Registered Polarity Practitioner curriculum.

This course focuses on the spine as the ‘Tree of Life’. Students learn to evaluate the spine structurally and energetically through observation and palpation using the six-pointed star pattern as a guide.

• Muscle releases
• Vertebral releases
• Stretch releases
• Positive force muscle contacts
• Low impulse leverage techniques
• Sacral balancing
• Pelvis and hip adjustments

The objective is to support alignment of the sacrum, spine and cranium, encouraging balanced energy flow throughout the body.

Explores the relationship between the autonomic nervous system and energetic balance. Students learn techniques designed to support balance between sympathetic and parasympathetic activity while working with the five-point star pattern of the energy field.

The five elements are studied in greater depth, including their relationship to digestive function, colon health, urogenital system and lymphatic system. Students also learn how nutritional evaluation can support bodywork and overall wellbeing.

Cleansing is explored as a process of personal renewal and self-discovery through a structured group process that examines physical, emotional, mental and spiritual aspects of cleansing and rejuvenation.

Building upon foundational counselling skills, this course explores professional boundaries, addictive behaviour, dysfunctional thinking patterns, co-dependency and elemental approaches to counselling.

Based on Dr. Stone's teachings regarding the cerebrospinal fluid system and primary respiratory pulse.

• Perceive subtle cranial rhythms
• Work with the sacrum and occiput
• Balance cranial structures
• Release fascial restrictions
• Support energetic and emotional integration

Part II extends the work to the facial bones and deeper cranial relationships.

Students learn to recognise elemental qualities within food and nutrition. Training includes taking eating histories, nutritional analysis, supporting client awareness, and encouraging balanced relationships with food.

Students work with clients under supervision and receive guidance and feedback from instructors. The study group provides opportunities to examine challenging cases and develop greater understanding of therapeutic relationships.

Polarity exercises combine stretching, breathing and sound to support vitality, flexibility and energetic balance. Students learn how to use these exercises both personally and within client care.

Addresses the practical realities of professional practice, including financial management, professional boundaries, ethical responsibility and sustainable practice development.

The internship serves as a transition into professional practice. Through supervised work and videotaped sessions, students receive feedback designed to strengthen confidence, competence and professional development.