WHAT IS KINESIOLOGY?

Kinesiology is a powerful holistic therapeutic modality, merging western anatomy and physiology with Traditional Chinese Medicine.

The basis of Kinesiology is the Triangle of Health. Each side represents the key aspects of our being: Physical & Structural | Bio-Chemical & Nutritional | Mental & Emotional. Each side of the triangle of health is recognised as being of equal importance – if one side of the triangle is out of balance or under stress, it impacts the other two sides.

Kinesiology uses ‘muscle testing’ to access insights into all areas of an individual's health. These insights are then used to restore harmony, aligning body, mind and spirit for an optimal life experience. Kinesiologists empower the body to regain its natural healing rhythm, allowing clients to truly thrive.

The Triangle of Health

What are the benefits of kinesiology?

Kinesiology addresses imbalances across all aspects of what it is to be human, addressing physical, mental and emotional health, social issues, career challenges, relationships (with self and others), wealth, weight management and so much more. No wonder being a kinesiologist is so interesting, fulfilling and rewarding! Some of the most common outcomes for clients:

o Enhanced learning and cognition o Improved performance o Increased productivity o Reduction of pain

o Emotional stress relief o Overcoming fears and phobias o Overcoming past traumas o Enhanced emotional intelligence o Interrupting negative patterns and habits o Aiding the healing process o Optimal nutritional uptake and balance o Mental clarity and assisting in decision making o Increased self-worth o Improved resilience

Kinesiology & the Law of Five Elements

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a cornerstone of kinesiology, determining how we work with the unique energetic blueprint of each person. TCM divides the human energy system into 12 key meridians corresponding with different organs and systems in the body and the five elements of the natural world:

FIRE: Heart, Small Intestine, Circulation Sex, Triple Warmer

EARTH: Stomach, Spleen

METAL: Lung, Large Intestine

WATER: Kidney, Bladder

WOOD: Gall Bladder, Liver

Kinesiology uses the laws of these five elements to identify the unique energetic pattern of a client, and how by applying these laws we’re able to pinpoint the imbalances in the energy flow and where it’s impeding the client’s ability to reach their goals and optimise their experience of life.

Each of the five elements and 12 meridians, represent a variety of perspectives including metaphors, emotions, detoxification pathways, and more. The most powerful aspect is how the client’s individual energetic blueprint, congruent with the law of five elements, determines the most efficient and effective pathway to reinstate balance and homeostasis.

Students studying PKP Kinesiology are introduced to the Law of Five Elements early on in their Certificate studies, quickly mastering a 14-muscle energy balance and able to isolate the priority balancing technique needed to bring a client back into balance. They soon learn that this is just the beginning of the wonders that lie in store on their j0urney to becoming professional PKP Kinesiologists.

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