This course of study covers all the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary for working as an Energetic Kinesiologist. These include the use of indicator muscle monitoring, pause lock, hands modes, specific indicator points and acupressure formatting. Students will also learn to perform a Kinesiology health assessment and a range of core Kinesiology balancing techniques. The balancing techniques include balancing with emotions, emotional stress defusion, cross crawl, neurolymphatic reflexes, neurovascular reflexes, flower essences, tuning forks, Tibetan figure 8s, seven element acupressure, holograms, centering (hyoid, gaits and cloacals) and pitch/roll/yaw/tilt.
Pre-requisites
Introduction to Kinesiology
VIBRATIONAL KINESIOLOGY
The balancing of the energetic structures of humans, including the meridian system, chakra system, nadi system and aura, will be covered in this course of study. The theoretic aspects of each of these energetic systems will be covered, including the latest scientific
understanding of their structures and how they function. Students will learn to balance: the meridian system using the Five Element Theory of Chinese Acupuncture, the seven major chakras using holographic techniques, and the nadi system which interacts with the chakra system. In addition, techniques for balancing both the aura and negative energy structures will be covered.
Pre-requisites
Introduction to Kinesiology or Postural Kinesiology
PHYSIOLOGICAL KINESIOLOGY
This course of study covers basic anatomy and physiology necessary for working effectively as a Kinesiology practitioner. Knowledge of the organisation of the human body from the chemical level, through to the cellular, tissue, organ and system levels will be covered in detail. In addition, students will learn to balance human beings from the cellular level to the organ level and up to the system level. The focus of this course of study is on determining a client’s physical health status and using all information gathered to make informed decisions regarding the Kinesiology techniques to apply.
Pre-requisites
Fundamentals or Vibrational Kinesiology
CLINIC SKILLS
This course of study covers all the skills necessary to administer a healthcare clinic. Terminology used in the healthcare industry will be covered, including the appropriate use of terminology in communications both written and verbal. The first half of the course covers the use of policies, procedures, and administration systems in a healthcare clinic, regulatory requirements, stock control, participation in meetings, financial systems and human resources. The second half of the course focuses on how to arrange referrals to other health care professionals, including ascertaining the need for referral, when referral is required by law, documenting referrals and writing referral letters.
COMMUNICATION SKILLS 1
The focus of this communications course is on developing skills for effective communications both in the workplace and with clients. It covers interpersonal skills, workplace communication protocols, respecting individual differences, seeking and receiving feedback, conflict resolution, establishing professional relationships, active listening, responding to enquiries, handling difficult behaviour, professional integrity, transference and basic counselling skills. In addition, the Character Structures, originally developed by Wilhelm Reich, are incorporated to aid in students understanding themselves at a deeper level as well as their clients and the muscle monitoring responses they receive.
HEALTH SKILLS
To prepare you for working in the health industry this course of study covers the skills and knowledge necessary for fulfilling your occupational health and safety; infection control; and ethical and legal obligations. To work effectively in the health industry it is essential to maintain professional standards, understand the Australian healthcare system, continue developing skills, maintain a high standard of hygiene, and control infection in the workplace. The final aspect of this course involves understanding the occupational health and safety responsibilities of all employers and employees in
Western Australia, including hazard identification and risk control procedures.
MUSCULOSKELETAL KINESIOLOGY
This course of study addresses the postural and structural aspects of the body. The structure and function of both the skeletal and muscular systems are covered in-depth. It covers muscle balancing for improved posture, health and performance, physical pain balancing using reactivity, and balancing of joints using both structural and energetic techniques. In addition, this course covers techniques for dealing with structural problems such as scoliosis, frozen shoulder, and carpal tunnel; as well as the complex structures of the head (cranial bones), neck and jaw (TMJ), and how they relate to the pelvis through the dura matter to give long-term benefits.
Pre-requisites:
Certificate IV in Kinesiology
NEUROLOGICAL KINESIOLOGY
The procedures covered in this course of study can make changes in behaviour patterns and responses simply and permanently. The focus of this course is the central nervous system and it addresses the subconscious fight/flight responses as well as the causes of loss of brain integration to affect amazing results. The brain has many glandular tissues that secrete a variety of hormones and neurotransmitters, and in this course students will learn to balance basic physiological processes, instincts, drives and emotional responses which largely dictate human behaviour and body function. In addition, the fundamentals of brain integration will be covered including deep level switching.
Pre-requisites:
Pre-requisites:
Certificate IV in Kinesiology
HORMONAL KINESIOLOGY
This course of study covers the structure and function of the endocrine system, which coordinates the functioning of all the body’s systems and affects most body tissues. It will involve study of all the endocrine glands and the hormones they secrete and learning how to balance each of these glands as well as hormone production and secretion. The endocrine system is important in regulating our daily rhythms and sleep cycles, cellular metabolism, blood sugar regulation, levels of calcium and phosphate in the blood, stress levels and sex hormones. Students will learn how to balance all these aspects of human functioning.
Pre-requisites:
Certificate IV in Kinesiology
NUTRITION FOR KINESIOLOGISTS
The main focus of this course of study is how to provide basic dietary advice. The fundamentals of nutrition will be covered including the essential nutrients and substances necessary for normal functioning and the maintenance of life. The major nutrients of carbohydrates, protein and fats will be covered in depth as well as water, vitamins and minerals. Students will learn how to balance food sensitivities, nutrient bioavailability, nutrient deficiencies, nutrient excesses and toxicities. In addition, students will learn how to complete a basic diet analysis and to use that information to provide basic dietary advice and to plan Kinesiology treatment.
Pre-requisites:
Certificate IV in Kinesiology
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
This course of study includes the skills and knowledge necessary to operate as a professional healthcare provider. Students will learn how to: develop self awareness as a professional; initiate and maintain continual development of their professional skills and knowledge; and make constructive contributions to the healthcare and complementary health industries. In addition, this course thoroughly covers research skills including how to design, conduct, report and evaluate a research project. Students will have to go through this entire researching process with a topic of their own choosing and will present their research findings to their peers.
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
Understanding how to manage a healthcare practice is vital for achieving success in the healthcare industry. This course of study offers a fresh alternative to management and explores why every professional must take charge of their own life, reconcile their personal vision with that of the organisation and develop the mindset to achieve true success. It includes the preparing of a business plan, fulfilling ethical and legal responsibilities, developing marketing strategies and managing clients and finances. Kinesiology balances are part of the planning process to shift the subconscious blocks and help all students find success in their new career.
Pre-requisites:
Clinic Skills
SPECIALISED KINESIOLOGY
The focus of this course of study is the skills and knowledge necessary to provide specialised kinesiology assessment and care specific to common conditions in each stage of life. The stages that will be covered include children, adolescents, women, men and elderly, as well as treatment in a palliative caresetting. The treatment process from performing a health assessment through to planning and providing treatment will be applied to each of these client groups. The structure and function of the reproductive system, immune system, cardiovascular system and respiratory system are all covered in-depth.
Pre-requisites:
Diploma of Kinesiology
NUTRITIONAL KINESIOLOGY
This course of study addresses the nutritional and biochemical aspects of the body. It covers the digestion and absorption of nutrients necessary for body metabolism, including the relationship of all ingested substances (water, major nutrients, vitamins and minerals) with the anatomy, physiology, biochemistry and pathologies of the body. The structure and function of the digestive and urinary systems are covered in-depth along with the process of metabolism. This course focuses on how nutritional processes influence the cellular health of the body for optimum functioning.
Pre-requisites:
Nutrition for Kinesiologists
KINESIOLOGY INTEGRATION
All the balancing skills covered in the previous Kinesiology courses of study will be brought together to establish protocols for achieving optimum results with clients and the presenting issues likely to be encountered in a Kinesiology practice. There will be demonstrations of how to work effectively with particular presenting issues and students will complete case studies and present them to their peers. The course will also incorporate Energetic Sciences including the latest scientific theories and possible mechanisms for how energy therapies can effect positive change in clients.
Pre-requisites:
Diploma of Kinesiology, Specialised Kinesiology and Nutritional Kinesiology
Communication Skills 2
The focus of this communications course is on developing the skills and knowledge required to maintain effective working relationships as well as manage, lead and develop individuals and teams in the workplace. Students will develop leadership qualities and learn how to support a culture of effective communication as well as encourage trust and confidence in their workplace. In addition, effective team management skills will be covered so that students can identify and resolve problems, handle conflict, manage poor work performance, establish networks, and monitor and improve work relationships.
Pre-requisites:
Communication Skills 1
Health Management Skills
This course of study focuses on the skills and knowledge necessary to maintain an effective work environment in a healthcare clinic by monitoring, coordinating and promoting the implementation of ethical, safe and effective work practices. Students will learn to manage all aspects of a healthcare clinic including policy development, quality standards, infection control, ethical work practices and skill development of self and staff.
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