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The Metaphysical Society for the Expansion of Consciousness (MSEC)
The MSEC was founded in 1993, by Christine King. Its aim was to advance Metaphysical and Spiritual studies and to develop a Holistic Counselling Therapy, based upon Spiritual Principles.
This pioneering therapy and its training route have since been recognised by the ICNM.
The MSEC serves as a training faculty and also as a network for qualified and registered Metaphysical Practitioners and Teachers.
Debbie Austin is a registered and qualified Practitioner and Teacher. She is authorised to teach the MSEC Foundation and Practitioner Courses and also to Supervise Practitioners after they have qualified. She is also an active member of the MSEC committee, along with several colleagues.
See below for a list of the MSEC's key beliefs.
The Institute for Complementary and Natural Medicine (ICNM)
The ICNM is a regulatory body which monitors training and standards of practice within the field of Complementary Medicine.
Established in 1989, it also offers a register of practitioners in the UK, i.e. the British Register of Complementary Practitioners (BRCP).
Upon successful completion of the MSEC Practitioner Course, qualified therapists are able to join the BRCP. i.e. the British Register of Complimentary Practioners.
THE MAIN PRINCIPLES BEHIND THE PHILOSOPHY OF
THE METAPHYSICAL SOCIETY FOR THE EXPANSION OF CONSCIOUSNESS
1. We believe there is One Mind, One Life Force, One Universal Power permeating all existence.
2. We believe this Power to be: Omnipotence (All Power), Omniscience (All Knowledge) and Omnipresence
(Being Everywhere Evenly Present).
3. We believe that the name by which this Power is known is unimportant. Some descriptions are The Source,
Presence, Self, The Unmanifest, The Universe, Power Within, Life Force, Creative Mind, Infinite Intelligence,
God, etc.
4. We believe mankind to be the expression of this Power as It individualises Itself as Mind, Body and Spirit.
5. We believe this Power to be a Power for Good, operating through the Spiritual Laws of Mind.
6. We believe that we experience this Power as creative and as it expresses Itself and functions in our lives,
we are transformed.
7. We believe that, on a mental level, each individual creates his or her own reality by means of thought
and belief, and that by aligning our consciousness with the One Presence we change our experience.
8. We believe that the Spiritual Nature of man is perfect and that our journey is for the purpose of unfolding
that perfection by the upliftment of consciousness and the realisation of our AT-ONE-MENT with Life.
NB. Please note - you do not need to believe or fully understand the above principles, in order to take part in this course.
They will become clearer as we progress through the studies.
This list is provided here for completeness and so you can see the principles upon which this training programme is based.
The ICNM/BRCP Code of ethics and practice
The Complementary practitioner must:
- Respect the patient's individuality and beliefs
- Treat every patient with care and consideration
- Explain treatments in a way that a patient can understand and listen to the patient's views
- Respect the patient's rights to be involved in their treatment
- Respect confidential information
- Ensure that the practitioner's own beliefs do not prejudice the needs of the patient
- Recognise the limits of their professional competence and refer on when appropriate
- Work with colleagues in ways that best serve the patient's interests
- Avoid any act or situation that could compromise the dignity or privacy of the patient
- Respect a patient's right to request a second opinion
- Be trustworthy in contacts with other health professionals
- Strive to represent the profession with honesty and integrity
- Be prepared to explain the chosen course of treatment to patients and colleagues
- Be aware of new developments and skills
- Be fully insured to protect both themselves and the patient
- Work within the ethical criteria and ethos of the profession
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