Bioresonance · Programs compared
By Valérie Fabre, Founder & Director, Harmonika Institute · Updated September 2026 · Facts as published by each provider
Bioresonance training available to U.S. learners is usually tied to one device brand. Published options include an 8-week online ZYTO course at $1,200 with equipment included (Trinity School of Natural Health), a 5-day in-person Rayonex course in Germany or the UK (£1,695 plus VAT in the UK) and self-paced online BICOM courses. Choose by device, wellness-claims framework, format and total cost including equipment.
U.S. median across 5 leading providers: $2,250 for 7 days of class. See the 2026 cost data.
| Criteria | Rayonex Biomedical: 5-Day Certified Training Course | Trinity School of Natural Health: Certified ZYTO Specialist | Bicom Training + Business Coaching (bioresonancetraining.online) | Harmonika Institute |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Credential | Certified Practitioner of Bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt | Certified ZYTO Specialist (optional BCBT or BCNWP board certification through the AANWP) | Final platform certificate (exact title not published) | Certified Bioresonance Wellness Consultant (CBWC) |
| Format | In person at headquarters in Lennestadt, Germany (international course) or in the UK; free online prerequisite | Fully online (Canvas): recorded lectures, readings, discussions and weekly quizzes | Fully online: video courses, manuals and monthly webinars | 100% live online |
| Teaching time | 5 days, 15 modules; daily hours not published | About 8 weeks, 2 courses; hours not published | Self-paced; hours not published; webinar on the first Monday of each month | 7 days (56 hours of class) |
| Tuition | UK: £1,695 plus VAT without lodging (£1,995 with B&B); Germany: €1,000 to €1,200 with 4 nights, meals and airport transfer | $1,200, including the ZYTO Hand Cradle, a Balance software license and 5 months of subscription | Not published (First Steps Course listed at £89.99) | $2,200 |
| Accreditation | Not published (manufacturer's certification course) | Optional board certification (BCBT or BCNWP) through the AANWP; program listed by ZYTO (as published) | Not published; manuals and materials approved by the manufacturer Regumed (as published) | Private certification, not a state license |
| Best for | Rayocomp device users who want hands-on manufacturer training in Germany or the UK | U.S. learners who want a short online course with a galvanic skin response device included in tuition | BICOM device users who want self-paced English-language courses with business coaching | Holistic practitioners who want brand-neutral live online training in device use and compliant consultations |
Provider details as published on their websites in September 2026. Prices and schedules change: check with each provider.
All three programs teach one manufacturer's system: Rayonex trains on Rayocomp devices, Trinity School of Natural Health on the ZYTO Hand Cradle and Balance software, and Bicom Training on the BICOM device with materials approved by Regumed. In practice, choosing a course often means choosing a device, and the reverse.
Each program opens with the background of its method. Rayonex gives theory lectures on bioresonance according to Paul Schmidt, Trinity School's first course covers the history, science and theory of ZYTO technology, and Bicom Training starts with an introduction and a course on basic principles of bioresonance.
All three teach the technical side of running equipment. Rayonex includes hands-on practice on Rayocomp PS1000 polar 4.0 and PS10 devices, Trinity School covers Hand Cradle setup and biosurvey protocols, and Bicom Training has a dedicated course on setting up and using the Bicom.
Trinity School and Bicom Training both teach testing protocols followed by interpretation. Trinity's second course focuses on Balance concepts and report analysis, including client communication, while Bicom Training covers basic testing and a combined test technique. Rayonex teaches applications across its 15 modules.
Trinity School uses weekly quizzes, a final project and a comprehensive exam, and teaches pricing, scheduling and marketing. Bicom Training adds an exam quiz at the end of each section, counted toward its final certificate, and a marketing course. Rayonex ends with a certification after its 5-day course.
Rayonex teaches its certification course in person over 5 days, at its headquarters in Lennestadt, Germany, or in the UK. Trinity School of Natural Health and Bicom Training are fully online, with Trinity running about 8 weeks of structured courses and Bicom Training offering self-paced video courses with monthly webinars.
Trinity School's $1,200 tuition includes the ZYTO Hand Cradle, a Balance software license and 5 months of subscription, so students practice on their own equipment from the start. Rayonex's UK and German course fees include training and, depending on the option, lodging and meals, and Bicom Training does not publish its full course pricing.
Trinity School's program follows ZYTO's published framing, which describes its system as recording data for informational wellness purposes and not for medical use. Rayonex's international course includes case presentations linking bioresonance with conventional medicine, and Bicom Training offers courses on toxins, allergies and metabolism. Check how each framing fits U.S. rules where you plan to work.
Most courses train on one brand. If you already own a device, look for its manufacturer-approved training. If you do not, compare the device cost, software subscriptions and upkeep together with tuition before committing.
In the U.S., how you describe a device and a session matters. Ask whether the program teaches FDA general wellness boundaries, FTC advertising rules and clear client disclosures, and whether its marketing materials fit those rules.
Rayonex's in-person course means travel to Germany or the UK. Online options such as Trinity School and Bicom Training let you learn from home, with recorded lectures, quizzes or monthly webinars.
A reading is only useful if you can discuss it responsibly. Check whether the course teaches client communication, report interpretation, lifestyle conversations and when to refer someone to a health professional.
Published prices range from £89.99 for an introductory online course to $1,200 with equipment and £1,695 plus VAT for an in-person course. Ask what the certificate title is, who issues it and whether any board certification is optional.
Among the programs reviewed, Trinity School of Natural Health's Certified ZYTO Specialist costs $1,200, including the Hand Cradle device, software license and 5 months of subscription. Rayonex's 5-day course costs £1,695 plus VAT in the UK, or €1,000 to €1,200 in Germany with lodging and meals. Bicom Training publishes only its First Steps Course, at £89.99. Harmonika Institute's tuition appears in the comparison table.
Published programs are short. Rayonex's certification course lasts 5 days across 15 modules, after a free online introduction. Trinity School's ZYTO certification takes about 8 weeks across 2 online courses. Bicom Training is self-paced, with monthly webinars. None of the three publishes total class hours on the pages reviewed, so ask each provider for details.
Yes. Trinity School of Natural Health teaches fully online on Canvas and ships the ZYTO device as part of tuition, and Bicom Training offers self-paced video courses and monthly webinars. Rayonex teaches in person in Germany or the UK. Online study suits learners who already have a device or can receive one, while in-person training gives direct hands-on time with equipment.
No. Bioresonance certificates are private credentials from a manufacturer, school or training platform, not licenses. Trinity School offers optional board certification through the AANWP, and Bicom Training uses materials approved by Regumed. Harmonika Institute's Certified Bioresonance Wellness Consultant is a private certification, not a license, and holds no outside accreditation. Check your state's rules on unlicensed practice before offering sessions.
Usually you need access to one. Trinity School includes the ZYTO Hand Cradle and software in its $1,200 tuition. Rayonex trains on its Rayocomp devices during the course, and Bicom Training teaches setup and use of the BICOM device. Compare device prices, software subscriptions and maintenance costs alongside tuition when budgeting.
Carefully and in wellness terms. ZYTO, whose system Trinity School teaches, states that its system is not intended for medical use and records data for informational wellness purposes only. Practitioners in the U.S. also need to follow FTC rules on advertising claims and their state's rules on unlicensed practice, and refer health questions to licensed professionals.
We selected three bioresonance training providers that publish identifiable course content and a certification: Rayonex Biomedical, a long-established manufacturer; Trinity School of Natural Health, a U.S. school teaching ZYTO certification; and Bicom Training, an English-language platform using materials approved by Regumed. Providers without a published program were left aside. Data were collected from their websites in September 2026 and are reported as published. Confirm current details with each provider.
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