Kinesiology Diploma

A very simple set-up technique is taught for balancing the vertebrae. Our posture is defined by the position of our spine. 

Centering covers three of most important correction techniques used in Applied Physiology.  Working with a series of reflexes and acting on the muscles attached to the Hyoid bone, you can bring balance to the body, from neurological, physical, emotional or biochemical disturbances.

Centering addresses the imbalances of gait, cloacal reflexes and the muscles that attach to the Hyoid bone in the front of the neck. It deepens the relationship between postural imbalances and electromagnetic fields. Acupressure is used in specific sequences to balance the centering imbalances.

• Gait: In this technique the student will learn to test the cross-movements of the body. This correction is very useful for problems with motor co-ordination, switching, painful muscles, after an injury, and cases of hyperactivity and dyslexia. 
• Hyoid: Correcting the hyoid is a very deep electromagnetic correction, balancing the motor system and various cognitive areas of the brain. The hyoid system and has important relationship with articulation problems of the temporomandibular joint.
• Cloacal: With this technique, we test the synchronization of the cranial and sacral motion. The cloacal synchronization technique refers to Cloacal reflexes, but also to the Basic Vestibular Reflexes, to the Neck Reflexes and Visual Righting Reflexes. We have a “righting” mechanism which is fundamental to the control and co-ordination of our posture and extremely effective to re-center the nervous system in general.

In this section the student will become acquainted with the Cranial technique. The cranial imbalance is said to impact our freedom of movement physically and metaphysically.  How free do you feel?

There 112 possible movements creating the co-ordinates out of the book Atlas of Manipulative Cranial techniques.  This book was translated from French to English.  Dr. Fulford is the grandfather of cranial.  Richard was 30 at the time, he would not take anyone over 33 and Richard was lucky enough to experience his amazing technique.

It doesn’t seem like anything is happening with the cranials, but tremendous physiological things are taking place. The cranial bones are in constant movement and the cranial sacral part we look at in Applied Physiology is to find the very specific combination of movements required to apply to allow and restore movement to the synchronicity of the cranial expansion and contraction phases.

This set up allows the student to access the Cranial Nerves and their connection to their related functions.  This incredible section is the first very deep and specific observation into the nervous system of the body.

The 1st hologram ever invented was the muscle hologram, Richard Utt’s 14 positions within a muscle. The Ruffini end organs tell the muscle where the entire limb is in relation to the muscle. They tell the position of the joint. The Pacinian corpuscles tells the brain the movement of the muscle. The muscle doesn’t work by itself. The muscles also work with synergists. In kinesiology we try to isolate one muscle, but we are really balancing the muscle and all its synergists. When we work with the 16 muscles of Applied Physiology, we can be sure we are working with at least 80% of the muscles in the body, as we are also working with the synergists. In this intensive specific hologram, we assess the specific reference muscles that are out of balance to the Prime Mover Muscle.

In this section the student will study the deeper methods used in traditional Chinese medicine to balance the acupuncture system.  There are several different ways to move energy through the meridian system.  When we do this, we must follow specific pathways or cycles in the Law of 5 Houses.  These are the Sheng cycle, also known as the Creative Cycle, and the Ko Cycle also known as the destructive cycle.

The Creative cycle is the regenerative cycle, and we harness this system using specific acupressure points according to the Laws of 5 Houses, to assist the body toward healing.