
About HLTI
The Holistic Living Training Institute (HLTI) mission is to increase wellbeing, loving relationships and unity in our world community.
The HLTI seeks to achieve this by guiding and encouraging the application of the 7 Living Essentials concepts and practices with emotional truth, intuitive wisdom and consideration for each individual’s unique lived experience. We do so with reverence and a sense of our own higher purpose.
The HLTI is based in Australia located on the traditional lands of the Bunurong/Boon Wurrung and Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. Online programs aim to address a diversity of participants internationally.
The HLTI consists of a team of four ongoing Holistic Living Coaches, Counsellors and Meditation/Mindfulness practitioners, a program manager and casual contractors.
For further information refer to our FAQs & Code of Ethics section below.

Our Founder
Alannah Dore
Founder, Alannah Dore established the Holistic Living Training Institute in 1999 with the aim to share the unique combination of carefully selected resources she had either gathered, adapted or developed herself. These are the practices she used to overcome her own adversity.
Many years before establishing the Institute Alannah found her own mental and physical health crumbling, so she went on a desperate search for answers. She discovered what she was looking for in naturopathy, the humanistic psychology movement and eastern philosophies. Through her own experiences using these practices, Alannah discovered how emotional wellbeing in particular can positively impact every part of our life.
Alannah’s professional experience spans 10 years of early childhood teaching followed by 20 years working as a counsellor, family therapist and personal growth group facilitator. Her education involves both eastern and western perspectives of personal growth including; a Diploma in Holistic Healing, Developmental Psychiatry, personal research and extensive Himalayan Yoga and Meditation training in India in addition to ongoing personal research.
Alannah has also been a recipient of an ‘Association of Graduates in Early Childhood Studies’ Leadership for Change grant and completed an Early Childhood Masters and other postgraduate studies. Today she is a university lecturer and researcher as she continues to run the Holistic Living Training Institute. Her personal life is lived with presence, passion and daily practices choosing to be an energy of positivity and emotional honesty in all interactions with others, human and non-human.
Our Philosophy
Passion
As a team we are deeply dedicate ourselves toward helping individuals reach their most exceptional potential
Empathy
We extend reverence, compassion, curiosity and understanding towards the diverse realities experienced by others while also maintaining self-compassion.
Accountability
With professionalism and integrity, we practice and promote self-responsibility and self-care, with mental and emotional honesty
Community
We acknowledge our universal need to experience a sense of belonging and we are committed to nurturing community as teachers and students walk alongside each other in a discovery partnership.
Personhood
We respect and protect the universal experiences of being in this world for all including the diversity of humans and non-humans
Creativity
We celebrate the uniqueness within all and compassionately encourage self-expression through many modes of communication

Contribution
The Holistic Living Training Institute (HLTI) continues a history of donating to Charity Water. In this new era of wellbeing and personal growth leadership for HLTI.
We are also committed to contributing to charities that reflect our core values and promote one or more of the following; renewable energies, giving back to nature, building strong indigenous cultures, supporting animal justice and contribute to equitable conditions in vulnerable communities. Contributions are predominantly to be made where participants, students and graduated practitioners are located across various parts of the globe.
In addition the HLTI is committed to increasing its capacity to provide access to students of various economic means with the development of a scholarship fund and opportunities for participants to request reduced fees. We hope that through our example we can encourage others to also give.