Christine Hemment

Educational Kinesiology is a system of exercises and movements developed by Dr. Paul Dennison. When used in conjunction with goal setting, Educational Kinesiology can help an individual learn faster, develop previously unlearned skills, overcome addictions, and develop new mental processes.

How it all works

When a client goes to see an Educational Kinesiology practitioner, the first thing the practitioner will do is help the client set a goal. Goals are in present tense, and positive. The following are a variety of typical goals that might be used, and adapted to suit individual needs.

I run quickly and easily.

I express my feelings in a positive, healthy way.

I clearly and confidently speak in front of large audiences.

I easily learn and put into practise, new concepts.

I wake up at night when I need to go to the bathroom.

I easily remember and confidently express what I know.

It is a series of fun, energising activities which bring together the left brain, the right brain, the front and back brain, the top and bottom brain and the whole body for learning. It works will with such issues as Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Learning Difficulties, Concentration, Aspergers, Autism and Stoke Victims, it helps normal learners to learn faster.

Educational Kinesiology can also assist children with bereavement, divorced or separated parents, self mutilation and extreme behaviour.

Working with the child within Educational Kinesiology is therapy suitable for everyone from 8 to 108 years of age.