TORONTO — August 7, 2026 — The Global Feng Shui Association (GFSA) today launched the Global Practice Atlas, a practitioner outreach initiative that connects established feng shui and classical arts practitioners across regions and traditions — making credible practice easier to discover and opening the door to peer exchange, research, education and collaboration on an international scale.

As an independent, non-profit organization, GFSA works to raise professional standards, ethics and public trust in the field. The Atlas reflects that mission in practice: the association identifies practitioners through public professional sources, then reviews each one individually — verifying professional standing and jurisdiction — before extending a personal invitation. Invitations are never automated mass mailings; every one is a considered, human decision.

Invited practitioners receive a personal link to the Practice Compass, a three-minute questionnaire covering their main practice, experience, reach, the connections they value most, and the professional challenge they would most like to address. Based on their answers, GFSA highlights the peer, learning, research and collaboration paths that best fit their work. Nothing is published — and nothing is shared — unless the practitioner chooses to continue.

The programme includes a dedicated welcome benefit: practitioners approved for membership through the Atlas receive their first year of GFSA membership free of charge. Every application and public profile is reviewed with care, and no information is ever published automatically.

Transparency is central to the initiative. Recipients can view the public source GFSA referenced, submit a correction, or stop future contact at any time with one click — and the association does not use hidden methods to track whether an email was opened. The choice always stays with the practitioner.

"The Global Practice Atlas begins with a simple conviction," said the association's president. "Every serious practice carries a tradition, a method and a responsibility. This programme helps practitioners around the world find one another — and helps the public find the people who do this work well."

About the Global Feng Shui Association

GFSA is an independent, international non-profit organization dedicated to professional standards and ethics in feng shui and related classical disciplines, supported by education, research and industry dialogue. Learn more at globalfengshui.org