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What is Kinesiology?
Pronounced ‘kin-easy-ology’, this non-invasive
therapy is becoming increasingly popular.
It uses muscle testing to assess the body’s
energies and functions.
Our bodies operate on many levels: electrical,
emotional, nutritional, physical and spiritual.
The priority problem to be treated is established
by muscle testing and then treated.
Kinesiology treats the root cause, not the
symptoms, thereby bringing the body back to
balance. Once the kinesiologist has established the priority
problem a suitable correction is found by muscle testing.
This correction can be achieved by anything from taking herbal,
homeopathic, or nutritional
remedies to doing a specific physical exercise. Sometimes
corrections are made by working with positive verbal affirmations,
NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and emotional stress-release.
Kinesiology can help overcome stresses, such as grieving,
performance anxiety, fears and phobias and can help you to
achieve your goals and dreams.
Kinesiology offers a very precise way of assessing and correcting
physical, nutritional and emotional imbalances.
Kinesiology is truly a holistic therapy,
treating the person as a whole, working with the body, mind,
spirit and emotions to improve a person’s
well-being.
What can kinesiology treat?
It can help with a wide variety of physical,nutritional and
mental health problems. It can help change belief-systems,
attitudes, behaviour and addiction.
A Kinesiology session will, on average, last about
1 hour. The person stays fully dressed.
Kinesiology can detect:
· Food intolerances
· Allergies
· Nutritional needs
· Toxicity
· Addictions
Kinesiology can improve:
· Co-ordination
· Reading and writing
· Sports-performance
· Artistic skills
Kinesiology is not a miracle cure, but it does offer a very
precise way of assessing and correcting imbalances.
About Yoka Pauelsen
Yoka Pauelsen is a member of the K.A.I.
(Kinesiology Association of Ireland) and a member of the P.R.K.C.I.
(The professional Registrar of the Kinesiology College of
Ireland).
She is a fully qualified instructor of TFH
(Touch for Health = Basic Kinesiology) as well as PRANA (Polarity
Reflex Analysis and Nutritional Assessment).
Yoka Pauelsen is originally from Holland and has lived in
Ireland for the last 26 years. In 1996 she started her career
in Kinesiology and was very fortunate to be taught Touch for
Health (TFH) by John Thie, “the grandfather” of
Touch for Health. She is at present a very active Touch for
Health instructor and teaches this course regularly.
For more information on upcoming events, please contact the
receptionist at the Natural Healing Rooms.
In 1998 Yoka attended a course in Applied Physiology taught
by Eoin McCuirk and later
graduated from the Kinesiology College of Ireland in 1999.
She has participated in various courses in the meantime and
has gained huge clinical experience.
Yoka was the owner of the Blackrock Alternative Medical Centre
in Blackrock, Cork and now has practices in Cork, Clonakilty
and Kinsale.
One of her passions is working with children who have learning
difficulties, such as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Aspergers Syndrom,
ADD, ADHD, Autism or Cerebral Palsy. Yoka believes that these
children have a gift and are here to teach us.
Consultations
Yoka is currently working from Cork (Chi) on Mondays,
from Clonakilty (Natural Healing Rooms) on Wednesdays and
from Kinsale on Thursdays and Fridays.
Yoka is available at the Natural Healing Rooms 9am-5pm on
Wednesdays.
Appointments last approximately one hour and cost €60.
Prescribed remedies usually cost an additional €15.
You may make an appointment by contacting the reception on
023 34748 for Clonakilty
Or 087 9626000 for Cork and Kinsale
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