Kinesiology.
What is Kinesiology?
We are dynamic human-beings comprised of many moving parts, which is why a Kinesiologist assesses the body as a whole, rather than in isolation.
We have all felt the connection between our brains and our bodies; when we are emotionally nervous, we can experience changes in our digestive or urinary systems. The mind and body are so connected. The brain controls and sends signals out to our bodies, impacting many of our functions.
Via the muscles, Kinesiologists accesses the subconscious brain that is in charge of approximately 95% of our processes and reactions. When we get to the bottom of any emotional links to our physical symptoms or disease, it is like turning the tap off at the source.
Our energy system is our most malleable layer and is connected to the physical, emotional and biochemical aspects of the body. The traditional Chinese medicine technique of Kinesiology can reset your entire system, helping you to let go of stress and any barriers that may be impacting happiness and wellbeing.
How Kinesiology changed my life.
Kinesiology was one of the biggest gifts that has ever come into my life. It is the only modality that I have found, that helps me to get to the bottom of my barriers to happiness and wellness. It helps me to navigate life, and brings guidance and clarity. It connects all the dots and solves a puzzle of many move parts that comprise a human being that is made of physical, mental, emotional, intuitive, intellectual biochemical, spiritual and energetic parts. When I studied it, it was like I sat down at a piano, and I could just play. I just got it and could see how I could use my ability to feel energy, in a way that could move it and unblock imbalances. I learned to use the technique as a tool to heal my own imbalances. The results were so outstanding, that I decided to dedicate my life also helping others to do the same.
How can Kinesiology help you?
Biochemical
In each Kinesiology session nutrition, digestion and gut health are investigated and optimised. Other biochemical aspects of the body include hormones, cell expression and neurotransmitters are also considered and worked on.
Emotional
Connecting emotional links to pain, physical ailments or illness is an integrated approach that helps get to the cause of your ailment with longer lasting effects than simply addressing the physical layer.
Energy
Using the acupuncture system and traditional Chinese medicine philosophy, Kinesiologists use the muscles as a biofeedback tool, accessing the subconscious brain and systems of the body. Holding acupoints moves the Qi, unblocking stress.
Structural
A Sports Kinesiologist is trained to align the body’s posture and skeletal system. Other structural components that are addressed can be fascia, tendons, ligaments, nerves tissue, and pain management.
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Testimonials.
“Kinesiology has really helped me turn my life around, the dark cloud that seemed to follow me is gone. Amanda has helped change my negative mindset and now I’m so motivated to build an amazing life for myself. I had a job I didn’t enjoy, I was grieving the loss of a loved one, felt trapped in a toxic relationship and I wasn’t standing up for myself.
The feelings of not being good enough are gone and you know what, people are starting to take notice and I’m excited for what’s around the corner”
— Bonnie, 31, Melbourne
“There are so many amazing aspects to working with Amanda. Her knowledge, intuition, and passion to help her clients achieve wellness has resulted in positive outcomes in just 2 skype sessions.
We work on some pretty heavy areas including a neurological condition that has affected my confidence to socialise. Already I've used Amanda's strategies and am now enjoying going out and mingling. Great results and fun while getting to wellness! Much gratitude for meeting and working with Amanda”
— Sarah