Kinesiology UK

Specific diagnostic techniques are used based on your own personal needs.

Wellness Practitioners provide this service.  Very effective

Fully qualified Massage and Wellness Practitioners provide this service

MANDY, SLATER, MEMBER OF THE FEDERATION OF HOLISTIC THERAPISTS, PRACTISES CREATIVE KINESIOLOGY.  The CK Tracker works with simple muscle testing to help find a starting point. The CK Tracker and the client then work together to discover all the parts of the client's story. The body’s energy is brought into balance using applied kinesiology techniques, Reiki healing, colour healing and Bach Flower Remedies. Sessions last about 1 hour and cost £45.

Alan Slater  MSc, DC, DAC, MMCA, GCC Reg No 01135, RMANM uses McTimoney Chiropractic to adjust the bones of your body - to realign and rebalance it, to relieve pain and discomfort and increase mobility. The following conditions regularly benefit from chiropractic care: Back, neck and shoulder painPain, discomfort and stiffness in jointsMigraineMuscular achesSports injuriesArthritic pain

Mandy Slater also provides Massage Therapy at the Green Parrot Complementary Health Centre. Mandy works predominantly using Massage techniques, using the soft surfaces of her forearms instead of her hands. It enables the massage to be both deeper and more relaxing than conventional massages, yet at the same time very gentle. Massage works on the physical, energetic, emotional, mental and spiritual levels. Its effect can be felt long after the session has finished.

Health Kinesiology (HK) is a specific branch of kinesiology developed in the 1970’s, which uses muscle testing/monitoring combined with verbal questioning as a means of communicating with a person’s energy system and determining what the body needs in order to restore balance and wellbeing. A wide range of different procedures are available and muscle testing is used to identify the priority order so as to ensure a smooth healing process. Commonly used procedures include the use of magnets, crystals, flower essences, essential oils or the client may be asked to focus on specific thoughts or phrases to help alleviate limiting beliefs/fearful thought patterns. HK can also be used to test for and re-balance BioEnergetic disturbances that occur in reaction to particular substances (or allergens), such as specific foods, chemicals, pollens etc. Sometimes muscle testing identifies lifestyle changes (eg to the diet or work/home environment) that are needed to help support the healing process. HK is a gentle and natural system that is suitable for all ages, from babies to the elderly and also during pregnancy. Its holistic approach of attending to imbalances on all levels: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual make it a powerful system for healing.

Reflexology is a holistic therapy based on the belief that there are points on the feet – reflexes – that correspond to organs and systems within the body. By stimulating these reflexes with light pressure the aim of the reflexologist is to restore balance by activating the body’s own self healing processes. Having a reflexology treatment is a deeply relaxing and soothing experience, calming the nervous system and increasing circulation and lymphatic flow.

CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle hands-on therapy suitable for treating any age, from newborn babies to the elderly. The therapist palpates the very subtle rhythms created by the ebb and flow of the cerebral spinal fluid and uses this motion to locate sites of tension and holding patterns within the body. Holding patterns can be located within any of the body’s systems of circulation, respiration, the nervous system, the musculoskeletal system, or within any of the organs. They can be the result of physical or emotional impact, stress, disease or trauma. CranioSacral therapy treats the whole person and by working with the body’s innate ability to heal itself these patterns of tension can be encouraged to release, allowing health and wellbeing to re-emerge.

Hectic life styles, gym memberships, poor posture and enthusiastic participation in sporting events take their toll on our bodies. Whilst regular exercise is generally good for our health, over time it can take its toll on our muscles, legs and back, all too frequently leading to injuries.Sports massage is a powerful and effective way to treat soft tissue injuries. The massage improves circulation of the blood and lymphatic systems. This speeds up the rate at which waste products, such as lactic acid are dispersed from our bodies, relieving muscle fatigue. At the same time, the circulation of nutrients needed by muscle cells for growth and repair is enhanced. Regular massage can identify potential problems before they fully develop, while training advice can be given to heighten your own awareness of posture and biomechanics whilst exercising, to help prevent future injuries.