In this first module you will:

• discover what kinesiology is, where it comes from and to whom it applies and what kind of problems it addresses;
• learn how it helps people to restore their balance;
• understand the significance of the muscular test and the work of John Thie’s Touch for Health;
• examine in detail all the precautions to take for yourself and for others;
• find out how a session works.

In this second module you will:

• study the principles of Chinese medicine (qi, yin, yang, meridians etc.);
• review basic anatomical concepts (the skeleton, the spine, etc.);
• focus on your posture, your posture, your grounding and your strength;
• learn about pre-testing and preliminary exercises;
• study the five pre-tests (hydration, muscle sedation, energetic field, overloading and midline crossing).

In this third module you will:

• gain an understanding of what the health pyramid is and about a basic Touch for Health session;
• discover three additional techniques (zip-ups, switching and recalibrating auricular energy);
• learn about the emotional stress release technique (ESR);
• incorporate the relationship between meridians and primary and secondary muscles;
• begin a detailed study of meridians and related muscles (they will be introduced in groups of two for each module). Each time you’ll discover the path, the connection to physiology, the analogies, the adjustment points, food or keywords;
• study the conception vessel and governor vessel meridians in detail.

In this fourth module you will:

• understand what needs to be done during a session while considering protocol and discussion;
• discover the adjustment points: spinal reflex techniques, neurovascular points, neurolymphatic points, meridian tracing techniques, acupressure techniques and recalibrating meridians;
• study the stomach and spleen meridians in detail.

n this fifth module you will:

• learn how to use circuit mapping;
• discover the alarm points for each meridian as well as the concepts of empty and excess meridians;
• be introduced to time and energy laws, the wheel of 14 meridians/muscles and the five-element cycle;
• understand the steps involved in a complete session;
• study the heart and small intestine meridians in detail.

In this sixth module you will:

• study the acupressure points and how they are defined;
• what to do to tonify and sedate meridians;
• analyze the bladder and kidney meridians in detail.

In this seventh module you will:

• connect kinesiology to learning methods in the study of kinesthetic education;
• discover which exercises to use for learning and for releasing certain kinds of stress including PACE (Positive, Active, Clear and Energetic) techniques;
• study the heart master and triple heater meridians in detail.

In this eighth module you will:

• establish the links between brain functioning, stress and emotions through an introduction to One Brain;
• discover additional techniques to separate stress from emotions;
• study the gallbladder and liver meridians in detail.

In this ninth module you will:

• learn to connect the meridians to each emotion;
• study the lung and large intestine meridians in detail;
• review everything you have learned during training;
• be provided with links and bibliographic references in order to expand your learning;
• assess your knowledge through a final exam in the form of multiple-choice questions.

We wish you the best in your kinesiology training and for great success in this remarkable therapeutic field!