Kinesiology training - Earlybird offer nearly finished

Hi everyone,

Wow, where is time going, can you believe it's nearly November?!  I'm in the midst of organising next year's diary so once that's finalised I'll send an email out for anyone that wants to prebook their appointments for next year so keep an eye out for that.

This crazy blackhole of vanishing time means that the earlybird offer for the next intake of the Dynamic Kinesiology Training Course is finishing in 4 weeks time on Nov 30th. So if you are interested in learning Kinesiology now is the time to either:

1. Enrol and grab the earlybird offer 

2. Enrol and reserve your place with a deposit, or

3. Get in touch if you have any questions

   
   

There is lots of information on the website training page including the enrolment form and if you have any questions, please get in touch at carla@collectivelements.com.au or 0435 050575.

Class numbers are very limited to ensure a supportive learning environment and plenty of individual attention (i.e. so I can keep a beady eye on you all!) so reserving a spot with a deposit is a great way to make sure you don't miss out and get caught up in all the end of year chaos that will surely come!

I was thinking about the course and what it is I love so much about Kinesiology and although there are many, many things, one of the biggest is that it is simply fascinating.  Throughout the course you will learn about how different aspects of our health and different symptoms are connected.  For example, someone has knee pain and when we use muscle monitoring to test their meridian systems the bladder meridian and small intestine meridian come up as showing stress.  On the surface that sounds a bit weird, but in Kinesiology, the bladder meridian links with the shin muscles and the small intestine meridian links with the quadriceps muscles on the front of the thigh - both of which attach to the knee.  So if we work with unscrambling the energy to those muscles, the muscles can then 'switch on' properly and support correct movement of the knee.  And then you remember the person also mentioned they have recurrent urinary tract infections and there is another link with the bladder meridian! So working with the knee pain and the bladder meridian may also help the urinary infections because it is all connected.

All through the course and when giving Kinesiology balances you will find these sorts of connections time and time again.  And not only on the physical level but also the mental/emotional, neurological and energetic levels.  

So if you are genuinely curious about health and keen to learn a new perspective on how to work with health issues you are in the right place!  Please get in touch if you have any questions and if you know of anyone interested in learning Kinesiology please feel free to forward this email onto them, it is greatly appreciated :)

Happy Kinesiologying!

Carla :)

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P.P.S. Online bookings are available for current clients.