Frequently asked questions:

About Kinesiology:

Kinesiology uses a muscle test to register your imbalances. Your muscles are connected to your nervous system, which in turn is connected to your subconscious. All of your imbalances are reflected in your nervous system and identified by a change in your muscle response. Once the cause of the problem is identified, Kinesiology then seeks the best solution to enhance your own natural healing.

How does it work?

The skill of the Kinesiologist is muscle monitoring. This technique relies on the fact that your muscles are connected to your nervous system, which in turn is connected to your brain. Anything that registers in your brain as a stress is reflected in your nervous system and in your muscles.

Kinesiology is done using specific challenges that will reveal what stresses you. The responses that show in your nervous system can be verified by the Kinesiologist by using the change of response in your muscles.

This can be any kind of stress – health, finances, relationships, goals, specific events in your life, inherited patterns, learning difficulties, anything at all. After revealing the cause of the stress kinesiology can then reveal the most appropriate solution. i.e. the best way for you to resolve this particular problem.

Kinesiology works with mental and emotional stresses, physical problems, injuries and illnesses, energy issues and more.

Who is Kinesiology for?

Kinesiology is for anyone of any age, who wishes to improve their heath, remove stress from their life, find a solution to a problem, achieve a goal, improve personal potential, feel better about themselves, regain their personal power, experience freedom and enhance their joy in living.

Solution orientated Kinesiology uses a system where the individual person is able to direct their own process through the natural laws of healing.

We have an innate ability to heal ourselves. When for some reason, we can’t, our subconscious will let us know there is an unresolved problem that we need to pay conscious attention to. It does so by creating symptoms.

What makes Kinesiology unique?

Kinesiology incorporates many of the natural healing therapies, techniques and references, from both Western and Eastern philosophies such as: