Confidentiality:
Content of NER seminars is copyrighted and remains the property of
Donald W. Kipp and all rights are reserved. Donald W. Kipp, DBA
BODY-AWARENESS SEMINARS, IS THE ONLY AUTHORIZED PRESENTER OF THIS
MATERIAL.
All attendees of .
Foundational Neuroenergetic Release® Seminar
(Modules NER I & NER II) and Advanced Neuroenergetic Release®
Seminar (NER Module III) must sign Donald W. Kipp's
confidentiality agreement. A copy of this agreement is available by
request by phone, fax or in writing.
Attendance:
Full attendance
of is required to receive a certificate of completion. The NCBTMB
requires 50 minutes of class
participation for each contact hour awarded. A certificate of
completion will be issued on completion of CE seminar.
Fees and
Deadlines:
Current fees and
deadlines for each CE course are a published on our website:
www.body-awareness.com
Refunds:
$100.00 of
registration deposit is an administrative fee that is nonrefundable
but transferable in case you should need to cancel. If you paid by
credit card your refund will be minus a 4% handling fee. You shall get
a full refund of all registration fees if we should cancel.
Maintenance of
educational records:
Donald W. Kipp,
NCTMB DBA Body-Awareness® Seminars will maintain records of
participant's attendance, completion and personal information for a
minimum of 4 years. These records will be held confidential. Original
certificates of completion are issued after a participants completion
of a CE seminar. Duplicate records/certificates will only be released
by written signed request with payment of a small administrative fee.
The current fee is $10.00 US we reserve the right to change this fee
at any time. Records will be sent out by standard US mail to USA
addresses only. Any request for expedited service or for an address
outside of the USA will be at additional expense.
Disabilities:
Donald W. Kipp,
NCTMB DBA Body-Awareness® Seminars follows all federal guidelines
regarding the American Disabilities Act (42 USCG Section 12101, et.
seq.), and with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, as amended (42
U.S.C. 2000e, et. seq.) including making the appropriate
accommodations for the teaching learning process and examination
process.
