Kinesiology

Kinesiology is a holistic approach to balancing the body as a whole using 'light pressure' muscle testing, working with the biofeedback from the muscle to identify any imbalances in the body, be that structural, emotional, energetic or biochemical (e.g. nutritional deficiencies, intolerances)

Kinesiology was founded in 1964 by Dr George Goodheart who became famous for being able to solve health problems that no one else could.

Systematic kinesiology (pronounced kin-easy-ology) techniques mainly use manual muscle testing to assess various aspects of a person's health, including potential allergens. Proponents of systematic kinesiology suggest that muscle testing can identify substances that may cause allergies or sensitivities by detecting changes in muscle strength or response when the body is exposed to these substances.

If you are worried about being muscle tested on painful joints, Clients will lie on a treatment couch, fully clothed throughout the session. It is advisable to wear comfortable clothing, joggers, leggings, etc.

Kinesiology practitioners do not diagnose conditions. If you have a pre-diagnosed condition or think you may have a condition, please consult your GP before proceeding with any new therapies.

Vibrational healing is based on the principle that everything in the universe, including the human body, vibrates at specific frequencies.
When these frequencies become imbalanced, it can lead to physical, emotional, or mental disharmony.

Vibrational healing techniques aim to restore these natural frequencies, promoting wellness.
Tuning forks are one tool used in vibrational healing.
These precisely calibrated instruments produce specific frequencies when struck. When applied to the body or held near it, the vibrations from tuning forks are believed to resonate with the body's own energy, helping to restore balance.
Different frequencies are thought to correspond to various aspects of physical and emotional well-being. Tuning forks can be used to address specific areas of the body, activate acupuncture points, or promote relaxation.
The feeling of the vibration is very soothing to many people. The sound frequencies are also known to help people relax."

Key points to remember:
* The core idea is that healthy bodies have harmonious vibrations.
* Disharmony in these vibrations is linked to illness.
* Tuning forks are used to introduce specific, corrective frequencies.
* Applications range from physical to emotional well-being.
* They are used on the body, and in the aura, or energy field around the body.
* Like any healing modality, there are variations in how tuning forks are used.

Primary or primitive reflexes are developed in the womb and just after birth, to give us coping mechanisms and appropriate response to stimuli. Due to some form of stress during pregnancy, birth or early infancy, we retain some primitive reflexes, which have an adverse impact on our ability to learn and interact with the world around us.

The table below shows some of the signs but there are many more…

If the primitive reflexes are retained, these early reflexes are located in the most primitive area of the brain, and operate involuntarily. We cannot control them. As we grow up, the higher parts of the brain, responsible for thinking and reasoning, and the motor and sensory systems, take over the functions of the primitive reflexes.
These functions are then transformed into responses and actions that can be consciously controlled or modified.

The neural structures of the brain, along with the adult reflexes, cannot develop properly. Our normal development of motor and processing skills and integration of the left and right sides of the brain, are affected.
The person is stuck with seemingly immature responses to their environment.

To integrate or inhibit the reflexes, I give you a set of exercises to do for around a month. You may initially test for several of the reflexes, but by starting with the oldest retained reflex, there is usually a domino effect and the brain naturally inhibits the next few.

The reflexes are incredibly easy and quick to test for, and I can do this as part of a general kinesiology balance. I email you the exercises for the first reflex to show, and you come back a few weeks later and we see whether you can move on to another reflex.

If you are hypersensitive, low tolerance to stress, don't like noise, jump if someone approaches you from behind, dislike the feel of certain fabrics on your skin, fidget when sitting, hold a pen in a non-standard way, you may have a retained primitive reflex!

The number of sessions you will require depends on the nature of the problem and the length of time you have suffered from it.
Most people start to see improvement within about 6 - 8 weeks.
A very rough guide is a month for every year you have had the problem.

If it is a structural problem involving, for instance, joint, back or shoulder pain, sessions will probably be required on a weekly basis as the body adjusts into balance until there is noticeable improvement.
When nutritional supplements are advised, which are taken daily, the body is receiving the nutrition needed for the system to make changes every time they are taken, so visits may only be necessary every four weeks.
As you start to feel better the gap between visits widen.

The first appointment with Sarah is £75. This is a longer appointment lasting 1 hr 15mins to 1hr 30mins.
The first session involves an in-depth consultation, followed by muscle testing and evaluation.

Subsequent treatments cost £65 and last up to 60 minutes.

The above costs do not include any supplements so allow for a further £1 - £2.50 per day for this daily treatment in case they form part of your treatment plan.

Terms and Conditions....

1. Full payment is due 24 hours before your appointment by bank transfer.
2. When you book an appointment that time is allocated especially for you. We ask you for a minimum of 36 hours notice of any cancellations. The full fee will be due if this notice isn't given, since it would be too short notice to fill your appointment. We do ask for your cooperation in this matter as your appointment could be given to someone else who is waiting.
3. To make or change an appointment please email sarah@hhws.co.uk or text / phone 07561 548019 and we will respond as soon as possible.
4. Kinesiologists do not give medical advice and consider that your GP is responsible for your primary healthcare.