Category: Be a Better Practitioner

Kinesiology and Horses Alison Zeidler, RCRT, CEMT, QTP/I   Muscle Testing (Specialized Kinesiology) rocks!  Especially when working with animals (and I love working with animals)!  Goal setting and emotional clearingContinue reading Kinesiology and Horses →

BOOK REVIEW NEEM — Nature’s Healing Gift to Humanity By Lorna J. Hancock, Executive Director, Health Action Network Society, (HANS) Vancouver, B.C., Canada By Klaus Ferlow, HMH, HA, CN-$24.95, US-$19.95Continue reading Book Review: NEEM — Nature’s Healing Gift to Humanity →

The Assemblage Point By Evelyn Mulders It was just another subject I knew nothing about when I attended one of my first TFH Conferences back in the beginning of thisContinue reading The Assemblage Point →

Energy Balancing with Gemstones – Robert Frost PhD   A male colleague, the Swiss Alexander Technique teacher Erwin, took a week-long course with a native American shaman. After the training,Continue reading Energy Balancing with Gemstones →

Charles Krebs is probably one of the best-known names in Applied and Specialized Kinesiology today. Creator of the LEAP program and author of a few books including the encyclopedic ‘EnergyContinue reading Interview with Charles Krebs →

Body Electric version 5.0 I’ve been riding the dual waves of technology and alternative healthcare almost my whole life and find it interesting how intertwined they have become. In myContinue reading Body Electric version 5.0 →

A muscle testing app? Introducing Sensie. By Alexis Costello   It seems that there is an App for everything these days, but a muscle testing app? I was skeptical, butContinue reading A muscle testing app? Introducing Sensie. →

Matthew Thie on Touch for Health Basics and Why They Matter By Alexis Costello   Growing up with the creator of Touch for Health for a father, the system seemsContinue reading Matthew Thie on Touch for Health Basics and Why They Matter →

Kale: Superfood or sufferable roughage or Eat well: All you need is love by Scott Nystrom, BA, RHN November 15, 2016   I remember the first time I ate kale.Continue reading Kale: Superfood or sufferable roughage or Eat well: All you need is love →

From the Horses Mouth, Equine Kinesiology By Joan Morton I started out on my path as a therapist in 2005. I completed Reiki to master level. I continued to studyContinue reading From the Horses Mouth, Equine Kinesiology →