Question 1

What is Kinesiology?

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Kinesiology is an energy model that uses your muscles biofeedback to reveal your stress or energy blocks. Kinesiology removes the blocking energy allowing your body to flow in harmony. In this space and place of balance you can then make the nurturing changes you are looking for your optimal health and wellbeing. This is what Kinesiology addresses and what we would be working on during a session.

Question 2

What can I expect in a first Kinesiology consultation? - Adult

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In your first session, we will go through a detailed case history of the patterns in your life including: Previous health or illness history. Emotional and psychological history. Traumas. Suregeries and genetic patterns. Work. Family and Relationships. Financial pressures. Spiritual practises. Relaxation time. Exercise and nutritional goals.   This process gives a roadmap of where you are in life and where you would rather be. Each session balances your energetic system towards an agreed and defined goal.   The goal is muscle tested on your body for feedback, doing all required corrections to ensure all parts of your energetic system are working towards achieving your goal.   There will often be home support for you to do between sessions to support the continuation of your goal, aims and dreams.

Question 3

What can I expect in a first Kinesiology consultation? - Child

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In your first session we will go through a detailed history of your child including your own family patterns. This process gives a roadmap of where your child is at in their life and where they would rather be. This becomes our goal.   I ask that you stay in the room during the session. This can be negotitated after the age of 12 and/or after a few sessions.   So now is a good time to share how I work. Firstly, after we have had a chat about your childs history and what it is that you are looking for through kinesiology, our sessions are then led by my client - which is your child. I apply my skills within the boundaries that I am given by them.   I prefer (if possible) for your child to answer my questions wih no or minimal adult prompts. I am quite comfortable to wait for their answers - no rush. This allows your child to own the clinic space as their own and to understand we are here for them.   I aim for 30 mins minimum and attempt an hour but again it depends on the space and place and age of your child on that particular day. My aim is to create a calm, safe and supportive space for your child where they release the stress from their system and learn about their emotions, how that feels in their body and how to commmunicate this to others so they are understood.

Question 4

How many follow up Kinesiology Sessions will I need?

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I recommend a basic commitment of 3 sessions (which includes the inital consultation).   The first consultation is 90 minutes as we discuss your history in depth - 30 minutes discussion and 60 mins Kinesiology. The follow up sessions are approximatly 1 hour and finetune our previous session by focused kinesiology corrections.   How long you choose to access kinesiology will varies from individual to individual. It is something we discuss and muscle test for during your session.

Question 5

What is a surrogate balance?

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Surrogate means acting in place of another.   The best example of this is when I work with children. For one reason or another a child may not want to participate in a session unitl they have 'checked everything out'l. In these cases I/we have 2 choices. I can either use the parent to surrogate for the child or use a strand of the childs hair and surrogate the energy myself.    So the energy of the childs would go to the parent and is corrected via proxy. In these cases I discover which Kinesiology technique is needed and carry out the correction on the child.   Surrogate balances are used in a wide varity of situations including Skype sessions and long distance sessions. I have to have permission from the receiver of the balance before I can use a surrogate. For example if we are balancing a person in hospital I need their permission to use a proxy before starting a session.

Question 6

What techniques are used in Kinesiology?

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Here is a small sample of the techniques that I apply to realign and correct your energetic body imbalances: Tracing or massaging the meridians. Rubbing, holding or tapping acupressure points. Flower Essences. Tissue Salts. Strengthening your system via whole food nutrtion. Sound release. Colour frequencies. Movement, breath work and physical releases. Clearing surrogate attachments. Changing sabotage patterns. Relaxation and visualisation work. Currently I know over 72 different techniques and these are always increasing as I learn more.

Question 7

What are the benefits of Kinesiology?

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The benefits of Kinesiology include: Pain relief. Eliminating emotional, physical and mental stress. Improving sport performance. Enhancing learning abilities. Aiding in muscle injury. Assisting in decision making. Overcoming past trauma. Identifying nutritional deficnecy or excess. releasing fears and phobias. Rewriting inhibiting habits or patterns. Connecting back with your own power. Being able to listen to your own wisdom. Allow you to move forward through life with stories healed. Learn how to be different in the world. Understanding how events and choices can enhance or distract from your wellbeing.

Question 8

How does Kinesiology support Women?

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Pre-teen/Teenage Stage Menstration. Depression/Anxiety. Self Esteem eg. apperance issues. School e.g difficulty learning. Peer pressure and bullying. Relationships/dating. Healthy diet via nutrition. Young Woman/ Maiden Stage Future direction. How to express who you are. Inequality in work/home. Pregnancy, infertility, abortion, miscarrage. Traumatic experiences. Relationships. Motherhood Stage Parenting issues. Nutrition - diet, energy levels. Sleep deprivation. Self-care. Relationships. Elder/Crone/Wisdom Stage Future direction. Health changes. Loss. Stress.

Question 9

How does Kinesiology support Children?

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Emotional/Mental: Anxiety. Stress. Trauma. Learning respect for self. Lack of Confidence. Unhealthy choices. Anger. Worrying. Learning difficulties. Physical: Sports injuries. Muscular pain. Releasing trauma from the body. Movement issues. Improving sports perfomance. Respiratory issues. Chemical/Nutritional: Food sensitivities and responses. Allergen issues. Nutritional issues. Dietry understanding. Vitamin and mineral deficiencies. Chemical sensitivies.

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