During our first session I will take a case history and ask why you have come for treatment.
What to expect
The treatment is carried out fully clothed. During our first session I will take a case history and ask why you have come for treatment. I will explain muscle testing to you and demonstrate it. I may also help you to formulate an appropriate goal for the session. Using Muscle testing I will determine the priority stressors involved and the most appropriate action to take. It may include work on any level: physical, emotional, chemical, spiritual. Based on feedback from the muscle test, I can discover exactly what is involved in your imbalances and devise a treatment plan. It may include nutritional supplements, various emotional stress release techniques, Bach Flower remedies, acupressure, gentle structural realignment, chakra balancing,cranial work, light touch, firm reflex massage, suggested lifestyle changes and more. The exact treatment you receive depends on the feedback your body gives through the muscle test about what it needs to return to health. You may be advised to make dietary or lifestyle changes, given exercises, or prescribed flower essences or supplements as a home reinforcement of your session.
Length of treatment session
Typically, the first session is approximately 1 hour. Follow-up sessions may last ½ - 1 hour.
Number of sessions required
Most people report improvement after just one session. It is advisable to budget for at least three sessions. I will advise on your treatment plan and will give a better indication of how many sessions you require, depending on your issue. Having resolved your initial issue, you may choose to address others. It is important to note that kinesiology is beneficial as a preventative measure, and can help you to improve your life even if there are no immediate or outstanding issues.
Cost $150.00 per session
Will kinesiology interfere with medication?
No. Kinesiology is a complementary therapy. I will take a medical history, including details of any medication. I will not advise changes to your medication. However, I may suggest you review your medication with your doctor more regularly as your therapy progresses.