After seeing my teenagers back off to school on Monday, it reminded me of another reason of how lucky I am to have had Kinesiology as my career for the last 30 years. I have worked around having 4 wonderful children, predominantly working when they were at nursery and school so that I could spend plenty of quality time with them. How do you get Kinesiology clients? One of the questions I get asked a lot is "how do you get Kinesiology clients"? This is a subject we talk about and teach on our … [Read more...] about Gaining Kinesiology Clients and Business
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Psoriasis is more than a skin problem
The worst case of psoriasis I have ever seen The day before I went on holiday, I saw an emergency new client at my clinic in Epsom, whom I had met just days before. She had the worst case of psoriasis that I have ever seen. Whilst chatting to both her and her Mum, I learnt that she was just about to start methotrexate treatment on the NHS. Methotrexate is a chemotherapy medication sometimes used to treat skin conditions. According to Netdoctor it works "by preventing the excessive … [Read more...] about Psoriasis is more than a skin problem
Balancing the nervous system with Kinesiology
Enough already! Life in 2017 can put a heavy load on our nervous system. Just getting out of bed each morning without any extra stresses piled on top can feel like enough. Add onto that; heating, lighting, air conditioning, aviation fuel, car and industry pollution, noise, population overload, continual electro magnetic disturbances, wifi and other radiation pollutants. Plus continual endocrine disrupting chemicals in food, toiletries and cleaning products and wow we begin to get a … [Read more...] about Balancing the nervous system with Kinesiology
Kinesiology for indigestion
A friend of mine, recently asked if I could write a Kinesiology Health Tip on indigestion. She was suffering from a burning feeling in her stomach which, she said, felt like too much acid. I wasn't far into writing the tip before I realised I wanted to share so much more with you. At best over the counter antacids only put a sticky plaster on the gaping hole of imbalance Over the years, many clients have come to me suffering from indigestion. Over the counter antacids only put a sticky … [Read more...] about Kinesiology for indigestion
Letting go and bringing in change
Kinesiology teacher talks about letting go I had a good clear out of my loft recently, I also had a rewire and spring cleaned my house. The difference in the energy within my home and myself is amazing . My home feels more spacious (even though the clearing was from the loft where we don't see the clutter). Plus, breathing feels more spacious, easier and fresher, even though I didn't know it felt stifled. Letting go of the things I no longer needed and that weren't working for me really cleared … [Read more...] about Letting go and bringing in change
Spring Cleaning
I am feeling really excited about clearing out my loft this week, sorting through all the things I have put up there and forgotten about. Finding some old treasures maybe, but also clearing out the cobwebs and just chucking all the old unwanted stuff that I thought I needed to hang on to 5 years ago but I haven’t thought about or looked at since! I love Spring time It really sparks me off to clean and have a good clear out. I so enjoy taking numerous dustbin bags out of my house to the charity … [Read more...] about Spring Cleaning
Our innate healing process
Our bodies have an innate healing process that we can biochemically tap into with kinesiology using our scientific tool of muscle testing. Whatever area of your body needs to heal Kinesiology takes the guess work out of were to begin and also what 'tools' for the job YOUR body needs by testing your muscles. It may be lymphatic drainage, extra nutrition to take, or certain food intolerances to cut out. Your body may need some energy medicine in working with the electrical circuits/meridians of … [Read more...] about Our innate healing process
Wheat – A debilitating food?
What do you think can cause many unpleasant symptoms from zero energy, weight gain, depression, skin disorders, irritable bowel and needing to walk with a stick although the doctors find nothing wrong? The answer is wheat. But WHY? It has been suggested that wheat is the most inflammatory grain for our bodies. It used to grow to over 6ft and contain less gluten, more wheat germ and a lovely amount of vitamin E (our daily bread). Sadly now, with modern farming … [Read more...] about Wheat – A debilitating food?
TASK’s Social Media Manager, Emma Hobson interviews Saadia Baig about studying at the Academy of Systematic Kinesiology
"Tutor to student ratio was high. You are accepted for who you are. Claire is a vibrant and exuberant teacher" Emma: Hi Saadia thank you so much for agreeing to this interview. What brought you to train with The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology? Saadia: I used to work in financial services, I was one of those triple A people-worked 80 hours a week, always on the go, out in the evenings, exercising in the mornings and the doing a full days work… I was one of those... … [Read more...] about TASK’s Social Media Manager, Emma Hobson interviews Saadia Baig about studying at the Academy of Systematic Kinesiology
Emotional and electrical modules
What a fantastic weekend all round! The Practitioner students enjoyed the techniques and found the information interesting and exciting on the Emotional and Electrical modules. It’s amazing how effectively they will be able to resolve many electrical, energetical and emotional imbalances now which will help them work through many more layers. They now have a number of tools to help the majority of electrical imbalances that clients present with, including Hyoid as was seen in class together … [Read more...] about Emotional and electrical modules
Discover how kinesiology can benefit your health
Well you know how when you are stressed or upset you can find yourself automatically putting your hand over your forehead? This is actually a natural reflex to support you during those times, although the secret is to leave it there while you are in distress..... This supports blood flow to the front of your brain that deals with forward thinking, problem solving and rational. With Kinesiology and muscle testing we are able to look into any imbalance further whether emotional or physical and … [Read more...] about Discover how kinesiology can benefit your health
Fibre and the intestinal system
Claire Mulller Dip. A.S.K. Presents a comprehensive training on why we need fibre every day, which types of fibre we need, and how it helps us maintain good health. Learn more about the ways in which Nature’s Sunshine products can help you to obtain generous amounts of natural fibre and daily nutrition in a simple, tasty drink with TNT and LoClo. For More information on Loclo click here. For More information on TNT click here. For More information on all products click … [Read more...] about Fibre and the intestinal system
The core of our health
Interestingly the system that is the most important to our state of health and well being is the one that is generally ignored, misunderstood and put to the bottom of the pile. Our endocrine system in a nutshell is a network of ductless glands that secrete hormones directly into the blood stream. These glands tell our bodies what to do and when to do it. How efficiently they work for us depends on whether they themselves have the tools for the job. So what are the tools for the job? No 1. … [Read more...] about The core of our health
Life and death may begin in the colon
‘You are what you eat’ the old saying goes and how can we be anything else? If you eat biscuits and drink tea all day, that’s what you are giving your body to work with, and you are far more likely to crumble! Digestion begins in the mouth, where if you chew properly the complex chains of nutrients are broken down to an acceptable level for the stomach to cope with. The Chinese say ‘drink your food and eat your drink’ in other words chew your food until it is liquid and chew your liquid as … [Read more...] about Life and death may begin in the colon