FAQ

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• annual
• monthly
• lifetime
• renewal process

A Beamer is anyone who has completed a Concept-Therapy or Suggestive Therapy class. 

As Dr. Thurman Fleet referred to it, you are “New to the Movement” when you complete your first class. Your first year of membership is included with your enrollment. 

An Active Member is a Beamer whose dues are current and up to date. 

Active Members enjoy the benefits of membership, including participation in Beam Clubs, member communications, educational opportunities, publications, and other benefits offered by the Institute. 

Membership helps support the preservation and promulgation of this body of work while providing opportunities for lifelong learning, fellowship, and personal growth. 

Member benefits continue to expand as the Institute grows. New programs, resources, and services are regularly developed to support our mission of education, community, and the preservation and promulgation of Concept-Therapy. 

Current member benefits include: 

• Participation in Beam Clubs 

• The Beamer Magazine 

• Member communications and announcements 

• Educational opportunities, including Review Classes at substantially reduced tuition 

• Fellowship and networking with fellow Beamers 

• Access to member programs, events, and resources 

Additional benefits are continually being developed and will be announced as they become available. 

A Member in Good Standing is a Beamer whose dues are current and who remains eligible to participate in Institute programs, clubs, leadership opportunities, and member benefits. 

Beam Clubs are chartered extensions of the International “On the Beam” Club and the Concept-Therapy Institute. They provide opportunities for Beamers to continue studying, discussing, and applying Concept-Therapy principles in a supportive community environment. 

Both Rays of the Dawn Study Groups and Beam Clubs are chartered groups that provide opportunities for study, discussion, community, and personal growth. 

What is the difference between a Rays of the Dawn Study Group and a Beam Club? 

Both Rays of the Dawn Study Groups and Beam Clubs are chartered groups that provide opportunities for study, discussion, community, and personal growth. 

Rays of the Dawn Study Groups 

• Open to the public 

• Free to attend 

• Focus exclusively on The Rays of the Dawn 

• Serve as an introduction to Concept-Therapy 

Beam Clubs 

• Intended for Active Members (Beamers whose dues are current) 

• Study Concept-Therapy coursework and related materials 

• May study Concept-Therapy, Suggestive Therapy, Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3, approved supplementary materials, and related audio recordings 

• Provide ongoing support for students continuing their Concept-Therapy education 

Many people begin with a Rays of the Dawn Study Group and later become Beamers by enrolling in a Concept-Therapy or Suggestive Therapy class. 

People begin studying Concept-Therapy in different ways. Some start by joining a Rays of the Dawn Study Group, while others begin by enrolling directly in a Concept-Therapy class. 

It is highly recommended that students begin with the Concept-Therapy class because it serves as the foundational class for all the other courses offered by the Institute. 

Healing Arts Professionals may choose to begin with Suggestive Therapy. However, Concept-Therapy must be completed before advancing into any of the Conceptology Phases. 

The foundational courses are: 

• Concept-Therapy 

• Suggestive Therapy 

Either class may be taken first. However, Concept-Therapy is a prerequisite for Phase 1 and is required before entering the Conceptology curriculum. 

Dr. Thurman Fleet coined the term Conceptology to describe the study and application of our concepts—the ideas, beliefs, attitudes, and assumptions through which we interpret life and experience. 

Conceptology is the practice of putting Concept-Therapy into action by examining our concepts, identifying those that are inaccurate, limiting, or no longer serve us, and consciously replacing them with concepts that are more constructive, truthful, and in harmony with Universal Law. 

The classes that follow Concept-Therapy are collectively known as the Conceptology curriculum. These courses examine specific aspects of the foundational Concept-Therapy presentation in greater depth and provide opportunities for personal growth and practical application. 

The Conceptology curriculum includes: 

• Phase 1 

• Phase 2 

• Phase 3 

• Phase 4 

• Phase 5 

• Phase 6 

• Phase 7 

• Psychiatric Principles Applied 

• Basic Principles 

• Cosmic Principles 

Through Conceptology, students learn not only to understand Concept-Therapy, but to apply its principles in everyday life. 

A Pathseeker is a Beamer who has completed Concept-Therapy, Phases 1 through 4, and Basic Principles, and has then applied for and been accepted into the International Pathseeker Club. 

Pathseekers pursue the advanced study of Conceptology and the deeper application of Universal Laws and Concept-Therapy principles. 

The Foundational Teacher’s Training Class (FTTC) is the teacher training program of the Concept-Therapy Institute. 

Students who have been accepted as Pathseekers are eligible to enroll in FTTC. The program prepares future teachers to present foundational Concept-Therapy coursework in accordance with Institute standards and the philosophy established by Dr. Thurman Fleet. 

FTTC combines advanced study, mentorship, practical teaching experience, and personal development to prepare students for service as Concept-Therapy teachers. 

If your first class doesn’t meet your expectations for any reason, you’re completely covered. Just let us know within 24 hours of completing the session, and we’ll issue a full refund no questions asked. Your experience matters, and we want you to feel confident trying us out.

Rays of Dawn is an introductory course designed to inspire personal growth, wellness awareness, and foundational learning within Concept-Therapy principles.

Students often gain:

• personal insight
• wellness education
• self-awareness tools
• growth strategies
• inspiration for continued learning

Yes. The course is designed to welcome individuals at all experience levels.

Include:

• course duration
• number of sessions
• online/live format

Rays of the Dawn Study Groups are chartered study groups that are open to anyone interested in learning more about Dr. Thurman Fleet’s teachings and the philosophy of Concept-Therapy. 

These groups serve as a free entry point into the Concept-Therapy community. Ownership of The Rays of the Dawn book is encouraged, but not required to participate. 

Rays of the Dawn Study Groups focus exclusively on the study and discussion of The Rays of the Dawn. 

Rays of the Dawn Study Groups 

• Open to the public 

• Free to attend 

• Focus exclusively on The Rays of the Dawn 

• Serve as an introduction to Concept-Therapy 

Classes are taught by experienced instructors and practitioners dedicated to education, wellness, and personal growth.

Students become eligible for teacher training after completing the educational requirements for Pathseeker status and being accepted as a Pathseeker. 

After becoming a Pathseeker, a student may enroll in the Foundational Teacher’s Training Class (FTTC). 

Successful completion of FTTC prepares students to teach foundational Concept-Therapy coursework through structured training, mentorship, and practical application of Concept-Therapy principles. 

Teaching within the Concept-Therapy Institute is viewed not only as an educational role, but also as an opportunity for service, leadership, and the continued preservation of Dr. Thurman Fleet’s work. 

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