1. Use it or loose it. You've been trained to do MTT & you know that it can get you surprising results. But MTT is much more like an exercise program than a magic wand. You need to put in the effort to get the results.
2. Enjoy the company of like minded people. It's nice to meet with other people who know what you're talking about and think it's a worthwhile thing to do.
3. A bit of encouragement goes a long way. It's much easier to practice in company. It can take a lot of willpower to pursue MTT on your own. When you're with other people it's much easier to put the effort and get results.
4. Help is at hand. When you're around other people who are familiar with MTT you have a reservoir of experience & advise to help you with whatever difficulty you are working on. MTTers are usually eager to help & very willing to offer suggestions & support.
5. It's cheaper than therapy. While MTT practice groups aren't a substitute for therapy, it is an opportunity to clear up old memories & present anxieties.
6. You have the chance to help others while you are helping yourself. You don't have to stand by & wait for the experts. Whatever your level of skill you can help someone make progress.
7. When what you need is more practice. Being in a practice group helps you get good at the things that interest you without having to invest in another training.
8. A practice can be a very good way of looking after yourself. MTT groups give you a way to reduce your daily stressful life and relief from this.
9. MTT is good for you. It's relaxing & calming. You'll feel better when you finish than when you start. It's a massage for the emotions.
10. It's a great way to establish your credentials. It's a way to become confident and demonstrate your skill, compassion & trustworthiness.

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