NAFPS Selections: This has everything to do with targeting vulnerable people

[From the New Age Frauds and Plastic Shamans forum, by "Piff," September 11, 2013]:

 In UK - Ireland they are VisionWorks for Life http://visionworksforlife.com/

In Japan Vision Dynamics Institute http://www.povj.jp/

Uploaded here is a copy of their Trainer Application 2014. Applicants have to graduate from the 100 day program, teach a program, be in another program, pay a mentor a monthly fee, and be "able to maintain and pass on Miracles easily".
http://psychologyofvision.blogspot.com/2016/01/psychology-of-vision-trainer.html
[link to 2017 version provided]

To graduate from the 100 day program: 3 apprenticeships, at least 1 in Hawaii. An apprenticeship is at least 20 days. A workshop day = 6 full hours. Plus other stuff. So looks like 100 day program = at least 600 hours (not including lunch and breaks) and coaching session time does not help with that total.

Also uploaded a copy of their trainer manual.
http://psychologyofvision.blogspot.com/2015/09/psychology-of-vision-trainers-manual.html
[substitute link provided]

Lency Spezzano does a lot of arm waving, especially when she talks about "downloading".  Chuck says he has training in hypnosis, don't know if Lency does, but that is basically what she is doing. She is directing, dominating the session, pretending she is translating what the other person is saying which means Lency does most of the talking. She's in charge, this is her performance. She holds their hands and stares at them until they shake and cry. This is so boundary violating. So unethical. This has nothing to do with healing. This has everything to do with targeting vulnerable people and mesmerizing them into forking over more money and time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fds1BgICdBY [Dead link. Substitute provided]
http://psychologyofvision.blogspot.com/2016/06/nafps-selections-downloadingjoining_5.html

The Spezzanos are acting like classic rainmaker con artists. A classic scam: A town experiencing drought is visited by charismatic con artists who claim they can make rain, they swindle everyone out of their money, and claim any coincidental success as their own and any failure is blamed on their targets.

The Spezzanos claiming they know what is best for First Nation communities is horrible.