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WHO CAN USE KINESIOLOGY?

HOW KINESIOLOGY WORKS

Kinesiology relies on muscle testing. You may not know, but, your body has an intricate bio-feedback system which can be analysed by testing your muscles. When the body is under stress, it is less capable of performing at optimum. This stress inhibits the electrical impulses which travel through the nerves between the brain and body and impairs normal muscle function. When this occurs the muscles reflect the stress in the central nervous system through specific "weak" muscle responses which a trained Kinesiologist can analyse to get vital information. For example If a food is OK when placed on the clients body, the muscle tests strong, if it is not OK the muscle tests weak. A trained Kinesiologist is able to detect changes in the way your body responds to different stimuli such as substances, giving us information about stress related to all kinds of things,  such as nutritional deficiencies, old emotional trauma, limiting belief systems, environmental stressors and more as well as information as to how one might allieviate the stress. 

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Muscle testing is an incredible tool. It cut's through to the core of an issue very quickly and can access information about a clients wellbeing which may be otherwise very difficult to access, such as an unconscious emotion, a sabotage program or an excess of a particular food group being consumed. The Kinesiologist accompanies the client through a process of discovery, sifting through, revealing and diffusing those key stresses (chemical, physical or mental) which would otherwise stop them achieving their goals.

In the forefront of medicine it is now widely accepted that any dysfunction which has manifested is the result of stress. Through identifying and correcting stress the body becomes capable of doing what it is designed to do, and may heal itself.

Surprisingly, emotional stress not only effects the way you respond to the world, it also has a powerfully  destructive effect on the body and is often related to the onset of real physical imbalances (read more HERE.)

Once the root of imbalance is identified, a wide variety of balancing methods may be employed to restore optimum balance, including :

  • Acupressure or energy balancing

  • Neurological techniques

  • Muscular Techniques

  • Tapping, NLP or Emotional Freedom Technique

  • Chiropractic reflexes

  • Emotional release/Talk Therapy

  • Massage

  • Vibrational medicine including essences and colour therapy

  • Nutritional advice

  • Specific Lifestyle advice or actions to take

  • Affirmations

 

Kinesiology is a growing field and our awareness of what we can achieve through it evolves everyday. Some specialise in Business coaching, Energy Healing, Brain Integration, Nutritional Balancing or Chiropractic Kinesiology. In each approach the premise is the same - let the body tell us hat it wants/needs to reach our goals. The answers we receive are often astounding and insightful.

Many are now harnessing the insights they gain from Kinesiology to fast-track their goals into reality. 

Erin specialises in a holistic approach which has a strong focus on mental Wellness, behaviour change, realising life goals, stress management, optimising wellness and addressing past trauma. 

How do you say Kinesiology?

WHO CAN USE IT?

Why would someone see a kinesiologist?

Many people find Kinesiology useful when applied to a wide range of health and wellbeing concerns., while it's not not a diagnostic tool, and does not aim to treat any named disease. Kinesiology is a perfect complement to all other forms of medicine. Western medicine focuses on disease and symptom management Body, Heart & Soul focuses on making sure a client's lifestyle, diet, environment, mental, emotional, energetic and spiritual aspects are all 100% aligned in achieving their goals.

Energetic medicine suggests that the body does everything it does because it is in its highest good and when you remove the stress underlying the imbalance optimum health may be achieved.

Erin knows the power of approaching health with awareness to all aspects including physical, chemical and emotional and loves assisting others develop a lifestyle which supports optimal wellness and fulfillment.

In Erin’s practice, she focuses on identifying what stress, whether chemical, emotional or physical may be causing any particular problem, and does not merely treat symptoms. Her unique holistic approach allows her to focus on any underlying energetic, chemical, physical, emotional or mental cause which may need to be addressed before healing can occur. Once found she assists clients to remedy the stress which is causing imbalance. When we remove stress from the body, the body is more capable of doing what it is designed to do, healing itself.

FAQ's

Kinesiology: How do you say it?

Ki-nee-zee-o-luh-jee.

Or, just remember: It's EASY to say KinEASYology.

 

Why would someone see a Kinesiologist?

One can see a holistic Kinesiologist for a comprehensive variety of reasons. Because the practitioner employs a blend of muscle testing and alternative therapies, addressing the body's imbalance, many people find it useful alleviate many types of stress preventing them realising their goals, from nutrient deficiencies to limiting belief systems, Kinesiology can help clients reveal and overcome a startling array of stressors. People wanting to enhance their overall health, realise their goals, improve performance, correct limiting behaviours, manage stress, address chronic conditions holistically and explore alternative approaches to health benefit from the services of a Holistic Kinesiologist.

Can kinesiology help with anxiety, depression or mental health?

While Kinesiology is a Natural Therapy and can not claim to treat medical conditions, many people have found it very effective for improving their overall mental wellness due to its Holistic approach. 

Kinesiology doesn’t focus on one area or therapy in isolation but pays mind to diet, lifestyle, environmental factors, mindset, past experiences, and  more, and utilises a broad range of therapeutic techniques like tapping, nutrition, counselling techniques, lifestyle advice, mediating relationship stress etc. which makes it an attractive compliment to medical treatments. In this day and age people are embracing the concept that mental health is a product of many factors including environment, lifestyle, quality of connections and nutrition, all of which Kinesiologists are trained to help clients navigate, making it an essential component to their health maintainence for many.

 

Is Kinesiology spiritual? 

Kinesiology was originally developed by somebody who studied Chiropractic and Traditional Chinese medicine and as such incorporates knowledge of science as well as alternative medicine. Ultimately it is down to the practitioner and client how deeply one delves into spirituality with Kinesiology.

 Kinesiologists are trained in nutrition, counselling techniques, anatomy and physiology the body and brain and muscle and nervous system regulation techniques in addition to energy balancing techniques like acupressure.  The most commonly implemented esoteric healing concepts embraced by kinesiology are Traditional Chinese Medicine, Traditional Indian Medicine including Ayurveda and chakra energy balancing and energy medicine like Homoeopathy. If you're uncomfortable with any specific esoteric healing concepts you can relay these reservations to your therapist and in most instances they should be able to respect that and work with you in a way that you are comfortable with.

Does Kinesiology really work?

That depends on what you are trying to accomplish. Muscle testing is an effective way to monitor stress and can be applied effectively to a variety of issues. As previously mentioned Kinesiology is most effective for those wanting to improve overall health, realise their goals, improve performance, correct limiting behaviours, manage stress, address chronic conditions holistically and explore alternative approaches to health.

To personally discuss your needs and find out if it's right for you, register for a telehealth consult.

 

How often should you see a kinesiologist?

Depending on your unique situation, a Kinesiologist should draw up a comprehensive treatment plan at the end of your first session. You might be recommended to see a kinesiologist anywhere between 3 to 8 times with the initial complaint, depending on several factors. Many people find Kinesiology very beneficial for optimising their wellbeing and performance and see a  kinesiologists regularly ie. once a month, ongoing. Some people will return to their Kinesiologist sporadically many times in their lifetime as they encounter new challenges or set new goals.

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