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Meet Gavin

Kinesiologist & Tutor (DIP. TASK)

"We believe everyone deserves to heal, naturally."

​Q: How did you become one of the UK’s highest-trained Kinesiologists?
I began as a Young Person’s Health and Wellbeing Worker in London, but was frustrated by the allopathic health system’s focus on symptoms over root causes. I retrained with The Academy of Systematic Kinesiology, earning a Diploma and certification to teach Foundation and Practitioner courses.

 

I've also trained with the Naturopathic Kinesiology Institute in Australia specialising in areas such as, "The Brain," "Neuro-Emotional Pathways," "Body Structure," and "Digestive Pathology." See a list of all my Kinesiology Qualifications here.

Q: What makes Kinesiology unique?
Kinesiology uses muscle testing to identify imbalances across emotional, biochemical, physical, and electromagnetic realms. It uncovers root causes—like repressed memories or nutritional deficiencies—rather than just addressing symptoms, making it far more effective and holistic than conventional therapies.

Q: How does muscle testing work?
Muscle testing sends nervous impulses to the brain, it accesses the subconscious mind, which is 30,000 times more powerful than the conscious mind, if there is an imbalance in the area being tested, a "strong" muscle will go "weak." It provides precise insights, helping tailor treatments to each individual’s unique needs.

Q: Can you provide an example of Kinesiology’s holistic approach?
For instance, food sensitivities often involve emotional factors and nutrient deficiencies, while physical injuries carry emotional connections and require biochemical support, and emotional issues can be released energetically, without the need for talking. Kinesiology integrates these dimensions for comprehensive healing.

Q: Why choose Kinesiology over other therapies?
Kinesiology is deeply personal, addressing root causes across multiple dimensions for lasting results. It’s a transformative, precise, and holistic approach to health.

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