What is Kinesiology?
A holistic health discipline using muscle testing to identify imbalances.
Benefits
- Identifies imbalances through muscle testing
- Addresses physical, emotional, and energetic stress patterns
- Can support learning difficulties and coordination challenges
- Offers insight into emotional patterns held in the body
- Complements many other healing modalities
What to Expect
You'll lie or sit while the practitioner uses muscle testing (applied kinesiology) to assess how your body responds to different stressors, substances, or questions. When an imbalance is identified, correction techniques are applied — which may include acupressure points, movements, affirmations, or nutritional adjustments. Sessions are collaborative and often reveal unexpected connections.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does muscle testing work?
- Applied kinesiology uses the body's neurological responses to identify imbalances. When under stress, muscles temporarily weaken. This response guides the practitioner's assessment.
- Is kinesiology evidence-based?
- Evidence is limited for some applications. It is best used as a complementary tool for exploration rather than as a standalone diagnostic system for medical conditions.
- What issues respond well to kinesiology?
- Stress-related patterns, emotional blocks, food sensitivities, learning challenges, and musculoskeletal imbalances are common applications.