29/10/2025
When you train with us at the Quest Institute, what happens next? What can you do as a new graduate?
Well, it’s a journey. You won’t be successful overnight. It takes hard work and consistency to build a practice. We encourage you to build slowly.
But despite the hard work, it’s worth it.
Graduates Kate Hickmore and Victoria Ward set up together.
Paul Wiltshire works in private practice combining therapy, coaching and speaking engagements.
Many graduates have written books, the most recent being Eliza Ward who specialises in working with children.
Working within the community, running events and workshops is something many Questies enjoy. Check out upcoming events.
And many of our graduates, whether they qualified this year or 25 years ago, follow their personal passion to help clients, as for example Amy Jappy does with her work supporting parents around birth and traumatic birth experiences.
Becoming a therapist is not easy, but it’s worth the hard work, worth the commitment when you see the light in a client’s eyes, the beginning of a new way of being and the freedom that brings.
If you want to help people, want to learn and have purpose, why not try our free taster module? There’s no pressure to sign up for anything, just see if we are your cup of tea.
And if we are then you can register at any point for our next course, beginning next July.
Email jan@questinstitute.co.uk
