October NJ Class Recap and the Next Steps

Snapshot: October 2026 Level 1 & 2 intensive

the published program’s team ran this cohort on October 19 - 23, 2026, hosted at Kean University (North Avenue Academic Building, 6th Floor, Union, NJ 07083). It has now concluded. The class was built for practitioners who want live demonstrations, published practice, and immediate feedback - not a passive webinar.

Published materials included handbooks, a spiral notebook, and four pairs of sample magnets (one of each size). The daily hours below are the ones used for the October class. A future class may use other hours, so check them when new dates are announced.

Published schedule (October 2026 class)

• Cohort hours - Monday, October 19th - 8:30 AM - 7:00 PM
• Planning note for recap: Tuesday, October 20th through Thursday, October 22nd - 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
• Friday, October 23rd - 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM · confirm on the published course materials
• Two snack breaks each day (snacks provided); one-hour lunch break daily (lunch not provided). (recap logistics)

What "Level 1 & 2" means in this seminar

In the published program’s training line, Level 1 & 2 describes the foundational in-person intensive: you learn how biomagnetic pairs are used in his teaching model, how scanning and testing fit into a session, and how to practice with supervision so your technique is not guesswork. The week is built for people who want live demonstration, published practice, and correction in the room - not a passive lecture series.

You should expect long training days, breaks, and a pace that assumes you can stay present for hands-on work. If you are comparing this to a short intro weekend, adjust your expectations: this is a full immersion designed to move you toward confident application of the material as taught in the program.

Why Kean University (Union, NJ) and the New York metro area

Union sits in the New York metropolitan area, with access via Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), major highways, and regional rail. Many attendees fly in from other states or drive from the Northeast. Traffic can be heavy - plan extra time for morning arrivals, especially if you commute from Manhattan or outer boroughs.

Booking lodging early matters: hotels near Newark, Elizabeth, or Union can fill when local events overlap. When a new class opens and you sign up, rely on any housing list or venue instructions from the published confirmation email, and keep your travel flexible until your seat is confirmed.

Seminar week timeline (big picture)

Think of the week as a progressive ladder: early days establish shared vocabulary, safety norms, and basic mechanics; middle days add complexity and published work; later days integrate pieces so you leave with a clearer picture of how a full session can run in the real world. You are not expected to master everything instantly - immersion is about exposure, repetition, and correction under supervision.

Mentally, plan for social energy too: you will meet peers from different backgrounds. Many students form study friendships that last beyond the week - bring business cards or a simple way to stay in touch if networking matters to you.

If you missed the October 2026 class

The first day of instruction was Monday, October 19, 2026, and the class ended on Friday, October 23. The October 2026 New Jersey seminar has concluded. Next dates are to be announced. There is no seat or deposit to book until then. If you want to keep learning now, the online course does not depend on seminar dates.

What a training day typically feels like

While exact schedules vary by cohort, expect a rhythm of instruction, demonstration, and practice: you watch how techniques are performed, then work with colleagues under supervision. Bring comfortable shoes, layers for air-conditioned rooms, and a mindset ready for long days - this is closer to a professional skills bootcamp than a relaxed retreat.

Snacks and breaks help, but sleep and hydration matter. If you are traveling from another time zone, consider arriving a day early so jet lag does not steal your focus during the first instructional blocks.

What the October class cost, and its cancellation terms

List tuition for the October 2026 class was $2,595. Students who signed up early paid less in the season windows. Prices for the next class will be shared when new dates are announced.

For that class, cancellation requests had to be emailed to Health@Biomagnetism Course.com (the provider's published cancellation address). Refunds took 1 - 2 weeks to process. Cancellations after October 1st, 2026 had a $350 fee, and there were no refunds after October 12th, 2026. Questions about future classes can go to biomagnetismtherapytraining@gmail.com.

A future class may use new terms, so read them before you pay. If you are planning a budget now, compare our payment plan overview and the program checkout terms at enrollment.

Packing and classroom comfort (practical list)

This is the general checklist from the October class. Keep it for a future seminar:

• Clothing: Layers for air-conditioned rooms; shoes you can stand in for hours.
• Notes: Notebook, pens, highlighters; some people use tablets - check whether the venue or instructor prefers paper in certain labs.
• Magnets: Bring program-specified pairs if you already own them; extras help when you rotate colleagues.
• Self-care: Reusable water bottle, light snacks that work for your diet, any braces or supports your body needs for long practice sessions.
• Logistics: Phone charger, extension cord if you rely on specific devices, and printed copies of confirmation/emergency contacts if you prefer paper backup.

Next seminar dates

The October 2026 New Jersey seminar has concluded. Next dates are to be announced. Our Seminar Hub Overview will show the next class once it is published. Until then, there is nothing to register for, and no deposit to pay.

Trust and transparency: how to read this page

We are an independent education resource: we explain the program in plain language, link to program enrollment through program enrollment URLs, and do not invent dates or prices. That is why this page says next dates are to be announced instead of guessing. When a new class is published, check its dates, tuition, and policies before you enroll.

Biomagnetism training is wellness education within a defined scope. It does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment; ethical practitioners communicate clearly with clients and stay within their professional boundaries. If that level of honesty is what you want from a training provider, you are in the right mindset for serious study.

After the five days: what graduates usually do

Most people did not "finish learning" when the week ended - they begin applying what they absorbed. Common paths include: returning home to practice with friends or early clients under ethical boundaries, pairing seminar training with the online Enhance Vital Energy program for replayable review, or planning a future Advanced weekend once prerequisites and confidence line up.

Give yourself integration time: schedule lighter client loads the week you return, revisit your notes while memory is fresh, and list three techniques you want to drill before adding new complexity.

What about the combo?

The combo paired the October class with the online Enhance Vital Energy program for one fixed price ($3,190 vs list $3,590). Because the seminar part has concluded, the combo is paused until next dates are announced. The online course is still open on its own:

• Published Online Enrollment
• Online Training Hub

Waiting for the next class?

You still have options while next dates are to be announced: start online now and watch for another Level 1 & 2 cohort later. Some students train online first, then travel once they are ready for supervised correction. Geography is not a moral failing; it is a planning variable.

Read recap: Program overview · Training, then start the course with the published online training enrollment link. For how the earlier Advanced class worked, see June 2026 Advanced seminar (Advanced prerequisites apply).