Kinesiology Technique
Kinesiology is a remarkable technique that uses muscle monitoring to tap into the body’s sub-conscious / innate intelligence. This helps the practitioner investigating the underlying priority stresses linked to the current issue. The Kinesiologist then uses a variety of energetic techniques to help reduce these stresses, such as: acupressure, sound and flower essences.
Over time, your body has uniquely stored your stress, to be dealt with at a later stage.
We use your body’s wisdom to unravel this stress through the use of muscle feedback.
What happens after a kinesiology session?
As you may expect, this varies depending on the type of issue you have and how long you have had it for. Some people feel changes during the session, some after the session and others may take a number of sessions before they start to experience some noticeable changes. If you have had an issue for a long time, it is likely to take a number of sessions to stimulate changes in your body.
That being said, it is always a good idea to drink plenty of water after the session and over the next couple of days while the body releases previously trapped toxins. It is also recommended that you go a little easier on yourself for a couple of days and hold off on any major changes.
Note:
If you’d like to understand more about the science behind how these energetic techniques work, I’d suggest you take a look at the work done by some of the following people:
Dr Charles Krebs
Dr George Goodheart
Richard Utt L.Ac
Ian Stubbings
Dr Charles Krebs and Tania McGowan in their book Energetic Kinesiology
Dr Richard Gerber in his book Vibrational Medicine – The #1 Handbook of subtle-energy therapies
If you are interested in studying Kinesiology, I highly recommend the following:
The O’Neill Kinesiology College has pulled together information from a number of sources including Applied Kinesiology to offer a 3 year advanced diploma in Kinesiology. O’Neill Kinesiology College