Kinesiology significantly expands my capabilities as a specialist and allows me to assess the condition of the body on a deeper level.
In my practice, I use several key tools:
Manual Muscle Testing Allows me to test different muscle groups, determine whether they are in a state of hypertonus or hypotonus, and understand what type of correction is required.
Visual Diagnostics Helps identify which regions of the body are in a state of pathobiomechanics, where overload is present, and which region needs to be addressed for recovery.
Walking Pattern I use this for a global assessment of all body systems and to identify deeper dysfunctions.
Therapeutic Localisation Through the response of the nervous system, this helps identify where a problem may be located — sometimes one that a person may not even be aware of.
I use all of these tools directly during the consultation when you come to me with a specific concern. Together, they allow me to build a more complete picture and determine the next strategy for our work.