Diploma in Bioenergetic Health Course
Course Aims
Course Introduction

Course Aims

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1.2 Overall course aims:
  • To train first-class BIH practitioners capable not only of assisting their clients, but also of communicating the benefits of BIH to others.
  • To provide the depth of insight and understanding that enables BIH practitioners to become well informed, highly skilled and successful regardless of their chosen BIH modality.
  • To encourage BIH practitioners to use their talents and options to the full, to help themselves and others to heal and handle life with joy and ease.

1.3 Unique learning outcomes of the IBIH Diploma Course
On completion of this course, you will have gained comprehensive knowledge about the complex mechanisms influencing health and disease, such as:
  • How cells require 'source energy' as well as traditional fuels such as sugars and fats, and how clients can be helped to optimise source energy.
  • How information modulates the genes (described by the science of epigenetics) and why field theory is needed to explain the body's control system beyond the DNA control system.
  • Why the body runs on a dual information system utilising the connective tissue matrix, and why the nervous system alone cannot adequately explain how movement in the body occurs with precise and instant coordination.
  • How the body produces, and how it can be encouraged to produce, its own healing messages.
  • How certain types of disease occur or spread via mechanisms that go beyond the traditional theories of viral or micro-organism transmission.
  • How the unique relations among feelings, emotional stress and shock may powerfully contribute to, or underlie, disease processes, and how emotions, perceptions and beliefs can be utilised to enhance results with equally powerful healing technologies.
  • How to choose the BIH system and biotechnology that best suits you and your clinical focus.
  • How to communicate with your clients to maximise your effectiveness as a practitioner.
  • How to set up and run a successful and profitable BIH practice.