28 Jun
28Jun

Kinesiologist Diploma - KA London) and member of the KA Kinesiologist Association


Kinesiology is a holistic technique that uses muscle testing to measure specific responses in the body. Through this process, imbalances, whether structural, nutritional, emotional, or electrical can be identified, allowing practitioners to determine the most effective integrative methods and priorities to help restore balance.

Who can Kinesiology support to?

Kinesiology addresses the body as an integrated system, it can help individuals who are:

  • Experiencing stress, anxiety, or emotional overwhelm
  • Struggling with chronic fatigue, low energy, or sleep disturbances
  • Dealing with digestive issues, food sensitivities, or nutritional deficiencies
  • Suffering from muscular tension, pain, or postural imbalances
  • Coping with hormonal imbalances, menstrual difficulties, or fertility concerns
  • Recovering from trauma, illness, or surgery
  • Looking to enhance mental clarity, focus, or emotional resilience
  • Interested in improving overall wellbeing, balance, and vitality
  • Supports to find the root cause of other symptoms and issues

Kinesiology can also support those who feel “out of balance” but have no clear medical diagnosis. It is often used as a complementary approach alongside conventional care, helping to uncover underlying causes of discomfort and promoting the body’s natural ability to heal.



Root causes:

One of the most significant root causes of imbalance, if not properly addressed, is the emotional aspect. When the body exists in a constant state of alert, whether consciously or unconsciously, it cannot regenerate, detoxify, sleep deeply, digest effectively, relax, maintain a healthy cycle, or shed excess weight accumulated for protection. In such a state, the body simply cannot function at its best. True healing only occurs when the body feels deeply safe when it can shift from survival mode into repair mode. 

Poor, deficient, or inadequate nutrition also contributes to health imbalances, often resulting in chronic or acute symptoms that affect daily wellbeing. Food intolerances may be genetic, but they can also develop as a consequence of poor dietary habits. Identifying and addressing these intolerances is essential to reduce inflammation and support the body's healing process. Supplements and tailored nutritional protocols can significantly support the body’s natural healing by correcting deficiencies, reducing inflammation, improving gut health, and supporting detoxification and hormonal balance. 

The electrical aspect of the body is equally important. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), the body is viewed as an interconnected energy system in which health is maintained through the free and balanced flow of vital energy, or Qi (Chi), along pathways known as meridians. When there are energetic or electrical blockages in these meridians, imbalances may arise, potentially leading to both physical and emotional illness.

Structural imbalances may involve misalignments or dysfunction in the muscles, bones, fascia, joints, nervous system pathways, or hormonal system. These can affect posture, movement, and even internal organ function. Such imbalances are often linked to emotional stress, nutritional deficiencies, energetic disturbances, or past trauma. Kinesiology views the body as a fully integrated system, structural issues are never treated in isolation, but always in relation to the whole person. Restoring balance involves gentle muscle testing, postural adjustments, and techniques that support alignment, energy flow, and the body’s natural capacity to heal.


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