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Membership Benefits

Since its foundation in 1991 the Kinesiology Federation has represented the interests of kinesiologists from all branches of kinesiology in the U.K. The KF offers a range of categories of membership and aims to build a supportive network for all members. 

Benefits of membership:

Membership of a professional organisation shows people that your professional credibility is important to you. 

Membership is a way to stay connected to fellow kinesiologists and help each other by sharing information.

Most importantly the Kinesiology Federation is about promoting kinesiology and kinesiologists - together we can make a difference. 

All members of the KF have access to: 

KF ezine (KF Update)

Free press pack which consists of copies of all the recent articles about kinesiology.

Excellent insurance cover at reduced group rates from Balens.

Members Section on KF website which includes information on training, course lists, promotion, insurance, cpd and an FAQ section. 

The safety and security of our Code of Conduct. 

Professionalism

The KF is a professional organisation, formed to unite kinesiologists in the UK, provide information to them and emphasise their professionalism to the general public.

The KF Policy Board acts to protect the public by maintaining standards of training and ethics in our profession. So, if you are a KF member the public knows that you are trained to a high standard and may, therefore, use your services rather than someone else’s.

Joining a professional organisation can offer a boost to your career. Many clinics, health clubs, spas and hospitals now expect therapists to belong to a professional organisation before allowing them to work there.

 

Finally... When you are a member of the Kinesiology Federation you know that your subscription money goes towards promoting kinesiology, and only kinesiology. We invest your fees to produce professional marketing material, to develop relationships with the media and we actively strive to get kinesiology more widely recognised throughout the U.K.