Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Thierry Noens

Thierry Noens, has been practicing karate since 1974.

 After fighting as a well-known international competitor, he became the coach of the French Kyokushinkai Karate Team. 

Trying to understand why martial arts may change human beings, he met Brain Gym and Touch For Health on the road of his researches and proceeded to create his own method. 

Originally, Sankyôgô was created for children at school for whom a new, creative and easy way of studying Martial Arts was desired. 
Today, this method is also used at another level with adults in an Occupational Health and Safety training situation. 

In 2010 Sankyôgô won the « Private Security’s Natinal Trophy » in Paris and became the Best Vocational Training for Stress Management. 

Sankyôgô is an approved complementary course and accepted for re-licensure credit in thr Brain Gym curriculum.

SANKYÔGÔ - TO UNIFY THE THREE FRONTIERS A Mind-Body-Spirit experience ( Thierry Noens)



«If we don’t move, worse grows the fear» This judicious remark by French writer Daniel Piccouly may summarize the whole Sankyôgô’s philosophy.
In order to fight against our fear we may ask ourselves: « What is blocking the road and barring my way? »

With this simple interrogation, we can put ourselves in those historical romance heroes’ shoes who had to fight threatening highwaymen standing across their road. We become the hero of our own story.
Mixing Educational Kinesiology principles and Martial Arts drills, story telling and role play enables us to create a surprising cocktail where
-   The stress is embodied in the highwayman performed by our partner;
-   The blocked roads may clearly materialize and the spot where the stress decided to stay often becomes easily identified thanks to partner exercises;
-   And.. we gently turn opposition into cooperation scaling down, at the same time stress and agressiveness !!!

Sankyôgô is a Secure, Accessible, Fun and Efficient method, which helps us to feel S.A.F.E in our daily life.

Monday, August 12, 2013

Grethe Fremming


Grethe Fremming and Rolf Havsboel are the founders and directors of Polaris International College and the Polaris Center, Denmark. 

Grethe is continuing their work after Rolf’s death in 2012.

Their foundational and innovative research and practice in the Transformational Kinesiology Program and as pioneers in the field of kinesiology TK is well known in Denmark, Germany, The United States, Switzerland and Australia for 

Grethe Fremming: TRANSFORMATIONAL KINESIOLOGY


The Psychology of Joy

Transformational Kinesiology is one of the practical tools for consciously and intentionally engaging in the process of spiritual awakening and the understanding of the energy body.

TK accesses a higher part of the self that's freeing us to embody the highest potentials within us. Waking up to become and live from our heart, we experience a surge of joy and power to take Inner Leadership and create a fuller life.

The testing and balancing methods are based on work with the subtle structure of the body: the etheric, the emotional, the mental and the subtle.

TK includes work with the human constitution; the 7 basic cosmic energies – the 7 rays and their associated qualities; spiritual laws; the science of the vital body chakras and the auric field,the path of the soul, etc. Creative visualization is a part of every TK balance and activates the person’s innate creative power to reach his or her Soul level.

TRANSFORMING DNA MEMORIES– Sylvia Marina


When challenged, do you ever feel consumed by unresolved, unexpressed personal reactionary feelings? 
Do you ever wonder why certain behaviour exists, where, and how, it evolves? 
I look forward to presenting new skills Transforming DNA Memories illuminating the dark corners in people’s lives, giving them deeper insight and understanding of their spiritual journey and their ancestral genetic narratives in your DNA memory that you can gain  access to.

Aligning you with your purpose. Connecting you to your love, grace and wisdom.

Transforming DNA Memories - AKA accredited.

Sylvia Marina ND., FMAKA


International Speaker | Wholistic Practitioner & Educator | Relationship Consultant.

An experienced teacher and intuitive earth mother Sylvia’s natural abilities are supported by her professional background in health and behavioural sciences and thirty year career as a professional kinesiology practitioner and educator.

Touch For Health Kinesiology Instructor since 1985.
Founding IASK Member. 
Special recognition award from Dr John Thie. 1990 San Diego. USA. for contributions to the growth of Touch For Health. 
    
Honoured Fellow Member of the Australian Kinesiology Association Inc for her contribution to Kinesiology in Australia.
Honorary Lifetime Member of The Russian Professional Association of Kinesiology for contributions to the development of Kinesiology in Russia 2011.

Marco Rado: INTEGRATIVE NEUROCARDIOLOGY - THE HEART-MIND RELATIONSHIP


In the last years the overall comprehension of the Brain is changed: there is not just one Brain! 
Since several decades people talk about the Second Brain, meaning that the bowel can be considered as a Brain by itself, and in the last years, it has been discovered that another organ can be considered as a complete Brain: the Heart. 
The doctors Armour and Ardell have coined the term “Neurocardiology”, talking about the Heart’s Brain. The goal of this paper is to present the meaning and the functions of the "Third Brain" through the prospective of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the most recent discoveries of Biophysics and how to acces this informations through Kinesiology.

Marco Rado


Marco Rado is a physical therapist, who started studying Kinesiology 20 years ago and, after studying many different approaches, he has specialized in the Applied Physiology branch of Kinesiology (which he was the first to introduce in Italy). He has deepened his studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Manual Medicine, like Osteopathy and Facial Manipulation. Since 2003 he has developed his own classes, integrating western science and eastern traditional knowledge. Now he's focusing on the Heart-Brain Interaction and the Energy aspects of the Heart. 

Rachel Lead: Perceptual Bodywork


I first met Natalie Davenport in 1995 at the International Kinesiology College TFH Instructor training (ITW), and instantly felt a connection with her.  I began teaching TFH workshops, and so began my link with Natalie – who was then the IKC Head of TFH, faculty member for England.  My interest in perceptual bodywork started when I attended a 1 day workshop with Natalie in Norfolk in 2000.  I liked her approach of ‘listening to and using your senses’ to guide your ‘hands’ with bodywork’ in a session.  I began the full training in Perceptual Bodywork in 2001 and I have since repeated this training to become a PB trainer – and I am now teaching beginners through to professional level.

Ann Holdway (author of ‘The Wisdom Within – Life Enhancing Kinesiology) was also a great support to me in my early days of TFH.  I have very fond memories of Ann attending with her book stall at a Health Fair in the 1990s.  Her death in 20I1 was a blow to those who knew her in the kinesiology world.  I met Sandy Gannon at a conference Ann organised, and who eventually took over the role of IKC Head of TFH England when Natalie stepped down from this role.  Sandy has always supported and consolidated my passion for TFH, muscle testing and bodywork.

I would like to thank and honour those kinesiologists who helped to train me and allowed me to evolve as the bodyworker/kinesiologist I am today.
Becoming A Creative Bodyworker
With Natalie and Carrie’s encouragement I have recently put together a 1 or 2 day course named - Becoming A Creative Bodyworker - BAC-B.
My aim is to encourage and inspire therapists to become more confident at using bodywork with muscle testing.  The pre-requisite, is to have completed TFH levels 1 & 2 or an equivalent foundation course, so this course is open to TFHers, K practitioners and Kinesiologists.  This course also acts as an ‘introductory’ for students who are interested in Perceptual Bodywork.  This has recently been approved by The Kinesiology Federation in the UK as a recognised k-based cpd.

I have recently spent 9 years enjoying Oxfordshire, working in a local practice and providing carer support for Leonard Cheshire Disability.  I continued to teach TFH, my own courses and Adult Learning workshops, alongside studying for my Certificate in Education at Oxford Brooks.  I will always be indebted to Audrey Fairgrieve who guided me onto the Cert Ed course - and to my 1st year tutor Jan Donley who steered me through my academic leap with ‘the fun of learning’.  My tutor managers and the Healthy Living Team at AL gave me continual support at this time.

I have now returned to Suffolk and have set up my practice again for clients and students.  I continue to work at improving my teaching base and looking for new ways to ‘spread the word of kinesiology’.  I have of late been giving talks and demonstrations to Suffolk Acre and Mencap.

I am married to Keith, and we have 5 children between us, which makes for an interesting time keeping up with them all.  I love being outside – close to the elements, walking our dog, gardening, swimming, and yoga are all very important to my own positive health and wellbeing.

Rachel Lead


Rachel Lead KFRP Adv, LCSP (assoc), Cert Ed:

I qualified as a Remedial Masseuse in 1992, and set up my own practice in Suffolk, England.  My training as a Reflexologist followed, and so grew my love of bodywork.  My Introduction to Touch for Health started with Carrie Jost (Head of Creative Kinesiology) in Peterborough in 1993, and I was amazed by the transformations that happened through muscle testing.  I have been on the kinesiology path ever since, eventually completing Advanced Kinesiology with Carrie, (now CK) and then recently repeating - Way of the Tracker (CK) in Wales.

Natalie Davenport




Natalie became a Touch for Health Instructor back in 1978. 

Since then she has studied most of the various kinesiologies and has been the founder of Perceptual Bodywork, an interlink between TFH and professional trainings and between healing and technical work. 

She has been the IKC representative in England, taught in many countries, has been a Director of The School of Creative Kinesiology and is now happily retired.

Natalie Davenport (UK): ' Perceptual Bodywork - PB - Keeping Kinesiology simple'


This is a Professional training within the Kinesiology Federation UK. It is recognised as an interface between TFH and other professional kinesiologies.

In PB, ‘perceptual’ means that practitioners use their own and the person’s many body senses and intuition at a deep level; ‘bodywork’ uses the techniques and approaches of traditionally applied kinesiology, healing and any other skills that the practitioner has.

PB helps track and explore different levels to ‘balance’ the body. Training  develops ‘listening and witnessing’ skills, encourages the body into self awareness and embodies the changes through practical applications.

Perceptual Bodywork focuses on self-responsibility and total respect for every individual’s journey in life. The training helps each person to take further steps in their own self-awareness and life journey. The focus for the training is sensory awareness, understanding the body and how to access it externally and internally, self development, professionalism, and the experience of giving & receiving techniques within the creativity of the material.

Sunday, August 11, 2013

HARALD BLOMBERG: Rhythmic Movement Training

Harald Blomberg is a psychiatrist based in Stockholm, Sweden. He has developed the Rhythmic Movement Training program on the basis of rhythmic exercises he learnt from Kerstin Linde whom he met in 1985.  As a self-taught body-therapist she worked with exercises inspired by spontaneous infant movements. She was very successful to help many children and adults with neurological and other disabilities.

Dr Blomberg has further developed Kerstin Linde´s original rhythmic exercises by adding exercises to integrate primitive reflexes and has also developed the theoretical foundation of the method as a key for understanding Rhythmic Movement Training. He is continually developing Rhythmic Movement Training methods of instruction, course content, and instructional manuals on the basis of his research and experience of teaching classes and assisting children and adults with various challenges.

In 2004 he started to regularly teach courses in Rhythmic Movement Training and has researched and written the following course that he now offers. 
1.      Rhythmic Movement Training and primitive reflexes in ADHD
2.      Rhythmic Movement Training, emotions and inner leadership.
3.      Rhythmic Movement Training in reading and writing difficulties
4.      Rhythmic Movement Training in Kindergarten
5.      Rhythmic Movement Training for chiropractors and massage therapists
6.      Rhythmic Movement Training, dreams an inner healing
7.      Rhythmic Movement Training in cerebral palsy
8.      Rhythmic Movement Training and diet in autism and ADHD

Since Dr Blomberg started to teach courses in Rhythmic Movement Training in 2004 a number of instructors have been trained in Sweden, Finland, Spain, France, China, the US and other countries. In order to be able to continue developing his work, to protect the quality of Rhythmic Movement Training and prevent unauthorized copying, publishing and distribution he decided to create an organization in the beginning of 2012 for spreading his work, Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training.
You can read more about Harald Blomberg and Rhythmic Movement Training on the following websites:
www.blombergrmt.com 
www.haraldblomberg.com
More About HARALD BLOMBERG's workshop you can read here!

Friday, August 9, 2013

CLÓVIS HORTA CORRÊA: EMOTIONS



In his paper, the author does one overview on the various hypothesis that different schools use to try to establish what emotions are.  His concern is based in that emotions are one of the major tools that Specialized Kinesiologists use in their daily work with clients.  Besides that, a great number of workshops use emotions as their most important tool to defuse blockades.  So, in his view, Specialized Kinesiologists should have one better understanding of emotions and on how KInesiology should deal with this issue.

CLÓVIS HORTA CORRÊA


Graduated as Civil Engineer, Safety Engineer and Systems Analyst.
During more than twenty five years worked as planning and schedule consultant in the construction of ports, nuclear industries, cellulose fabrics, iron ore mills, and hydroelectric power plants.
During several years was a professor at the Rio de Janeiro State University in the cathedra of Port Construction in Engineering and Oceanography Faculties
· in the 70´s started his research in the area of natural nutrition and natural techniques.
· in 1984, started studying Kinesiology.
· in 1991 was a co-founder of the International Kinesiology College, and Faculty Member of it until 1997.
· is certified as Professional Specialized Kinesiologist - P.S.K. by I-ASK
· translated to Portuguese more than twenty books of international Kinesiology Institutes from which he is certified as Instructor to teach their techniques to the students of his Institute that did not speak English.
· wrote more than thirty books about specific techniques of BALANCEAMENTO MUSCULAR®.
· translated to Spanish several of his books.
· in the area of apprenticeship developed specific workshops named Integração Cerebral ("Brain Integration")..
· is an international public speecher in the area of Balanceamento Muscular®/Kinesiology presenting papers, or lectures, about specific aspects of Kinesiology in international conferences of the International Association of Specialized Kinesiologists and of Touch For Health associations in several countries - ·· 1991 – San Diego/EUA; 1992 – Saint Louis/EUA; 1993 – Las Vegas/EUA; 1994 – Vancouver/Canada; 1995 – Garda/Italy; 1996 – Tucson/EUA; 1996 – San Diego/EUA; 1997 – London/UK; 1999 – Copenhagen/ DN; 2003 – Bad-Nauheim/Germany.
· in 2010 did a lecture in the first Latin American Conference of Terapias de Avanzada ("Advanced Therapies") held in Buenos Aires/Argentina
· Co- founder (1988) and president of Instituto Brasileiro do Balanceamento Muscular®.
· Pubic speecher in the areas of stress, brain integration and apprenticeship.
· in 1997, as Faculty Member of the International Kinesiology College, graduated the first group of Instructors of “Touch For HealthÔ” in Argentina.
· in 1998, graduated the first group or Instructors of BALANCEAMENTO MUSCULAR® in Argentina
· author of one of the chapters of the book “Terapias de Avanzada – Vol. 3”, printed in Argentina in 2008
·          from 1992 – 2013 – consultant in the area of management and administration using techniques of BALANCEAMENTO MUSCULAR®.







Adam Lehman: Injury Recall Technique – A Comprehensive Approach


Adam Lehman had Energy Kinesiology running through his veins at birth, though not
personally aware of it until much later in life. This resulted in a conflicted personality which,
along with considerable amounts of psychoactive and hallucinogenic drugs intermingled with
an idealistic pursuit of the true meaning of life (not necessarily mutually exclusive), led Adam
to want to assist others in their own personal quests using Applied Physiology and related
Energy Kinesiology modalities and techniques. Against all odds, he continues to survive to
the point where he will be presenting at this year’s IASK conference. Attend at your own risk.

Proposed TITLE of talk: 
Injury Recall Technique – A Comprehensive Approach

Injury Recall Technique (IRT) is a profoundly simple yet amazingly effective balancing
technique. Brought into Applied Kinesiology by Dr. Walter H. Schmitt, D.C., IRT is a first
line balancing tool to relieve pain and restore function in the body with both local and
systemic implications. Originally demonstrated at a TFH conference by Dr. Sheldon Deal,
Adam will provide a thorough background and understanding of IRT, demonstrate the
technique so that you will be able to use it immediately and effectively, and provide examples
of how to fit it into your balancing regimen. Considering the roots and essence of TFH being
“Applied Kinesiology for the lay person,” this technique follows in the footsteps of what
came before it while advancing the technology into the future.