Classical Kinesiology is based on Goodheart’s original concepts of kinesiology (Applied Kinesiology).  It appeals to people who prefer a more orthodox approach to therapy.  Even though this system uses the principles of George Goodheart's original kinesiology research, classical kinesiology is eclectic in nature and offers a naturopathic approach to the therapy.

Therapists identify imbalances within the energy system with the aid of finger modes and biomarkers in the form of test vials. Treatment can consist of acupuncture meridian work, gentle bone structure and muscle corrections, emotional stress diffusion techniques, nutrition, herbs and flower essences.

Classical Kinesiology Institute 
Tel:  0116 266 1962
Email: info@classicalkinesiology.co.uk
Website: www.classicalkinesiology.co.uk

Kinergetics is a creative system of Kinesiology that uses healing energy as the only correction.

Philip Rafferty, a Melbourne kinesiology practitioner and instructor, developed Kinergetics in 1991 and then RESET.

Kinetic Energen is the combination of Biokinesiology, Homeopathy and Acupuncture for the study of the body’s energy system in general and the body’s electrical and endorphin system in particular.

CST is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the functioning of a physiological body system called the craniosacral system - comprised of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord.

Dowsing can be defined as using either divining rods or a pendulum to "find that which is hidden".

The Healing Trust defines Spiritual Healing as a natural energy therapy. Spiritual Healers act as a conduit for healing energy, which relaxes the body and releases tension.

Hypnotherapy uses hypnosis to induce a deep sense of relaxation. 

Massage involves the kneading and stroking of the skin and muscle with various degrees of pressure.

Podo-Rhacidian Mobilisation is a holistic therapy that offers subtle yet profound and tangible changes within the body. The focus of PRMT is primarily on the structural axis of the body [i.e. the cranium, spine, sacrum and pelvis] and its relationship with the energetic and functional efficiency of the organ systems. With this emphasis on the underlying structural imbalances, PRMT aims to help release of musculo-skeletal tension as well as improve an individual’s nervous system and energetic capacity by instigating structural and functional realignment.