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Welcome to
Resource Therapy International.
RTI is the official Association founded in 2014 by Professor Gordon Emmerson and Anna Emmerson.
Resource Therapy International.
RTI is the official Association founded in 2014 by Professor Gordon Emmerson and Anna Emmerson.
Resource Therapy International is RT's umbrella Association headed by a dedicated team of committed mental health professionals who volunteer their time and expertise to support the global RT community as well as further the reach of Resource Therapy. Committee board members do not receive monetary gains for their contributions and usually hold office for a period of at least 5 years. We are very grateful to these wonderful professionals and all past committee members for their tireless and valuable contributions to furthering the reach and support for RT's growing community and members of the public seeking to learn more and/or access this unique therapy.
The current RTI Committee members can be contacted via the links below, or click on the images learn more about each member.
The current RTI Committee members can be contacted via the links below, or click on the images learn more about each member.
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President Resource Therapy International
Professor Gordon Emmerson (Australia) Gordon Emmerson is the originator of Resource Personality Theory and Therapy (RT) To contact Professor Emmerson please submit your request here |
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Vice-President Resource Therapy International
Dr. med. Karlheinz Erbe (Germany) Karlheinz Erbe is also the Executive Director of Resource Therapy for Europe and sits on the Board of Resource Therapy Zentrum Germany To contact Dr. Erbe please submit your request here |
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Executive Secretary Resource Therapy International
M. Anna Emmerson (Australia) Anna Emmerson is also the Executive Director of Resource Therapy for Oceania, Southeast Asia, Middle East & Egypt, as well as the organisational manager of a number of RTI accredited training programs. To contact Anna Emmerson please submit your request here or email: Anna@ResourceTherapy.com |
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Research Advisor - Resource Therapy International
Dr. Anita Fourie (Australia & South Africa) Contact Dr Fourie for advice and assistance regarding all aspects of RT research. Anita Fourie is also the Executive Director of Resource Therapy for Western Australia To contact Dr. Fourie please submit your request here |
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Director of Resource Therapy Training Resources - RTI
Christiane Essing (Germany) Resource Therapy Trainers should contact Christiane Essing for advice and assistance regarding all aspects of RT training resources. To contact Christiane Essing please submit your request here |
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Director of Digital Archives - RTI
Shane Marsh (Australia) Resource Therapy Trainers should contact Shane Marsh for access and assistance regarding digital video archives and productions for training and educational purposes. Shane Marsh is also the Executive Director of Resource Therapy for Victoria, Australia To contact Shane Marsh please submit your request here |
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Translations Advisor - Resource Therapy International
Ranko Djokic (Australia & regions of former Yugoslavia) Interested authors and publishers who wish to translate Professor Emmerson's Resource Therapy books should contact Ranko Djokic for advice and assistance before proceeding with publishing projects. To contact Ranko Djokic please submit your request here |
Dr. Karlheinz Erbe, the Executive Director of Resource Therapy for Europe, and Anna Emmerson, Executive Director of Resource Therapy for Oceania, Southeast Asia, Middle East and Egypt, are new positions introduced by Resource Therapy International to manage accreditation, development and support within specific global regions. Both Karlheinz and Anna are responsible for delegating Executive Directors of nations within their jurisdictions who in turn may delegate Executive Directors to their States/Territories and Regions. In this way, Resource Therapy's support systems can maintain equal and situational focus in all participant regions of the world.
Who are Resource Therapy's Executive Directors?
Resource Therapy's Executive Directors are made up a number of experienced and highly regarded mental health therapists who have accepted invitations to their positions and agreed to a minimum of 5 years of voluntary incumbency to better serve and influence their respective regions of concern in order to...
- Advance and promote the development and training of Resource Therapy and to establish organisational structures for that purpose
- Make Resource Therapy appointments within their regions to positions of authority
- Provide guidance regarding the educational requirements for the study of Resource Therapy
- Help ensure the Resource Therapy guidelines in the Trainer's Manual are maintained
- Co-ordinate with Resource Therapy International
Dr. med. Karlheinz Erbe
Executive Director
Europe
Executive Director
Europe
Anna Emmerson
Executive Director
Oceania, Southeast Asia, The Middle East & Egypt
Executive Director
Oceania, Southeast Asia, The Middle East & Egypt
Indonesia & Malaysia
Executive Director
Alguskha Nalendra
Australia
Executive Director
Philipa Thornton
Western Australia
Dr. Anita Fourie
Queensland
Dr. Alistair Campbell
Victoria
Shane Marsh
Victoria
Shane Marsh
New South Wales
Tracy Lynch
Australian Capital Territory
Alice de Tourrettes
South Australia
Donna Meyers
Tasmania
Kevin Peel
Northern Territory
Who will be our NT ED? ?
RTI was founded for the purpose of giving Resource Therapy and in particular its growing number of Foundation and Clinical Graduates, as well as its international body of dedicated trainers, an umbrella organisation from which registered RT Therapists, trainees, the public and researchers with academic interests can receive ongoing support and resources.
Students and graduates of RT courses are automatically added to the international data-base as registered members of RTI when trainers submit details of their registrants. Resource Therapists are not fully accredited until their details are submitted to the RT International Data-Base.
Here are a few ways RTI can be of service:
Students and graduates of RT courses are automatically added to the international data-base as registered members of RTI when trainers submit details of their registrants. Resource Therapists are not fully accredited until their details are submitted to the RT International Data-Base.
Here are a few ways RTI can be of service:
- Inclusion in an international Database of registered RT graduates & trainees
- Support and Resources for all registered graduates & trainees with regards to external memberships and associations such as NGAT, AESTA, APS & AHA
- International relations and development of community support and networking for all students, graduates and trainers
- Public education and support for people seeking personal mental health assistance through Resource Therapy
- Training and development, as well as resources and support for Academic Research and Publication guidance
- Ongoing professional development opportunities through a growing body of RT Supervisors, and Post Clinical training access
- No-fee registrations and a dedicated committee of dynamic energy who have volunteered their expertise and time to the benefit of developing and spreading the reach of Resource Therapy thoughout the world
- A growing open-source library of educational and informational material and tools for students and graduates
- Accreditation and Certification endorsements for all approved registered RT training programs
- Peace of mind for RT clients and prospective students who wish to check the training and skill level credentials of anyone claiming to be a Resource Therapist or trainer
- Free listing for all Clinical Resource Therapists in RTI's official website's Find a Therapist page.
- Opportunity for access to training with Professor Gordon Emmerson to become a Resource Therapy Trainer (Must be a Clinical Resource Therapist)
- Ask your trainer if they are registered with RTI
- Ask your trainer if they will register you with RTI as a student/graduate of their training
- Contact RTI on completion of your training to ensure that your trainer has registered you
- Do not book flights, accommodation, travel itineraries or make attendance plans until you recieve a confirmaton from your trainer that the program you have registered for is going ahead. RTI does not take responsibility or liability for any loss or hardship experienced as a result of late cancellations of training programs. Insurance and liability is something you should discuss with your training provider if you are unsure.
- If you are a graduate of Clinical Resource Therapy, contact RTI upon completion if you wish to be included in the official website's Therapist Directory. This is a free service and no payment is expected for your listing
- If you are a graduate of Clinical Resource Therapy and you have an active webpage or website dedicated to Resource Therapy, you may be entitled to your personal contact page on the official RTI website. Your page can include links to your website/page/blog, professional Youtubes showcasing your RT, Pictures of yourself, your clinic etc, and a short bio, including your profession, i.e. medical doctor, psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, clinical hypnotherapits etc... This page is set up and maintained on your behalf free of any fees and charges
- Once you have qualified as a Clinical Resource Therapist with an approved registered RT Trainer, you may wish to go on to do further study with Professor Gordon Emmerson to become an Advanced Clinical Resource Therapist and Trainer. This training currently entails a further 5 days of study. As a trainer you will automatically receive resources and support to help you develop and implement training programs, including: A step by step Trainer's Manual, Free listing on the official RTI website as a Trainer, Free personal page on the RTI website linking your own website and including extensive bio, youtube and picturegraphic presence, Free advertising and listing of your training programs on the RTI website. Please note, it is not necessary to run a training program if you are a registered qualified RTI trainer. Trainers are under no pressure or licencing agreement to train others and there are no royalty fees paid by trainers who run training programs under RTI.
- Course Fees are generally within the same range as other trainers, unless scholarships and various discounts are applied. If you are unsure about the fees you are being charged please contact RTI for guidance and/or support
- As a Clinical Resource Therapist you will be invited to join the Clinical Resource Therapy - International Community of Therapists' facebook group where ongoing networking and keeping up to date with information, support and resources is made easy. This is a no advertising, no junk talk group. It is seriously devoted to the dissemination of information and support for the international growth of Clinical Therapists
- Contact RTI if you would like to place the RTI logo on your correspondence, marketing and/or website/s
- Remember you are not able to call yourself a Resource Therapist after completing the Foundation (or equivalent) Training. The Foundation (or equivalent) Training provides therapists and students with an introduction to RT, and enough tools to begin incorporating RT into your current practice. RT is only a stand alone therapy, once you have graduated from the full Clinical Qualification Training. At that time, once you have been registered with RTI you may practice as a Clinical Resource Therapist and advertise yourself as such. The minimum number of hours needed to become a Clinical Resource Therapist is 60 hours of contact face to face class work (unless you have gained a suitable RPL from your trainer for the first 2 days, or 12 hours)