This logbook includes all essential information and documents for students pursuing certification in Watsu®, WaterDance, and OBA. It features the Courses log, Received Sessions log, Practice Sessions log, Ethics Agreement, and more.

This document outlines the requirements to be registered on the WABA registry as a professional Watsu India - WABA Watsu Practitioner.

This document outlines Special Requirements for Bodywork Practitioners to be registered on the WABA registry as professional Watsu India - WABA Watsu Practitioners.
Certified practitioners in any type of bodywork with a minimum of 500 hours of recognized training with the required qualifications will be recognized worldwide as Watsu practitioner as soon as all requirements outlined in this document are fulfilled.

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Eligibility:
Licensed Professionals eligible for this program includes Nationally Certified Massage Therapist (NCBTMB), Licensed Physical Therapist or Physical Therapy Assistant, Licensed Occupational Therapist or Occupational Therapist Assistant, Registered Nurse (BSN/MSN), License to practice Medicine or Dentistry (MD/DO/DC/DDS/DMD), State Licensed/Certified Massage Therapist (500+ Hours), ATRI Certified Aquatic Therapist (2003 Standards) with over 500 hours of certified training.

Those with an extensive bodywork practice in an area where the minimum requirements were less than 500 hours may reduce the 500 hundred hour minimum by 50 hours for each year of full time bodywork practice. Those with similar qualifications will be considered on a case by case basis.

The Liquid Flow Provider Certification Program is designed for students who desire a shorter yet profound path to certification as Liquid Flow provider, and eventually progress towards becoming certified practitioners in other aquatic bodywork modalities.

WABA's Assistant and Instructor Training Programs worldwide provide essential core certification courses: the Assistant Training Course (ATC) and the Instructor Training Course (ITC).
This document details the necessary steps and requirements to be recognized as a certified Watsu Assistant and Instructor on the WABA registry.

This document establishes ethical guidelines for students, ensuring the authenticity and excellence of Watsu® as the first and distinctive aquatic bodywork practice. These guidelines are designed to maintain the integrity of Watsu® and apply to all Watsu® classes and other aquatic bodywork modalities listed on www.waba.pro.