We hope you enjoy this next video in the series, “Speaking Openly Peer 2 Peer #4” with Jac O’Keeffe and Lorell Frysh, PhD. The Association for Spiritual Integrity (ASI) is primarily an educational initiative, supporting spiritual teachers’ personal and professional development. …
On July 25, 2019, The ASI Code of Ethics was updated with an additional tenet in Section 1: 1.31 Teachers should be aware that psychedelic (plant or chemically derived) medicine and other consciousness-altering substances are gaining popularity in spiritual communities. Teachers who recommend the …
Here is the third episode in the ASI’s “Speaking Openly Peer 2 Peer” video series, with Jac O’Keeffe and JC Lemay 🙂 Your comments are welcome below! Many more to come ❤
The ASI has launched a new series of videos called “Speaking Openly Peer 2 Peer” where we have open, honest and transparent discussions covering a range of topics within the realm of spiritual integrity. The first two episodes feature Jac …
Thank you to all who attended our July 10, 2019 ASI Members Meeting! When the video replay is ready, it will be posted in a private blog for all members to review; an email will be sent out containing the …
Thank you to all who attended this webinar! It was a terrific event and we look forward to hosting more for ASI members. We are sorry to report that the video replay of the event will not become available due …
Thank you to all who participated in this webinar! The recording of the meeting will be posted privately for all ASI members to review soon. Registration is now open for all members of the Association for Spiritual Integrity to attend …
Essay by Jerry Freeman (ASI Member) As long as we are on earth, the love that unites us will bring us suffering by our very contact with one another, because this love is the resetting of a body of broken …
Exciting news from the APST! We are changing the name of our organization from the Association of Professional Spiritual Teachers to the Association for Spiritual Integrity. We hope that you agree that our new name offers a clearer and more …
Over the last year, the APST has received the most feedback about the tenet in the Code of Ethics regarding student and teacher relationships (3.3). We have been greatly divided on this topic and have decided to implement a compromise in the Code acknowledging that in rare cases a healthy relationship can develop, once the teacher and student have dissolved the student teacher relationship. In such instances it is wise to consult a counselor or therapist, and take the time to cool off and discern the wisdom and outward consequences of such a decision for all those involved, including the community.