Kepler Certificate Program
Steve Blake, Rob Hand and Gary. Astrolabe publishes Solar Fire, The ACS Atlas, Astrolabe Report System, and other outstanding astrological works. Gary has spent most of his career working towards moving the entire field of astrology into a commanding position in the new technological age. He is currently finishing “Nova Chartwheels” with Ray White, programmer. “I try to keep on the cutting edge of things.” Faye Cossar was one of the first MA graduates in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology in 2004, from Bath Spa University College. This course is now run at the University of Wales, Lampeter. Faye started studying astrology in the early 1970's in New Zealand where she was born. While in London from 1984-1986 she began her studies with the Faculty of Astrological Studies. Faye now has her astrology, coaching and therapy practice in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where she is the founder of the Amsterdam School of Astrology. She offers advice to businesses through her company Juxtaposition. Faye is the author of one of the text books for the Vocational Astrology course: “Using Astrology to Create a Vocational Profile”, a book based on career counselor’s methods. Faye also offers a one-to-one apprenticeship for Vocational Astrology through the Amsterdam School of Astrology.
Joseph Crane, M.A. BCIA. BA from Brandeis University; MA from the Institute of Existential Psychotherapy with training from the Gestalt Institute of New England, EEG Spectrum International, and the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America. He has been a consulting astrologer since the mid-1980's and began teaching in 1988. He began his studies of ancient astrology in 1994, and has written Astrological Roots: The Hellenistic Legacy, A Practical Guide to Traditional Astrology and Between Fortune and Providence: : Astrology and the Universe in Dante’s Divine Comedy plus numerous articles. His website is astrologyinstitute.com Robert Glasscock. Having begun to build his own clientele, Bob was invited to study with Linda Goodman in the ‘60s. He became an early member of Joan McEvers’ and Marion March’s Aquarius Workshops, lecturing there as well as national conferences and conventions. He’s been invited to address a variety of forums from the Bank of Beverly Hills’ after-work seminars to the UCLA Medical Wives Association to political, professional, media, civic and religious organizations. "It amazes me to look back and realize, conservatively, that in 50 years I have worked with over 30,000 clients in person, by telephone, through correspondence. Often two, three, four or more a day. My favorite thing? Teaching.
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