
Kinesiology

What is Kinesiology?
Kinesiology can support a wide range of health issues; however, you do not need to be unwell to benefit from a balance. Think of Kinesiology as preventative maintenance, addressing and enhancing your holistic wellbeing, assisting with a positive mindset to achieve health and wellness.
The following areas we can work on:
Mental – Kinesiology balancing to assist with learning, brain integration and calming the nervous flight and fight system to achieve clarity of thought.
Emotional – Reduce stress and find peace, bring about awareness of coping mechanisms that no longer serve you. Helping to give you more serenity and healthier relationships with yourself and others.
Energetic – Bring your energy systems into balance to help achieve self-healing states and a sense of wellbeing.
Physical – Achieve relief from pain and encourage peak physical performance at what ever level that looks like for you personally.
What can Kinesiology help with?
Kinesiology can support a range of issues including a few listed below:
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Relationship issues with yourself and others
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ADHD and Learning issues – Brain integration
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Fears and Phobias
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Addictive behaviours
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Communication skills
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Confidence & self-esteem
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Weight Management
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Immune System issues
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Hormonal issues – Menopause and Adolescence
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Human Blueprint – to work on Core Beliefs and Generational patterns
And many more


The Life Balance Check
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My relationships feel good
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My health is great
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My finances are manageable
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I feel calm & relaxed
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I feel energised each day
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My digestion feels balanced
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My body feels healthy
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My children are doing well
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I sleep soundly most nights
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My hormones are balanced
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Five or more “No” answers?
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That’s your cue to make small changes toward a more joyful, balanced life.

When you shut down emotion, you're also affecting immune system, your nervous system.
So the repression of emotion, which is a survival strategy, then becomes a source of physiological illness later on.
Dr Gabor Mate