Zdenka Šefman, dipl. fizio., specialist of neurofisiotherapy, Advanced instructor IPNFA

• 979 graduated from the School of Allied Health, major: physical therapy
• 1991 concluded specialization in neurological physical therapy;
• 2001  graduated from the School of Allied Health, University of Ljubljana, with a degree in physical therapy (title: dipl.fizio.)
• 2001 founded Gibanje d.o.o.
• 1994 – 2003: completed 350 hours of required education as well as 1150 assistances in international PNF courses in Germany, Austria and Croatia;
• 9.2.2005 passed a qualifying-exam to become certified as an international PNF instructor coaches PNF I and II courses in Slovenia and abroad
• Course: The stability of the lumbar spine
• Mulligan joint mobilization A, B, C;
• Nervous system mobilization, basic and advanced courses;
  
  

REQUIRED PNF EDUCATION: 1150 class hours

• 100 hours in the field of PNF while specializing under the guidance of Ms. Gabrijela Gaber, (MA, organizational sciences) and Ms. Darja Rugelj (MA, organizational sciences);
• October 1994 re-enrolled in two basic PNF  courses (100 class hours) under the guidance of Mr. Marcel Grzebellus and Ms. Kathy Guarneri in Bodensee, Germany;
• May 1995 attended a 50-hour advanced course (3A) under the guidance of Ms. Inga Berlin, in Soltau, Germany;
• January 1996 attended the second advanced course (3B) coached by Mr. Marcel Grzebellus and Mr. Carsten Schaffer in Germany;
• September 1997 attended a 50-hour 5A course coached by Ms. Marie-Louise Magnold, Ms. Susan Anden in  Ms. Susanne Hendin-Anden in Switzerland;
• April 2000 advanced 50-hour class 5B coached by Ms. Inga Berlin in Ms, Bettina Lang in Switzerland;
• September and December 2000  performed  the first two compulsory assistances (PNF I and  PNF II – 100 hours) with an international PNF instructor, Mr. Marcel Grzebellus;
• September 2001 the first required assistance of PNF III. (50 hours) in Lovran;
• October and November 2001, in Radolfzell, the second two required assistances (PNF I in PNF II - 100 hours);
• January 2002 the third required assistance of  PNF I (50 hours) in Bad Krozingen;
• March 2002  the third required assistance of PNF II (50 hours) in Bad Krozingen;
• June 2002, in Klagenfurt, the fourth required assistance (PNF I);
• June 2002 the second required assistance of the advanced course (PNF III) in Radolfzell;
• October 2002, in Klagenfurt, the second part of the required fourth assistance (PNF II);
• October 2002, in Bad Krozingen,  the third required assistance of the advanced course (PNF III);
• May 2003, in Lovran, Croatia, the first part of the fifth required assistance  PNF I (50 hours);
• June 2003 advanced PNF course (50 hours) in Koblenz, Germany;
• December 2003 advanced PNF corse (50 hours)  in Radolfzell, coached by Mr. Marcel Grzebellus;
• December 2004 basic PNF course (50 hours) in Bad Nauhein, coached by Ms. Kitty Hartman.
  
  

ELECTIVE EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF PNF:  350 class hours

• April and June 1995:  served as the Slovenian translator for the first two basic PNF courses (100 hours), coached by Mr. Marcel Grzebellus in Dobrna;
• October and November 1996: served as the Slovenian translator for the first two basic PNF courses (100 hours), coached  by Mr. Marcel Grzebellus in Isola;
• January 1997: attended the advanced PNF course led by Mr. Marcel Grzebellus and Mr. Carsten Schaffer in Bodensee, Germany (50 hours).