People
keen to develop the feel-good factor were able to discover a new pathway
to health in National Kinesiology Awareness Week.
Special events, running all over the country, from June 10th to June
18th 2006, explained the benefits of kinesiology, a natural health care
system combining diagnostic muscle testing and energy balancing techniques
with traditional concepts of Chinese medicine.
Kinesiology is fast gaining recognition for successful identification
and treatment of a whole raft of health issues, ranging from allergies,
fatigue and digestive disorders, to stress, depression, arthritis and
back problems. It is a truly holistic, painless process, working with
the mind and body to create optimum health and wellbeing.
Despite successful treatment rates Kinesiology Federation Administrator
Joyce Couper says there is a need to reach a wider audience for what remains
a relatively little known therapy.
'Kinesiologists can play a vital role in solving health problems that
are notoriously difficult to treat. People may come to us as a last
port of call, having tried orthodox medicine and other complementary therapies.
We can get to the root of their problem and thereby use the correct method
of treatment.'
Further inquiries to:
Kinesiology Federation
Tel: 08700 113545
Email: kfadmin@kinesiologyfederation.org
Web: http://www.kinesiologyfederation.org
The School of Creative Kinesiology
The
School of Creative Kinesiology is
based in Devon, UK. It was founded in the early 1990s when Carrie Jost
began to teach the material – after working for two years with Haakon
Lovell who originated the approach, method and the first manual. In the
mid 1990s she was joined by Natalie Davenport who was developing her Applied
Kinesiology material into a form which was creative in its focus.
The School incorporates two professional level training courses:
Creative Kinesiology – Way of the Tracker
focuses on emotional and psychological aspects of the work and includes
work with subtle energies, the spirit and purposefulness in life. The
course addresses all aspects of the healing approach, and so is holistic,
with recognition of the fact that it is only by integrating healing in
the body itself that lasting change can be achieved.
Creative Kinesiology – Perceptual Bodywork
focuses on the body and bodily systems, the electromagnetic aspects of
energy and encourages use of the senses and sensing to work creatively
in all systems of the body, mind, emotions and spirit. All aspects of
the person are included in this work, with the recognition that, by witnessing
the whole person, deep and lasting change can be achieved.
The two courses are ideal companion training courses – though each
is a complete training in itself. Each course gives a certificate in professional
kinesiology; once both are completed a Diploma in Creative Kinesiology
is awarded.
The School of Creative Kinesiology also promotes and runs a growing number
of courses in Continuing Professional Development – as well as updates
for practitioners.