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Finding Peace Certification

Become A Certified Finding Peace Facilitator

Help clients heal attachment wounds, overcome shame, and build healthier relationships through the Finding Peace Certification Program.

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The Finding Peace model provides an attachment-based, trauma-informed framework that helps clients understand the pain beneath recurring patterns, develop self-compassion, and create meaningful change.

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As a Certified Finding Peace Provider, you will learn how to help clients explore formative experiences, identify negative core beliefs, recognize protective coping strategies, and strengthen connection with themselves and others.

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Another training cohort is anticipated for early 2027. We are currently finalizing dates and enrollment details.

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Join the 2027 Interest List
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Attachment- Based

Address the root, not just the symptoms

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Trauma-Informed

Safety, pacing, and nervous system awareness

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Shame-Resilient

Move from Shame to self-compassion

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Practical & Experiential

Tools and practices you can use right away

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A Compassionate, Evidence-Informed Framework for Lasting Change

Many clients know what they want to change but struggle to understand why they continue repeating the same patterns.

 

They may:

  • Withdraw when they desire connection

  • Become defensive when feeling vulnerable

  • Struggle with self-criticism and shame

  • Repeat relationship patterns that create pain

 

The Finding Peace Model helps therapists, counselors, coaches, and helping professionals understand the connection between:

  • Attachment wounds

  • Negative core beliefs

  • Shame responses

  • Protective coping strategies

  • Relationship patterns

 

This framework supports clients in developing greater self-awareness, accountability, emotional resilience, and freedom of choice.

What You Will Learn

Understand Attachment Wounds

Explore how loss, neglect, rejection, abandonment, betrayal, and abuse can shape a person’s sense of worth, safety, trust, and connection.

Identify Negative Core Beliefs

Help clients recognize their beliefs about who they are, whether they can trust others, and their ability to influence their lives.

Recognize the Shadows of Shame

Learn to identify how shame appears through self-criticism, perfectionism, defensiveness, hiding, and other protective patterns. Practice responding with curiosity and compassion.

Help Clients Discover the Truth

Guide clients distinguish what happened to them from who they are and discover truths grounded in their inherent worth, strengths, and capacity for connection.

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THE CERTIFICATION JOURNEY

Learn it. Experience it. Practice it.

Develop your understanding of the model alongside the presence and skills to guide others.

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Build Your Foundation

Learn the model’s core concepts, language, and practices.

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Experience the Work

Deepen your awareness through personal reflection and experiential learning.

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Practice With Support

Develop your skills through application, consultation, and feedback.

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Demonstrate Readiness

Complete certification requirements and competency review.

YOUR TRAINER

Learn with Troy L. Love, LCSW

Founder of Finding Peace Consulting, creator of the Finding Peace model, and author of Finding Peace: A Workbook for Healing Attachment Wounds and A Year of Self-Love.

Troy brings compassion, directness, and experiential learning to helping professionals guide this work with care.

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