Classes at AIMI for Healthcare Professionals

Dr. Jerry Epstein offers classes and workshops for health care professionals and the general public through The American Institute for Mental Imagery (AIMI). Interested in a certification or a post graduate certificate in this field? Call Dr. Epstein at 212–369–4080 to discuss the programs and arrange to sit in on a class.

Dream Reading

Reading the Book of Your Life: An Experiential Class

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

Dreams not only help us process the events of the day, they also carry deep meanings and messages for us, answering questions and revealing information about our social, emotional, mental, spiritual, and physical lives. But unless we know how to read them, dreams are often of little use.

A Year of Transformation: Introduction to Rhondell's Science of Man

48 Lessons of Growth

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

Using Robert Rhondell Gibson’s guidebook, The Science of Man, this class offers a profound psycho-spiritual system for self-examination and self-development.

AIMI Certificate Training Program for Healthcare Professionals

A BodyMindSpirit Wholistic Approach to Healing

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

An Integrative Healthcare Certificate Training Program for Mental Health/Health Professionals

For questions or to enroll, call Rachel Epstein, Director of AIMI at 646-269-4742 or email rachel@drjerryepstein.org

Clinical Supervision: Honing Your Clinical Skills

Integrating Western Spiritual Practices into Your Therapeutic Practice

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

A monthly group supervision for healthcare practitioners interested in bringing alternative healing modalities into their therapeutic and clinical practice. Using western spiritual philosophy, and Dr. Jerry Epstein’s teachings, clinicians learn therapeutic skills, including: how to effectively use mental imagery with clients; dream reading and reversal; introducing and applying exercises in will; analogic thinking; understanding the importance of phenomenology; the esoteric art of morphology (face reading), and more.

GEMS Clinical Group Supervision

For Health Care Professionals

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

Attendance: video conference call.

Using clinical presentations and patient/client photographs, participants present challenging case studies for group discussion. Participants deepen their therapeutic skills in morphology (face reading), mental imagery, dream reading, techniques of will, analogic thinking, phenomenology, and the understanding of the healing relationship.

GEMS I: Foundations of Healing

Dr. Jerry's basics of healing

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

This foundational course covers the fundamentals of healing using western monotheistic spiritual and metaphysical principles and practices.

GEMS II: The Wisdom Keepers

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

A traditional “Wisdom School,” GEMS II offers a deep dive into the fundamentals of the lost western, monotheistic spiritual traditions, further exploring the philosophies of healing introduced in GEMS I.

Imagery: Gateway to the Heart

A Group Healing Experience

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

Called the intelligence of the heart, mental imagery has been used for centuries as a tool to access inner wisdom, create change, and connect to divine realms.

Know Thy Self: An Introduction to Face Reading

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

Want to understand yourself or others better? Learn the secrets that your face and body reveal.

War Trauma: An Introductory Talk

A Free class for clinicians

For: Classes for Health Care Professionals

PTSD affects 20% of all veterans. Mental imagery is a powerful tool to help veterans and active duty personnel regain control of their lives. Join us for an introductory talk on safe and effective visual imagery exercises to use with military personnel who struggle with PTSD symptoms.

Dr. Kahaney and Rachel Epstein co-authored Reversing the Trauma of War. Dr. Kahaney studied with Dr. Jerry for many years and worked with military personnel at the VA for five years. Rachel Epstein is the Director of AIMI.