TLT Training

Time Line Therapy®

Licensed. Trademarked. The most powerful tool for releasing negative emotions and limiting decisions.

What Time Line Therapy® actually does

Time Line Therapy® is a trademarked, licensed technique developed by Tad James. It's not a metaphor or a loose concept — it's a specific set of protocols with a defined process.

The core premise: we all store memories along an internal timeline. Negative emotions and limiting beliefs get attached to specific events on that timeline. TLT works directly with those attachments — releasing them at the root, not just managing symptoms.

The results are often dramatic. Clients release anger, sadness, fear, hurt, guilt — emotions they've carried for years — in a single session.

That's not an exaggeration. That's what the technique is designed to produce. Which is why proper training and certification matters.

The Breakthrough Advantage

3-day live training. Board-certified through TLTA.

TLT Practitioner Certification

Time Line Therapy Association (TLTA)

This is the official TLTA-recognized certification. Licensed and trademarked. Not a knockoff — the real thing.

Standalone investment:

$977 USD

or 2 payments of $527

What's covered in 3 days

  • The Time Line Therapy® model and protocols
  • Releasing negative emotions (anger, sadness, fear, hurt, guilt)
  • Eliminating limiting beliefs and decisions
  • Creating a positive future using the timeline
  • Values elicitation and alignment
  • Integration with NLP and hypnotherapy
  • Live practice sessions with real clients
  • TLTA certification requirements and ethics

Standalone or inside GCA

The Breakthrough Advantage training is available as a standalone — $977 USD, or 2 payments of $527.

But if you're also looking at building a practice around this work, the GCA environment gives you the TLT certification plus NLP, Hypnotherapy, the business strategy, the mindset work, and direct access to Ryan. All in.

Most practitioners who look seriously at the standalone end up inside GCA. The math makes sense.