In the late 1970's a Canadian Psychologist, Jimmy Scott Ph.D, developed a unique system called Health Kinesiology.  Each session is tailor-made to the client and targets unique patterns for the individual.
 
Health Kinesiology practitioners use a locked/unlocked response of an isolated muscle to conduct a dialogue with the person's energy system. Once conscious permission to work is given the client is invited to lie on the couch fully clothed. The HK practitioner initially balances the meridian energy system and asks for energy permission to proceed.

The HK practitioner asks verbal questions and monitors the muscle response. If the tested muscle gives a locked response it signifies a "yes" while an unlocked muscle signifies a "no".  HK uses a rigorous system of asking verbal questions to hone in quickly on which of their established protocols is the best method of helping the client.

People who have used HK have reported benefits in their ability to function better intellectually, reduce clumsiness, improve memory and increase their own self-confidence amongst other things. HK has been used successfully by people wanting to achieve their potential in sport, the arts and education.

Health Kinesiology
Tel: 08707 655980
Email: info@hk-uk.co.uk
Website:  www.hk-uk.co.uk

PKP training grew out of the needs of the original students of Touch for Health in the 1970’s and 1980’s.  Students were looking for a course that would train them to be working professionals with kinesiology as a career, and with a long term training structure.  Dr Bruce Dewe (MD) and his wife Joan (MA) developed the PKP series of workshops and have worked tirelessly over the last 30 years modifying the material and the programme so that the present levels of teaching are in line with academic requirements and government guidelines in several countries.   

PKP is a phenomenological practice – this means practitioners use manual muscle testing to demonstrate to the client how much or how little they are able to move in relation to their problem.  PKP practitioners have tests for more than 100 muscles, and dozens of other tests that they do so they can clearly show you how your movement is affected by your problem. This muscle story shows a person how their life is unfolding, and it also helps to guide on how to transcend the situation and design a future which is more in alignment with nature and the laws of the cosmos. 

PKP is about living life more wisely.

Cheshire Kinesiology
Tel: 01625 433 571
Email: info@sustainableself.com
Website: www.sustainableself.com

Aura-Soma is a non-intrusive and self-selective system in which colour is the key.  It brings you a closer understanding of yourself, using both the visual and non-visual energies of colour and the energies of essential oils, herbal extracts and gems and crystals.

The history of meridian tapping began with Dr. George Goodheart, a leading chiropractor and Applied Kinesiologist who found he could use acupuncture points beneficially for physical conditions by just "tapping" on them (no needles were needed!)

An Australian psychiatrist and Applied Kinesiologist, John Diamond, M.D., then took this discovery a step further.  He began using verbal affirmations as the patient was stimulating the acupuncture points. This was a major step forward as it introduced a psychological tool into the process.  But still the treatment method lacked a cohesive "engine" to drive it forward with real effectiveness. That engine was supplied by Dr. Roger Callahan, an American psychologist and Applied Kinesiologist specializing in anxiety disorders.

Dr. Callahan's contribution was immense and has been well documented. Through his interest in acupuncture and his awareness of the use of the value of tapping on acupoints, he made a key discovery upon which all later meridian tapping methods are based. Callahan found that if a person is focusing on a specific fear at the time they tap, that fear can be removed, often permanently. He developed his discovery into a complete system and concluded that there was a correct tapping sequence for every emotional issue, and that this could be determined for each individual through the use of muscle testing. He called these tapping sequences "algorithms" and his treatment later became known as Thought Field Therapy, or TFT.

The next step was the creation of simplified versions of Callahan's technique. These were known as "single algorithm techniques" (i.e. they did not require diagnosis or muscle testing). Then, in the 1990's, one of Roger Callahan's pupils, Gary Craig, unveiled a major development of the meridian tapping techniques which he called Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT).