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Kinesiology
Kinesiology, or Muscle Testing, was developed from sound chiropractic principles.
Its founder, George Goodheart, discovered that our muscles weaken under stress, be that stress physical, mental or emotional. He also found that each muscle is associated with an energy meridian within the body, and it was already known that each meridian is associated with a different organ in the body and with different emotions.
With this knowledge, a kinesiologist can find out where the problem lies, and by finding what strengthens the muscle again, what is needed to put it right. If the muscle remains strong under the influence of a previous stress, it indicates that the mind/body no longer perceives the stress as such, and can start to function efficiently again. More simply, the symptoms, start to resolve whether they are pain, illness, bedwetting, anger, fatigue, underachieving or whatever.
The beauty of this technique is that it can be used successfully to tackle almost any problem, whether physical, mental or emotional,and evidence of its success is its rapid growth as a well respected therapy. Due to its versatility no two kinesiologists will work in exactly the same way. However, they are all working from the same basic premise.
(My thanks to Amanda Roussos for this introduction (ed.))
Life and Health Issues Helped
The life and health issues shown below have been noted as being helped by Kinesiology:-
| Allergy |
| Asthma |
| Back Pain, Scoliosis and Sciatica |
| Eczema |
| Headache |
| Irritable Bowel Syndrome |
| Migraine |
Kinesiology Blog
Add your contributions to the blog for this page. The button is at the bottom of the page or follow this link to the blog for this page. These can be absolutely anything related to the topic of this page that needs an answer from other members of the community, or a space for you to complain about or comment on anything related to that topic.
How to Help your Practitioner
You will have certain questions that you want to ask your practitioner about the therapy and your practitioner will have standard questions to ask you about yourself.
The "How to Help Your Practitioner" page for Kinesiology
Practitioners Organisations
The qualifications and requirements for a practitioner to be registered may vary markedly from organisation to organisation. We would strongly recommend that you visit the organisation's website to ensure that your chosen practitioner is registered with an organisation which has requirements with which you approve.
Kinesiology Training Schools
The practitioners organisations below will also accredit and approve Kinesiology training and courses. Please check that your chosen school is providing the course you are looking for.
Please access the organisation's website to find current contact details.
The organisations may have international members and relevance. Their country of origin is given.
| The Kinesiology Federation | Great Britain |
| The Association of Systematic Kinesiology | Great Britain |
Please email editor(at)shared-care.com to add to the List of Practitioners' Organisations.
Kinesiology Practitioner List
As the relationship between practitioner and the person consulted by them is a very personal one we would recommend that you check out their qualifications and, if possible, decide whether you have suitable empathy with them. This listing does not imply any special competence.
Practitioner lists for Kinesiology:-
| Australia | Canada | Great Britain |
| India | Ireland | New Zealand |
| The United States of America |
Lists of Practitioners and Practices
Please access the list of practitioners listed by therapy from the Therapies Home page
The full searchable practice list for the following countries.
| Australia | Canada | Great Britain |
| India | Ireland | New Zealand |
| United States of America |
The practitioners lists for the following countries.
| Australia | Canada | Great Britain |
| India | Ireland | New Zealand |
| United States of America |
