Which I AM Alchemy path is right for you?

Read the statements in both sections below and respond to each with “Agree” or “Disagree.”

Section 1

I am interested in Alchemy and want to learn some powerful tools for my personal practice.
I have a lot on my plate and can only devote a couple of hours per week to my studies.
I am happy to receive support in class and from the group—I don’t need one-on-one access to Michelle.
I do not want to attend in-person retreats.
I want to connect with community and other Alchemy students, but I don’t need a peer mentor.
Certification in this lineage is not important to me.
I am only interested in one year of study. I know I’ll learn a lot and I don’t need more than that.
I would be taking this course primarily for my own benefit, not to apply in other contexts.

I am interested in Alchemy and want to learn powerful tools not only for my personal practice, but to use with my community (family, clients, etc.).
This course is a priority for me, and I can commit to devoting several hours per week to my studies and personal practice.
I want one-on-one sessions with Michelle to receive personalized training, healing work and mentorship.
I want to come to all of the retreats and am excited to receive in-person training!
I am excited to connect with community and other Alchemy students, and I would love to have a peer mentor from a previous cohort who is also an apprentice.
It is important to me that I receive certification for my studies.
I want the option to receive ongoing training and support as I further my Alchemical studies and master my craft.
I am taking this course with the intention of practically applying the principles I learn. I want to participate in practicum sessions so I can learn and grow as a facilitator.

If you had more “Agree” responses in Section 1, the Student Path is probably best for you.

If you had more “Agree” responses in Section 2, the Apprentice path is probably best for you.

Want to see what’s included in each track? Check out all the details here!