asking questions to oneself and others
- working with real-life cases,
- assessment of someone's profile,
- analyzing consultations,
- interpretation of a picture, of a philosophical text, of a speech...5 - LEVEL 1 ONLY:
6 WORKSHOPS ON PHILOSOPHICAL CONSULTATIONFor Level 1 students who also wish to get an introduction to philosophical consultation, and thus have a more complete program to prepare for the next level, 6 bonus workshops will be offered during the course.
These will be open only to students taking the "Basic program + option counseling" package.
The 6 sessions will focus on demonstrations of consultations, analysis of existential issues, analysis of consultations, work on philosophical questioning, and work on the person (cognitive and psychological).
These workshops will take place on 6 Saturday afternoons, from 2:00 to 4:00 PM.
Dates: March 6 & 20, April 3 &17, May 1 & 156
Many people associate thinking with anxiety, which often leads to the refrain: “It would be better not to think!” In this course, we invite you to discover that thinking can also be a source of pleasure, freedom, and discovery. Through rigorous and sustained practice, you will learn to think more consciously, clearly, and deeply, while developing a greater awareness of your own assumptions and ways of seeing the world. Our team works closely with each participant, exploring not only what you think, but also how you think.
Philosophical practice is not just something you learn, it is something you live.
Philosophical practice is not just something you learn, it is something you live.
What You Will Develop
COGNITIVE DIMENSION
- Think more clearly and flexibly
- Explore multiple interpretations of a person's behavior
- Name and conceptualize things more accurately
- Formulate clear and structured answers
- Identify problems in people's speech and explain them simply
- Ask relevant and effective questions
- Analyze someone's thinking through their speech
- Better understand yourself and others
- Switch between tasks and perspectives more easily
- Investigate problems philosophically
- Reflect on yourself and the world from broader and more diverse perspectives
PSYCHOLOGICAL DIMENSION
- Develop greater autonomy in your thinking
- Gain confidence in expressing your ideas
- Develop greater patience with others
- Improve the quality of your dialogues and interactions
- Become less overwhelmed by your thoughts
- Approach problems with less anxiety
- Cultivate calmness in everyday life and conversations
- Enhance your cognitive empathy
THREE REASONS TO STUDY WITH US
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Training program that is based on more than 80% of practice
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Valuable feedback on your thinking
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Community for years to come and opportunity to grow as a professional
PROGRAM ORGANISATION
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Institute of Philosophical PracticesThe Institute of Philosophical Practices (IPP), founded by Oscar Brenifier and Isabelle Millon, has been promoting philosophy as a living practice for over twenty-five years, both in public life and in the field of education. Its activities — workshops, individual consultations, seminars, and interventions in various contexts and educational institutions — aim to foster “thinking for oneself” and critical dialogue. Recognized in France and internationally, the association trains numerous people in philosophical practice and critical thinking. -
Leila MillonLeila is a philosophical practitioner and counsellor. She grew up in an environment deeply immersed in philosophical practice and, from a young age, participated in numerous seminars, workshops, and other forms of philosophical inquiry.
Over the past twelve years, she has developed her own practice through her collaboration with Oscar Brenifier and Isabelle Millon at the IPP. She is the designer and coordinator of this three-month program, as well as the director of IPP’s online training programs. Over the last decade, she has accompanied and trained hundreds of clients and students around the world. She also regularly develops new courses, training programs, and educational initiatives.
Alongside her work in philosophy, Leila has studied music since childhood and holds a degree in music and singing from UQAM (Université du Québec à Montréal). She leads a life that is both philosophical and artistic, where music, philosophy, and psychology come together.
Her areas of specialization include philosophical counselling and coaching, the training of philosophical practitioners and counsellors, philosophical profiling, and the facilitation of creative workshops focused on thinking.
With the collaboration of
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Oscar BrenifierOscar Brenifier holds a Bachelor of biology degree (University of Ottawa) and a PhD in Philosophy (Paris IV – Sorbonne). For many years, in France as well as in the rest of the world, he has been working on the concept of 'philosophical practice', both from a theoretical and practical viewpoint. He is one of the main promoters of the project of philosophy in the city, organizing philosophy workshops for children and adults and philosophy cafés, working as a philosophy consultant, etc. He has published about thirty books in this domain, including the 'Philozenfants' series (Editions Nathan), which has been translated into over twenty-five languages. He co-founded the Institute of philosophical practices (Institut de Pratiques Philosophiques), to train philosophers-practitioners and organize philosophy workshops in various places: schools, old people's homes, prisons, media centers, organizations, business companies… He is one of the authors of the UNESCO report: "Philosophy, a school of freedom". He held lectures and seminars in different universities around the world. -
Isabelle MillonFor more than twenty-five years, she has been developing critical thinking through philosophical practice, leading workshops, seminars, and training programs in more than 30 countries across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia.
Her experience includes working with children, teenagers, and adults from a wide variety of social, cultural, and professional backgrounds. In France, she has developed projects in primary and secondary schools, mostly in disadvantaged areas. Internationally, she has led seminars and workshops with educators and people interested in reflective thinking and dialogue. Since the Covid pandemic in 2020, she has also accompanied online students in long-term training programs through mentoring and skills assessment.
Her practice combines philosophical dialogue, argument analysis, questioning, and conceptual work, with a strong emphasis on intellectual autonomy and the development of critical thinking skills within collective settings. -
Tutors teamThe training is led by philosopher-practitioners trained by the Institute of Philosophical Practices, together with regular collaborators of the IPP.
3 types of certificates are provided:
1. IPP certificate for completion of the course.
In order to receive Certificate type 1:
- minimum attendance of 80% of the course.
2. IPP certificate for mastering the competencies required in PP.
In order to receive Certificate type 2:
- minimum attendance of 80% of classes
- minimum of 80% of completed tasks
- high quality of the written tasks
3. IPP certification as a philosophical practionner
In order to receive Certificate type 3:
- minimum attendance of 80% of classes
- minimum of 80% of completed tasks
- high quality of the written tasks
- mastering the facillitation of collective workshops and ability to do a philosophical consultation
- attendance to the 3 levels & 4 stages (levels 1, 2 and 3)
1. IPP certificate for completion of the course.
In order to receive Certificate type 1:
- minimum attendance of 80% of the course.
2. IPP certificate for mastering the competencies required in PP.
In order to receive Certificate type 2:
- minimum attendance of 80% of classes
- minimum of 80% of completed tasks
- high quality of the written tasks
3. IPP certification as a philosophical practionner
In order to receive Certificate type 3:
- minimum attendance of 80% of classes
- minimum of 80% of completed tasks
- high quality of the written tasks
- mastering the facillitation of collective workshops and ability to do a philosophical consultation
- attendance to the 3 levels & 4 stages (levels 1, 2 and 3)
WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
Course is made for everyone who works with people
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anyone who wants to improve critical thinking - Human resources professionals and recruiters
- Personal or business coaches
- Psychologists, psychotherapists, and art therapists
- Intellectuals
- Leaders, executives, and CEOs
- Individuals passionate about self-discovery
- Those seeking a career change
After completing the full course, you will be able to:
- Apply techniques and tools for effective thinking in your everyday life and work
- Understand a person through a single sentence or question
- Ask relevant and thought-provoking questions that foster deeper reflection
- Grasp the essence of a dialogue more quickly by identifying problems and how to address them
- Conduct individual or group philosophical sessions with confidence
- Receive an offer to become a tutor in our program or collaborate professionally with the IPP (only by invitation)
Program Fee per Level (3 months)
You can pay in full or choose a monthly installment plan.
If you are experiencing financial difficulties, please contact us to discuss a possible special arrangement.
Financial agreements are limited, so we encourage you to write to us as soon as possible.
For those interested in completing several levels, we offer special package options. Please contact us for more information.
If you are experiencing financial difficulties, please contact us to discuss a possible special arrangement.
Financial agreements are limited, so we encourage you to write to us as soon as possible.
For those interested in completing several levels, we offer special package options. Please contact us for more information.
BASIC PROGRAM
- Access to all educational material (content, recordings, group chats)
- Feedback on written assignments
- Participation in seminars and weekly Zoom sessions
- 2 private calls of 30 minutes with a tutor
- Communication in Telegram chat for group work, supervision & coaching
- 1 private consultation (for level 1 only)
€ 850 (until December 15th)
€1 000
€1 000
PROGRAM + OPTION CONSULTATION (Level 1 only)
- Access to all educational material (content, recordings, group chats)
- Feedback on written assignments
- Participation in seminars and weekly Zoom sessions
- 2 private calls of 30 minutes with a tutor
- Communication in Telegram chat for group work, supervision & coaching
- 1 private consultation
- 6 collective sessions on Philosophical Consultation
€ 1 000
€1 180
€1 180
For those who are interested, 2 more options are proposed in order to offer you the possibility of having individual sessions with a coach of our team. As part of these sessions, you can work on the exercises that are difficult for you, you can practice consultation, or work on any other skill of your choice. These sessions last one hour and can be done whenever during the program.
Option 1: 5 hours of private coaching
Option 2: 10 hours of private coaching
Option 1: 5 hours of private coaching
Option 2: 10 hours of private coaching
Basic program + 5h of private coaching
- Access to all educational material (content, recordings, group chats)
- Feedback on written assignments
- Participation in seminars and weekly Zoom sessions
- 2 private calls of 30 minutes with a tutor
- Communication in Telegram chat for group work, supervision & coaching
- 1 private consultation (for level 1 only)
- 5h of private coaching
€ 1 150
€1 350
€1 350
Basic program + 10h of private coaching
- Access to all educational material (content, recordings, group chats)
- Feedback on written assignments
- Participation in seminars and weekly Zoom sessions
- 2 private calls of 30 minutes with a tutor
- Communication in Telegram chat for group work, supervision & coaching
- 1 private consultation (for level 1 only)
- 10h of private coaching
€ 1 400
€1 650
€1 650
Special Scholarship Offer
We’re happy to announce that we’re offering 5 partial scholarships for this course, to support motivated students who wish to join but are currently facing financial challenges.
With this offer, you can join the basic program (any level) for
€600 instead of €1000.
Payment can be made in one, two, or three instalments.
If you’d like to apply, contact us as soon as possible. Limited to 5 students.
🕒 Applications for this scolarship are open until December 31st, and places are limited to five participants.
Priority will be given to new students who wish to study with us, but anyone is of course welcome to contact us if interested.
We’re happy to announce that we’re offering 5 partial scholarships for this course, to support motivated students who wish to join but are currently facing financial challenges.
With this offer, you can join the basic program (any level) for
€600 instead of €1000.
Payment can be made in one, two, or three instalments.
If you’d like to apply, contact us as soon as possible. Limited to 5 students.
🕒 Applications for this scolarship are open until December 31st, and places are limited to five participants.
Priority will be given to new students who wish to study with us, but anyone is of course welcome to contact us if interested.
FAQ
The course runs from February 20th, to May 22nd, 2027, with a break from April 5th to 11th, 2027.
Yes, our trainings are open to everyone — from complete beginners and professionals in other fields to those already engaged in intellectual, psychological, or coaching practices.
No theoretical or practical prerequisites are required — only an interest in the art of thinking and dialogue.
No theoretical or practical prerequisites are required — only an interest in the art of thinking and dialogue.
Yes! You can pay in one payment (by credit card, bank transfer, or PayPal) or in 2 to 4 monthly instalments.
The early bird rate is available until December 15th, and can be paid in one or two instalments by December 31.
The early bird rate is available until December 15th, and can be paid in one or two instalments by December 31.
Yes, there are exams at the end of each level. For Level 1 and 2.1, there is only a written exam. For Level 2.2 and 3, both a written and an oral exam are required.
Yes, three levels of certification are available:
- Certificate of Participation (minimum 80% attendance)
- Certificate of Mastering Competencies (granted after completing Levels 1-2 ≥80% participation and demonstrated facilitation/counselling skills)
- Certified Philosophical Practitioner (granted after completing Levels 1–3, with ≥80% participation and demonstrated facilitation/counselling skills)
You don’t need to be fluent, but you do need a basic level to understand, read, speak, and communicate in English. Many students and tutors are not native English speakers. If you’re unsure, you can watch one of our videos or contact us to test your level.
We also offer similar courses in other languages if you prefer (French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian and Russian).
We also offer similar courses in other languages if you prefer (French, Spanish, Chinese, Italian and Russian).
Sessions are held on Zoom in the Central European Time zone (Paris time). All sessions are recorded and available for replay.
- Seminars: 2 weekends from 11am-6pm (February 20 & 21 – May 22 & 23)
- Weekly lessons & exercises: Material and homework each week via Google Drive/Classroom + Feedback from tutors
- Weekly live workshops: 2-hour sessions on Zoom with replays
- 2 Supervision of 30 minutes with a tutor (or more if you choose a coaching plan)
- Group discussions on Telegram
- 1 philosophical consultation (Level 1 only)
- Zoom for live sessions
- Google Drive/Classroom for materials and assignments
- Telegram for group discussions
No travel is needed — the program is 100% online and open internationally. You only need a computer, a stable internet connection, and access to Zoom, Google Drive/Classroom, and Telegram.
Ideal for coaches, HR professionals, managers, therapists, teachers, thinkers, writers, artists, anyone interested in developing philosophical practice and critical thinking, or considering a professional transition. So overall, open to anyone interest for personal or professional reasons.
Except for the two seminars and the weekly two-hour workshop, you can expect around two hours of personal study time per week.
Each week, you will receive some study material (which usually takes about 20-30 minutes to read or watch), along with your homework, which typically requires about 1h30 of individual work. This course is perfectly manageable alongside full-time work and personal commitments — it is not intensive, but it does require regularity, presence, and patience.
Each week, you will receive some study material (which usually takes about 20-30 minutes to read or watch), along with your homework, which typically requires about 1h30 of individual work. This course is perfectly manageable alongside full-time work and personal commitments — it is not intensive, but it does require regularity, presence, and patience.
This course is organized into three-month modules, corresponding to each level.
A participant can choose to follow only one level.
However, for those wishing to complete the full training to become a philosophical counsellor, it is necessary to go through all stages of the program, so a total of 12 months.
A participant can choose to follow only one level.
However, for those wishing to complete the full training to become a philosophical counsellor, it is necessary to go through all stages of the program, so a total of 12 months.
Not necessarily. After completing the first three stages — Level 1, 2.1, and 2.2 — most participants have acquired the core competencies needed to begin offering individual philosophical consultations.
However, completing Level 3 is highly recommended if you wish to deepen your professional posture, receive supervision and personalized coaching, and develop or launch your own practice with more confidence and structure.
However, completing Level 3 is highly recommended if you wish to deepen your professional posture, receive supervision and personalized coaching, and develop or launch your own practice with more confidence and structure.
If you wish to join Level 2 directly without completing Level 1, please write to Leila Millon, the program director. It is possible to try a competency test to see if you can start at Level 2 directly.
Yes, we offer this course twice per year — in Spring (this one), and one in Autumn.
You can indeed register in advance for two, three, or all four levels if you wish to complete the full training. Just write to us for more information about the financial options.
You can indeed register in advance for two, three, or all four levels if you wish to complete the full training. Just write to us for more information about the financial options.
Yes! You can find student testimonials on our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/ipp_int?igsh=MXRuZGVuc3Y5cTdwOA%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
Yes, this is possible! Once certified by IPP, some students are invited to collaborate or join our team of tutors — usually starting in Level 3. This can be discussed directly with the director.
This program is taught by the IPP team— Leila Millon, Isabelle Millon, and with interventions from Oscar Brenifier—as well as several philosophical practitioners trained by the Institute of Philosophical Practices and now collaborating with it. Typically, 10 to 12 tutors work together on each course.
Please contact Leila Millon via the website’s contact form or by email at institutdepra.philo@gmail.com
HOW DO I SIGN UP?
1
Submit the form
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Contact us
Send us an email at institutdepra.philo@gmail.com
or a message on WhatsApp/Telegram to the director of the program Leila
+33 7 68 42 82 08 (WhatsApp)
or a message on WhatsApp/Telegram to the director of the program Leila
+33 7 68 42 82 08 (WhatsApp)
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Pay for the course
You can pay:
1. By Credit Card
2. By bank transfer
3. By Paypal
(Write to us to receive the credit card link, the bank information or a paypal request)
1. By Credit Card
2. By bank transfer
3. By Paypal
(Write to us to receive the credit card link, the bank information or a paypal request)
4
Join our Telegram chat
Link to come one week before the beginning of the program
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