The Institute
As we do not train students in a specific school, training happens anywhere that is suitable for NB/HK training.
Each teacher trains students according to his/her own schedule. The Institute doesn't offer a regularly scheduled curriculum.
As we are transitioning towards NBG training, we will continue to provide in person and online training for those that use NB/HK for themselves and their clients. For clients, it is both a self-care, self-responsibility model designed to help educate people about how their bioenergy system works, and work with the NB Specialist to strengthen their body, mind, and spirit.
The new NBG Institute will use MoodleCloud as the new teaching platform. Courses will be added little by little on the MoodleCloud platform and the NBI website is still operational until the end of 2026. You will be updated as to when the new platform will be ready, and for which courses. Thank you for your patience.
The new NBG Institute can be found at https://nbginstitute.moodlecloud.com/.
When your course is ready on this new platform, you will be able to choose your instructor for the course you need, send your request to your instructor by email, and you will receive a link to enter the learning platform and be able to start your course.
Submit your Course Selection and your Preferred Instructor below
In the natural health field, the term Bioenergetics Wellness is used to indicate the many systems which have sprung from Applied Kinesiology and Touch for Health™. Here, muscles become monitors of stress and imbalance within the body. The concept of “muscle testing”, is more accurately called muscle monitoring, and becomes a very effective and versatile tool for detecting and correcting various imbalances in the body, which may relate to stress, nutrition, learning problems, injuries and trauma.
Dr Anne Jensen (1) who completed her DPhil (PhD) at Oxford University studied the validity of Muscle Response Testing. Her results shows that Muscle Response Testing used to distinguish Lies from Truths is significantly more accurate that both Intuition and Chance.
1. Jensen, A. The Accuracy and Precision of Kinesiology-Style Manual Muscle Testing: Designing and Implementing a Series of Diagnostic Test Accuracy Studies. Oxford University, UK, 2014.