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
GEMS in USA (MO) with Christine McGough
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS Flow in USA (Arkansas), Christine McGough
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS in Costa Rica and Online with Alexis Costello
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS in Kelowna, BC with Holly Berezowski
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
The General Adaptation Syndrome and Muscle Testing
The General Adaptation Syndrome was first described by Hans Selye as the three distinct stages that any organism goes through when experiencing stress. Selye explained his choice of terminology as follows: “I call this syndrome general because it is produced only by agents which have a general effect upon large portions of the body. […]
GEMS in USA (Eugene, OR), with Alexis Costello
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS in USA (VA) with Chena Anderson
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS in USA (Springfield MO) with Christine McGough
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS Flow and Business in Charlottesville, VA, with Alexis Costello
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
A Vision for the Future of Specialized Kinesiology
Guest post by Ludovico Feletto, also published on www.knowlative.com When people ask me to explain what Knowlative.com will look like when it is fully developed, it usually takes me a long time to explain the concept of what we are building. Let’s compare how things are in the Kinesiology world now, to how things could […]
GEMS Flow in BC with Instructor Paula Hilman
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
GEMS in the USA with Instructor Alexis Costello, following the TFH Conference
GEMS stands for Goal, Element, Mode, Stack. It offers an easy-to-follow flow chart that allows a student or practitioner to easily figure out where the priority stressors for an individual are and what balancing technique will work to resolve these efficiently. It is based on information from the TFH synthesis and is designed to allow […]
The Oxford Studies: Part II – Results and Implications
The Oxford Studies: Validating Muscle Response Testing Part II – Results and Implications Guest post by Dr. Anne Jensen As mentioned in Part I of this article, I completed my DPhil (PhD) at Oxford University, where my research focused on assessing the validity of Muscle Response Testing (MRT) in a specific application: to distinguish true […]
The Oxford Studies: Validating Muscle Response Testing: Part I – Methods Used
By Anne Jensen Feature image is from the Touch For Health muscle testing charts, available through CanASK When I was practicing as a chiropractor in North Queensland, I avidly used a range of muscle-testing-based techniques with my patients – and we loved the results. However, I soon realized that muscle testing was one of the […]