You will get access to a student’s personal account to watch the video course (in Russian or English). Access is unlimited in time.

Author of the methodologies: Dr. Viktor Petrovich Surikov.

A certificate will be issued with the wording «received materials for study».

A methodological guide is included.

The course provides 34 schemes for affecting traditional healing points in various conditions. It includes information on:

• duration of exposure during a single session;

• number of sessions required.

This unique methodology is based on a deep understanding of the system of biologically active points and trigger zones. At least one low‑frequency bowl is used.

Vibropuncture with singing bowls — a concept and methodology introduced by Dr. Viktor Petrovich Surikov — is successfully used:

• by ordinary people for quick self‑help and helping loved ones;

• by medical professionals as part of combined treatment approaches.

The course schemes can be integrated into complex treatment plans for various conditions (consult your physician — contraindications apply).

These schemes are easy to use even in office settings, making them valuable for people with sedentary lifestyles who wish to improve their well‑being during breaks from work.

The schemes can also be applied at home as a method of prevention and rehabilitation for various conditions.

Minimum required tools:

• a vibrational (special low‑frequency) singing bowl;

• a hard stick;

• a gong stick (mallet);

• a ring stand;

• a bell;

• tingsha.

Contact Healingbowl® specialists to help you select the necessary tools.

Prerequisites for an official Healingbowl® certificate:
You must hold a certificate for «Course 1: Sound Resonance Therapy with Healingbowl® Singing Bowls».

Who this course is for:

• Anyone seeking to maintain optimal health (for themselves and loved ones of all ages, including children), especially during high‑stress periods. The methodology is suitable for home use and easy to master.

• Wellness, spa, and fitness professionals; massage therapists; rehabilitation specialists; physiotherapists; bathhouse attendants; fitness and yoga instructors.

• Athletes, traumatologists, physiotherapists, rehabilitation specialists, chiropractors, and osteopaths.

COURSE PROGRAMME

1. Differences from acupuncture.

2. Which bowls are used.

3. History of the Vibropuncture method.

4. Vibropuncture: contraindications.

5. General guidelines for sessions and courses with Vibropuncture.

SCHEME No. 1. Activating blood circulation and microcirculation. Improving blood rheological properties.
SCHEME No. 2. General somatic biostimulation.
SCHEME No. 3. Universal rehabilitation programme.
SCHEME No. 4. For herpetic lesions.
SCHEME No. 5. For diffuse enlargement of the thyroid gland.
SCHEME No. 6. Diabetes mellitus (non‑insulin‑dependent form). Endocrine system disorders.
SCHEME No. 7. Nervous system disorders, ischialgia, sciatica (sciatic nerve).
SCHEME No. 8. Nervous system disorders. Epilepsy.
SCHEME No. 9. For improving visual acuity.
SCHEME No. 10. For tinnitus and hearing loss.
SCHEME No. 11. Cervical migraine. Headaches and eye pain due to high blood pressure. Hypertension.
SCHEME No. 12. IHD. Angina pectoris, functional class 1–2.
SCHEME No. 13. Consequences of cerebrovascular accidents.
SCHEME No. 14. Vegetative‑vascular dystonia.
SCHEME No. 15. Atherosclerosis of lower limb vessels.
SCHEME No. 16. Venous insufficiency. Varicose veins of the lower limbs.
SCHEME No. 17. Rhinitis. Sinusitis.
SCHEME No. 18. Tonsillitis. Laryngotracheitis.
SCHEME No. 19. Bronchopneumonia.
SCHEME No. 20. Bronchial asthma.
SCHEME No. 21. Chronic hepatitis. Fatty liver disease. Liver cirrhosis.
SCHEME No. 22. Disorders of the gallbladder and biliary tract.
SCHEME No. 23. Chronic pancreatitis.
SCHEME No. 24. Stomach disorders. Chronic gastritis. Peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum.
SCHEME No. 25. Chronic nonspecific colitis. Constipation.
SCHEME No. 26. Disorders of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue. Rheumatoid arthritis.
SCHEME No. 27. Arthrosis, osteoarthrosis.
SCHEME No. 28. Myalgia. Neuralgia.
SCHEME No. 29. Osteochondrosis. Spondylosis.
SCHEME No. 30. Plantar fasciitis (heel spur).
SCHEME No. 31. Endometriosis.
SCHEME No. 32. Pyelonephritis.
SCHEME No. 33. Prostatitis, cystitis, urethritis.
SCHEME No. 34. Facial skin rejuvenation.