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Structural
Focuses on the physical body, including posture, muscle tension and alignment, to identify imbalances and improve movement
Nutritional
Examines the body's biochemical needs through nutritional supplementation, dietary adjustments, hydration and potential sensitivities.
Emotional
Addresses mental and emotional well-being by identifying stressors and using techniques such as emotional stress release to restore balance. This can include traumas, thought patterns and belief systems.
Energetical
Working with the body's energy systems, such as meridians and chakras to help clear blockages and support natural healing.
What is Systematic Kinesiology?
The science bit...
Kinesiology was pioneered in the United States in 1964 by Dr. George Goodheart, an American chiropractor who discovered that muscle testing could provide invaluable insights into the health of the body.
He observed that muscles respond to stress and dysfunction in the body, revealing imbalances in organs, glands and energy systems through changes detected in muscle tone and strength.
Systematic Kinesiology builds on this discovery by using gentle muscle testing to explore the intricate communication between the brain, nervous system and muscles. Every muscle is connected to an organ or system via nerve pathways, meaning that when the body experiences stress - whether physical, chemical, emotional or energetic - these connections can weaken, leading to imbalances and reduced vitality.
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Treating the root cause
Kinesiology works by listening to the body's own signals. Instead of treating surface level symptoms we go deeper and uncover the why. A symptom in one area often points to hidden stressors elsewhere. Kinesiology helps to support lasting change not just temporary relief, by restoring balance at the source. It's about helping you feel well from the inside out.
Every body has a story, every body is unique. You will receive completely bespoke treatment, tailored to suit your needs - because no two people are the same, and neither are their paths to healing.
