In the past few years, we’ve barely met any patients who really sleep well. We should wake up refreshed feeling happy and raring to get on with the day but how often does this really happen? Commonly we find that people either take a long time to get off to sleep, or toss & turn […]
Applied Kinesiology provides powerful methods of diagnosing and treating a wide variety of physical and mental health issues. Learn about our new Kinesiologist!
Joint pain can range from the occasional twinge in an elbow to agony that can leave you unable to walk. We all suffer from pain at some point. Fortunately, research into pain, including joint pain in particular, has led to a range of helpful treatments.
Kinesiology is literally “the science of movement.” How we move, how our joints and muscles work in concert. Kinesiology and pain management fit together perfectly, with kinesiology often applied to upper and lower back pain, treating shoulder injuries, and managing knee problems.
The aim of these workshops is to make you aware of the importance of breathing as a source of life.
You will understand the proper functionality of your jaw often challenged by stress.
You will be given tools to manage these two major vital elements with easy and personnel exercise in daily life.
In Western medicine, we’re made of a dense physical body which can be serviced like a car. It’s maintained in good condition by prevention, treatment and cure in the form of medication, care and surgery.
Le mois de Novembre est là ! Examens, déménagement, changement de travail, un enfant qui quitte la famille pour ses études… Le mois du changement et qui dit changements : dit stress ! De simples conseils à des techniques plus évoluées, il existe des solutions.
Have you heard of ‘endometriosis’? It’s common, often misdiagnosed, and affects 1 in 10 women of childbearing age. It causes intense suffering, mainly during menstruation and sometimes pain on intercourse, as well as being the cause of 30% of infertility.
Brett Scott talks about how to balance the body to heal itself through kinesiology.
