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| | One route to achieve professional status with the Kinesiology Federation is to do a KF recognised Foundation training plus a KF recognised Advanced Kinesiology training. There are other trainings available. However, potential students should be aware that only those courses recognised by the KF are covered by our Code of Conduct, grievance procedure, and block insurance policy. Please see the Course Diary section for scheduled courses. | |||
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 | Classical Kinesiology | |||
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| | On this 10 day course you will learn: • How to discover and identify imbalances in muscles that can lead to back and neck pain and how, by treating reflex points on the body, you can resolve these structural problems. Classical Kinesiology Institute Lesley Stephenson KFRP (T, TFH) Helena Arguelles KFRP (TFH) | |||
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 | Health Kinesiology | |||
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| | This is a 3 day course that is aimed specifically for Health Kinesiology students This is a 3 day course that is aimed specifically for Health Kinesiology students that have completed HK4 or above. The course is designed to bring the Health Kinesiology students into line with the Kinesiology Federation foundation assessment requirements. On the course you will learn:- The course consists of theory and hands on practical, which further enhances your knowledge of the physical responses of muscle testing. The ‘Integrated Course for Health Kinesiologists’ is enlightening in reference to seeing the roots of kinesiology. It is fun to learn and complements the tool box of any kinesiologist. For more information send an SAE to: Amanda Roussos KFRP (TFH) | |||
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 | Holistic Kinesiology | |||
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| | This 10 day course gives a thorough general introduction to kinesiology with emphasis on the technique of careful, objective and respectful muscle monitoring of 42 muscles. Students learn to give a full body balance by assessing and correcting 14 circuits, using techniques drawn from "Touch for Health", plus a few finger modes and other techniques in each of the electromagnetic, emotional, nutritional and structural areas. The Touch for Health manual and the Holistic Foundation manual are both supplied and no prior experience is necessary to benefit from these hands-on classes, which are informal, relaxed, and combine a generous mix of demonstration, practise, theory and background. This foundation course is a pre-requisite for the Advanced Holistic Course. Fiona Clazy KFRP (TFH) Johanna Rackham KFRP (TFH) | |||
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 | Integrated Foundation Kinesiology | |||
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| | This 8 or 12 day course is a dynamic training filled with live demonstrations, practical exercises and shared learning and experiences. It is organised on a modular basis to facilitate your learning, and allows enough time for you to develop competence and confidence. You receive a manual packed with information, a DVD, useful charts and work sheets. Books are also available. Throughout the course you receive close supervision and coaching from a team of trainers and assistants. Maggie La Tourelle KFRP (T, A, TFH) | |||
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 | Life Care Kinesiology | |||
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| | Life Care Kinesiology is easy to learn, non-invasive and a gentle method of healing and balancing the system. Using muscle testing, we can discover where the system is out of balance – physically, nutritionally, emotionally or in the energy systems. Once discovered, we can use the practical and powerful techniques within Life Care to bring a new state of balance and wellbeing. Life Care Kinesiology is a creative and exciting training course where you can learn the fundamentals of muscle testing, use simple balancing techniques to bring your energy systems into harmony and work towards nutritional, emotional and physical wellbeing. This 10 day course is the entry qualification to further professional training in Creative Kinesiology. Richard Beale KFRP (T, A) Carrie Jost KFRP (T, A, TFH) Caroline England KFRP (T, A, TFH) Susan Keeping KFRP (T, TFH) | |||
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 | Professional Kinesiology Practice (PKP) | |||
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| | Basic Kinesiology Practitioner This is a course of 12 units where students demonstrate competency throughout, and on successfully completing the course, obtain the Basic Kinesiology Practitioner Certificate. It is part of the first year of the ICPKP Diploma Course, plus some extra units which are required for a beginning practitioner. Denise Gurney KFRP (H) | |||
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 | Progressive Kinesiology | |||
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| | The Progressive Kinesiology Foundation Course is made up of Four Modules and Assessment. The Foundation course is specially designed to begin the journey of understanding kinesiology in a standardised, practical and comprehensive way. Our foundation course is based on the original Touch for Health Training, plus incorporates the taking of case notes, home study and practical and written assessment to ensure professionalism to our very high standards. Module 1 - begins with the history of Kinesiology, its aims and concepts, which created this profound therapy. We learn the muscle testing rules and understand the importance of pre-checks, which ensure accuracy of testing, plus learn to use correction points for each muscle and meridian, which incorporates practical skills. Module 2 - covers the main muscle tests of the fourteen meridians including the spindle cells and Golgi tendons, origin and insertion of each muscle, plus power of goal balancing and circuit locating to quicken the correction process. Introduction of the five elements. Module 3 - introduces the power of the Acupuncture Holding Points (AHP). We learn Alarm Points of the body and work with the one-point-balance, or one-fix-balance. Module 4 - we bring in the 'finger modes' to help us identify more quickly where the imbalance lies within the treatment and find the support required in another way from that already learnt. Miranda Welton KFRP (T, A, TFH) | |||
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 | Touch for Health | |||
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| | The Touch for Health (TFH) synthesis begins with TFH Level 1. This can be used as a starting point for progressing through to practitioner level or as a standalone workshop which provides you with enough techniques to help yourself, your family and friends. There are four further levels and each level is taught over two days. The workshops are very interactive with at least 75% of the time spent in demonstrations and practical work. This gives lots of time to try your new skills with the other students giving you the confidence to work with others when you get home! No prior knowledge is required. You may choose to study this programme to enhance your existing skills, for self help or just to have fun! Benefits
Sandy Gannon IKFRP (T, A, TFH) Helena Arguelles KFRP (TFH) Daph Clarke KFRP (T, A, TFH) Annie Coultas KFRP (TFH) Jim Currie KFRP (T, A, TFH) Geraldine Davies KFRP (T, A, TFH) Caroline England KFRP (T, A, TFH) Marcia Fletcher KFRP (TFH) Fiona Gass KFRP (T, A, TFH) Katharine Graves KFRP (T, A, TFH) Jennifer Hand KFRP (T, TFH) Carrie Jost KFRP (T, A, TFH) Susan Keeping KFRP (T, TFH) Corrina Kennedy KFRP (T, TFH) Maggie La Tourelle KFRP (T, A, TFH) Rachel Lead KFRP (T, A, TFH) Irene Lock KFRP (T, A, TFH) Hazel Miller KFRP (T, A, TFH) Jane Phillips KFRP (T, A, TFH) Diane Piette KFRP (TFH) Johanna Rackham KFRP (TFH) Lois Radmer KFRP (TFH) Jo Rose KFRP (TFH) Amanda Roussos KFRP (TFH) Suzanne Ruddle KFRP (TFH) Lesley Stephenson KFRP (T, TFH) Heather Stevenson-Smith KFRP (TFH) Claire Tomlins KFRP (T, A, TFH) Suzanne Wade KFRP (T, TFH) Miranda Welton KFRP (T, A, TFH) Melanie Winters KFRP (T, TFH) Natalie Davenport Fellow (T, A, TFH) Sheila Gibbons Fellow (TFH) Maureen Hardy Fellow (TFH) Sarah Buckley (TFH) Geoff Rolls (TFH) Corinne van Rheede (TFH) | |||
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| | Foundation Trainer (T) - has completed an Instructor Training Workshop, meets all the requirements for KFRP membership and the Kinesiology National Occupational Standards (KNOS) and has a teaching qualification or relevant experience. Foundation Assessor (A) - has completed an Instructor Training Workshop, meets all the requirements for KFRP membership and the Kinesiology National Occupational Standards (KNOS) and has an assessing qualification or relevant experience. Touch for Health Instructor (TFH) - has completed a TFH Instructor Training Workshop and appropriate updates. May have completed the KF Associate or KFRP level of training. KF Associate (KF Assoc) - members who have completed a minimum of 300 hours of kinesiology training but may not yet have completed all the additional training requirements (anatomy & physiology, nutrition, practice management, communication skills, clinical practice) for KFRP membership and are under the guidance of a mentor. Kinesiology Federation Registered Professional (KFRP) - members who have completed a minimum of 500 hours of training including A&P and Nutrition. International Kinesiology Federation Registered Professional (IKFRP) - members who have completed 1200 hours of training including A&P and Nutrition. | |||
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