Hello, I’m Amy, the Systematic Kinesiologist working at the Vale Practice.
What is Kinesiology, and what are its benefits?
Kinesiology is a fantastic and truly holistic therapy. It focuses on rebalancing your bio-chemical, structural, emotional and energetic health – it’s not all about allergy testing which is what it is commonly associated to…
We use muscle tests, all over the body to test how well the nervous system controls its muscle functions, this method helps us find what muscles are reacting normally. This could be a problem with the nervous system, lymphatic drainage, a nutritional excess or deficiency, a structural issue, an imbalance in the meridian system (energy) or an emotional issue. We use muscle tests to determine the correct ‘fix’ to use, and then various treatment methods can be applied to restore balance and engage the body’s natural healing mechanisms.
If you are living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) or other digestive illnesses, feeling run down and stressed, battling with allergies, aches or pain Kinesiology is a great tool to find out what is at the root of your symptoms and it will get you back on the road to optimum health.
If you have never tried a Kinesiology treatment it can be hard to understand – it’s also hard to pronounce! This is why I am happy to answer any questions you might have about Kinesiology, and how it could work for you. Please ask at reception to arrange a conversation either via email or on the telephone.
What do I love about my work?
I love Kinesiology, it’s a fascinating therapy to work with on clients, no one treatment is ever the same as another, reflecting the fact that no person is the same as another, everyone is different. Kinesiology enables me to use these differences and really help people back on their journey of improved health.
Amy Stark, Systematic Kinesiologist
The Vale Practice, East Dulwich
You can book an appointment with Amy by calling or emailing us on 0208 29909798/ info@thevalepractice.co.uk
Amy works at The Vale Practice on Mondays from 12.30 – 3.30pm
