Geobiology — Programme for practitioners (GEO)

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Geobiology course guide

Module 0 • Geobiology course guide
Audience, method, parts, assessment and certificate

Audience and framework. This course is for practising geobiologists, or geobiologists in training, who support occupants. It confers no title and does not replace any regulated competence (electrician, doctor, architect, hydrogeologist, diagnostician). The law and the bodies cited are those of France; elsewhere (Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, etc.), check the rules of your country.

Registers and status of statements. The course distinguishes three registers. Measurable: physical quantities recorded with a calibrated instrument (electric and magnetic fields, radon, humidity…). Traditional (dowsing): models and practices passed down (Hartmann and Curry grids, Lecher antenna, rods). Symbolic: energetic and spiritual readings of the place, outside the scientific field. Each statement is marked [Established] (documented fact), [Tradition] (what the practice reports) or [Hypothesis] (proposed explanation, not demonstrated). Naming the register you are working in is a professional rule.

Aim of the pathway

To train practitioners to carry out a survey of the home environment by distinguishing what can be measured, what belongs to a traditional practice and what is a symbolic reading, without any health promise and in compliance with the rules of their country.

No medical stance. A geobiologist makes no health diagnosis, promises no cure and does not link an illness to a place. In the face of a health question, refer to a doctor. In the face of psychological distress or suicidal thoughts: 3114 (in France, 24 hours a day), 15 or 112 in case of immediate danger.

The four parts

Part	Modules	Content	Dominant register
1 — Foundations (course 16)	M0 to M3	Stance and ethics, definition, instruments, telluric grids, Lecher H3 antenna	Measurable and traditional
2 — In-depth study (course 17)	M4 to M6	Symbolic readings, remediation, sacred geobiology	Symbolic and technical
3 — Specialisation (course 18)	M7 and M8	50 Hz fields, radon, radiofrequencies	Measurable
4 — Mastery (course 19)	M9 to M11	Occupant–home relationship, complete survey, assessment, professional set-up	All registers

How to follow the pathway

Follow the parts in order. Each module includes a course page, practical exercises and a self-assessment test (10 questions, pass mark 6/10).
Total indicative duration: 22 to 27 hours of reading and exercises, excluding field practice.
The forums are for exchange between practitioners. Do not post any client personal data there.
The blind exercises (modules 2 and 3) and the complete case (module 10) require a partner or a test site.

Assessment and certificate

The self-assessment tests award no title. A certificate of attendance may be issued by the training organisation at the end of the pathway; it is neither a state diploma nor a protected title and it does not open up the practice of any regulated profession (module 11).

Optional levels

Modules 1 to 11 end with optional levels (Advanced, Expert, Master depending on the module). They deepen the module, stay within the same course and are not assessed in the final exam. The “Course resources” section brings together the recommended path, the audit protocol, the practical worksheets and the bibliography.