1. What does the school teach?
We give our students comprehensive instruction in self-transformation, hands-on healing techniques, body-oriented psychotherapy, high sense perception, meditation, creative arts, channeling, ethics and professional practice development.
2. What are the details of the training?
Our Professional Studies and Bachelor of Science Programs are 4-year programs. There are 26 days of yearly Resident Training held in five sessions, session one being six days, and sessions two through five for five days each session. Between sessions, there are Distance Learning Modules encompassing reading, self-reflection and skills practice. Students register one year at a time. Bachelor of Science students must complete additional coursework in Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Energy Field and General Education online courses.
3. What are the requirements for enrollment in BBSH?
Students have to be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or GED equivalent.
4. What other requirements does the school have?
All Professional Studies and Bachelor of Science students are required to have 18 individual personal process sessions during the program year with a BBSH-approved practitioner. We recommend 2 sessions per month. Also, prior to Year 3, students must have completed the BBSH Anatomy & Physiology course, or an A&P course from an accredited college or university that offers degrees, minimum of 80 hours, and covers all ten systems of the body.
5. What language is used at the school?
All classes and lectures are in English.
6. What are the visa requirements?
International participants qualify and may apply for a B-1 visitor visa (not a student visa), which allows a stay in the U.S. up to 90 days a year to attend professional development training.
7. Do you offer financial aid or scholarships?
We do not have any scholarships or financial aid available. However, we do have a tuition payment plan available whereby you pay a tuition deposit of approximately 45% and the balance in three monthly payments.
8. How can I use my training after graduation?
Many graduates integrate their training into their current careers including nursing, massage therapy, counseling, medicine, business and teaching. Others establish a professional practice as a Brennan Healing Science practitioner. The training assists each individual in developing their abilities to be and do that which they are born to do, enriching every aspect of one’s life, personally and professionally.
9. How can I prepare myself for upcoming classes?
We encourage you to read Barbara Brennan’s books "Hands of Light" and "Light Emerging." They are principal texts for students.
10. Are you accredited?
We are not currently accredited, however we are licensed by the State of Florida Commission for Independent Education, License No. 2897.