Michelle Marie Gervais, a Certified Acutonics Practitioner, has a holistic practice in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada, and works primarily with sound, colour and energy medicine. I found her as the author of the book Spiritual Portraits of the Energy Release Points. Here, she answers questions about the use of music and sound in healing; traditions […]
Tag: specialized kinesiology magazine
KinesioGeek Magazine: Updated Media Kit!
We are entering year three for KinesioGeek Magazine! The magazine serves several different purposes; it connects us as practitioners in a small industry, brings new information and research to our attention, and showcases products and events that are of interest. If you’ve never considered advertising your products, classes, conferences, etc. before, this might be the […]
KinesioGeek Merch – for People Like You
Smart SWAG for people like you. This is something I have been working on for awhile and I’m ready to share with you now. I have designed and purchased Kinesiology-celebrating gear for myself in the past and people at conferences always ask me where I manage to find it. I began to think it would […]
The formula for good Open Days or Demo Days in your Specialized Kinesiology clinic or school.
“I’m the kind of person who notices everything,” says Tania O’Neill McGowen, director of O’Neill Kinesiology Collage in Perth Australia. We are chatting on Skype, spanning a 14 hour time gap, in order to discus marketing, kinesiology and the future of our field. Most of this interview can be found in the second issue of […]
Announcing our Specialized Kinesiology Magazine!
I’m so excited about my new project! I am publishing a new journal called Specialized Kinesiology Magazine (not the most inspired title, but highly searchable!) online. This international journal is designed for specialized/applied/energetic kinesiology practitioners and students from around the world. It’s a place to share ideas, new techniques and products, upcoming events, courses, videos, […]
SK Storytelling
Two weeks ago we were at the large market in San Isidro where we do the majority of our grocery shopping for the week. This is not a tourist market and most of the gringos are conspicuously huddled in one corner eating vegan burritos. I was at the meat counter – chatting in my broken […]