I have been working as a kinesiologist for nearly forty years. The beginning for me was
getting help for gut problems – pain, bloating and discomfort. It was a complete game
changer when I found that not only did I end up with great guts but also could help myself
and others by learning to muscle test and use some gentle techniques to bring balance and
wellbeing to my body.
When the time got nearer to leaving my job as a community worker I decided to continue to
learn and to eventually set up as a Kinesiology practitioner and teacher. I was also
practising as a counsellor and psychotherapist having recently completed a training course.
After finding a number of wonderful bodywork courses and many kinesiology courses, I
discovered Haakon Lovell, acupuncturist and kinesiologist, who showed me the way to
become a detective. I became a muscle testing detective – who could discover the triggers
to the current problems people were facing. These triggers can be anything – from aches
and pains, illnesses and conditions, accidents and past events to ancestral issues that we
don’t even know are there. Trauma can lie dormant until life shows us that we are still
affected. Thank heavens for the tracking of muscle testing that can help us through, even
showing which are the best techniques for making a difference.
The body knows everything about us – it has been with us through thick and thin – and by
tapping into the wisdom of the body it tells us what can make a difference – through
Kinesiology muscle testing. And with all of this in mind I developed the Creative Kinesiology
School as a way to teach others to use this approach. This was in 1990. I was also involved in
setting up the UK Kinesiology Federation at this time. Over the years I have taught many
people to become Creative Kinesiology practitioners and helped many people to find
wellness and balance and to move forward in their lives, able to fulfil their potential.
Creative Kinesiology offers a way of working that is creative and co-creative. I work with
people in need of help, and together we create the session. I bring to bear all that is
included within the Creative Kinesiology teaching as well as my lengthy experience of
working with people, my psychotherapy background and a shamanic approach from my ten
years of shamanic healing training.
Although I am now an elder, I still work – teaching Continuing Professional Development
courses, teaching teachers and working with individuals. This work is still my joy!
The Way of the Tracker: Track your way through Stress and Trauma with Creative
Kinesiology
Available on Amazon as a paperback and as an Ebook.
This is the book I have written about the way that Creative Kinesiology developed – it is full of stories, giving insight into how to find and use clues to discover what is needed for natural healing to work.
Contact me at: carrie@creativekinesiology.orgWebsite: www.creativekinesiology.org
This member has informed the Kinesiology Federation that they have trained in the following branches of kinesiology.
Creative - Way of the Tracker
Creative Kinesiology works with the whole person. All levels are addressed, body – mind – emotions – nutrition – energy systems – spirit – soul.
Creative Kinesiology developed in the 1980s as a way of building on from the fundamentals of Touch for Health and other developing kinesiology approaches. The Creative Kinesiology approach is one of working deeply with energy, helping people to overcome deep seated emotional, physical and energetic patterns which can manifest as aches and pains, frustration with life, lack of confidence, low energy states and a lack of fulfilment or purpose.
The practitioner and client work together to discover the causes of the problem and the triggers for healing that are most appropriate for the client, creating the conditions for the body to find its own way of healing. As such, practitioners work with Creative Kinesiology as both a set of skills and as an art form, developing the sensitivity necessary to 'journey' alongside their clients.
At the heart of this approach is the knowledge that we are made up of our stories - that our life experiences contribute to who we are today. Not all of our past is helpful or supportive to life now, and by releasing unwanted or unhelpful results of our life experiences (whatever they are), the body, mind and energy systems can be more able to find a new zest for life and full potential. Using gentle balancing techniques - guided by the innate wisdom of the body's energy sustem - the inner powers of healing and desire for health can be supported to help restore balance on all levels of the being.
School of Creative Kinesiology
Tel: 01822 880264
Email: carrie@creativekinesiology.org
Website: www.creativekinesiology.org
Touch for Health 1-5
The Touch for Health (TFH 1-5) synthesis is a foundation training. This can be used as a starting point for progressing through to practitioner level or as a standalone workshop which provides you with enough techniques to help yourself, your family and friends. There are four further levels and each level is taught over two days.
Benefits
There are many ways that Touch for Health skills can help you and also enable you to help you family and friends:
- The ability to help yourself and influence your own health
- Greater concentration through brain coordination exercises
- Increased energy and vitality
- Assistance in managing stress at home and work
- Improved posture
- Relief from physical pain and tension
- Assistance in changing attitudes and unhelpful behaviour
- Improved co-ordination and sports performance
Creative - Perceptual Bodywork
Creative Kinesiology works with the whole person. All levels are addressed, body – mind – emotions – nutrition – energy systems – spirit – soul.
Creative Kinesiology developed in the 1980s as a way of building on from the fundamentals of Touch for Health and other developing kinesiology approaches. The Creative Kinesiology approach is one of working deeply with energy, helping people to overcome deep seated emotional, physical and energetic patterns which can manifest as aches and pains, frustration with life, lack of confidence, ftigue and a lack of fulfilment or purpose.
The practitioner and client work together to discover the triggers for healing that are most appropriate for the client, creating the conditions for the body to find its own way of healing. As such, practitioners work with Creative Kinesiology as both a set of skills and as an art form, developing the sensitivity necessary to 'journey' alongside their clients.
At the heart of this approach is the knowledge that we are made up of our stories - that our life experiences contribute to who we are today. Not all of our past is helpful or supportive to life now, and by releasing unwanted or unhelpful results of our life experiences (whatever they are), the body, mind and energy systems can be more able to find a new zest for life and full potential. Using gentle balancing techniques - guided by the innate wisdom of the client's energy system - the inner powers of healing and desire for health can be supported to help restore balance on all levels of the being.
School of Creative Kinesiology
Tel: 01822 880264
Email: carrie@creativekinesiology.org
Website: www.creativekinesiology.org
This member has informed the Kinesiology Federation that they are qualified in these additional therapies. The Kinesiology Federation has seen a certificate of qualification for these therapies, but the accuracy of this information is the responsibility of the practitioner. The KF can not verify other therapies.
Counselling
Counselling takes place when a counsellor sees a client in a private and confidential setting to explore a difficulty the client is having, distress they may be experiencing or perhaps their dissatisfaction with life, or loss of a sense of purpose. It is always at the request of the client as no one can properly be 'sent' for counselling.
Dowsing
Dowsing can be defined as using either divining rods or a pendulum to "find that which is hidden".
Healing / Spiritual Healing
The Healing Trust defines Spiritual Healing as a natural energy therapy. Spiritual Healers act as a conduit for healing energy, which relaxes the body and releases tension.
Massage
Massage involves the kneading and stroking of the skin and muscle with various degrees of pressure.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy is a ‘talking’ therapy that can help people get insight into their difficulties or distress, allowing them to have better understanding of their motivation and find different ways of coping with situations. It can help people bring about changes in their thinking and behaviour. There are different types of psychotherapy including psychodynamic, behavioural and cognitive behavioural.
Reiki
Reiki is a technique for healing, stress reduction and relaxation. During the session the practitioner’s hands are placed in various positions on the client’s clothed body.
Vibrational Essences / Flower / Gem
These are tinctures of flowers/trees/crystals held in water and traditionally taken under the tongue, placed on meridians, added to a bath or sprayed around you.
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