Table of Contents

Section 1 Understanding Kinesiology. Section 2 The Energetic Structures of Man. Section 3 Muscle Monitoring. Section 4 Digital Indicators. Section 5 Client Assessment. Section 6 Information Gathering; 'Set-Up'. Section 7 Core Correction Techniques. Section 8 Concluding Sessions Section 9 A Model for Energetic Healing

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Energetic Kinesiology is an emerging field internationally in the Complementary Health Sciences, gaining more and more scientific support and recognition. This fully referenced textbook describes the field and explains the techniques upon which it is built.

About the Author

Tania McGowan (Author)
Tania O'Neill McGowan has a Bachelor of Science (Physics) and a Graduate Diploma of Education, as well as over 10 years' experience in the fields of Energy Medicine, Kinesiology and Education. In addition to her formal education, Tania has completed 2 years at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in the USA. Tania currently owns and manages O'Neill Kinesiology College, the largest Energetic Kinesiology training college in Western Australia delivering modern Energetic Kinesiology techniques in a fully integrated program. Tania has developed one of the first Advanced Diploma of Kinesiology training programs and is currently developing a Graduate Diploma of Kinesiology qualification. For the last 5 years Tania has dedicated herself to raising the profile of Energetic Kinesiology and increasing the professionalism of Kinesiology training within Australia.

Charles Krebs (Author)
Charles T Krebs PhD is a biologist and applied physiologist, and one of the founders of the Learning Enhancement Acupressure Program (LEAP) a program for the correction of most learning problems.

He researches, teaches and lectures internationally on LEAP, kinesiology, anatomy and physiology, and neurology. Charles is the author of two books in English, A Revolutionary Way of Thinking: From a Near Fatal Accident to a new Science of Healing, and Nutrition for the Brain: Feeding your Brain for Optimum Performance.

Dr Krebs began his professional career as a marine biologist, teaching in the USA and then working as a researcher in Australia. A diving accident left him paralyzed from the waist down, but by deploying various complementary health techniques he was able to walk again.

He found kinesiology especially helpful, and devoted some years to studying energy medicine and Applied Physiology. He opened the Melbourne Applied Physiology Clinic in 1989, eventually moving back to the USA to work on the LEAP program at the Lydian Center near Boston, USA.