Kinesiology and Learning difficulties     Kinesiology uses muscle testing to help to identify where an imbalance occurs within the body and uses techniques to return the body to harmony. Kinesiology works with aspects such as learning problems for adults and children. There are sometimes a number of factors that can inhibit the person¹s ability to process information which Kinesiology addresses. These are diet, exercise, dehydration, food intolerances, emotional stress and language. It has also developed many techniques for ³switching on² eyes, ears, coordination and the brain as a ³whole² which enhances the learning process. Do you ever start to read something and then find you have to re read the same thing over and over again? Got the big picture about what you want to do but don¹t know how to start? Stuck with too many things to do and no time for what you really want? Do people often have to tell you the same thing over and over again because you didn¹t hear it the first time? Challenges with your concentration? Information overload and you don¹t know where to start? Then Kinesiology could be for you. Left brain V Right Brain Logic Gestalt Prefers things in sequence Comfortable with randomness Starts from the parts first Sees whole picture first Phonetic reading system Language comprehension Likes words, symbols, letter Wants pictures, graphs, charts Rather read about it first Rather see it or experience it Unrelated factual information Sees relationships in learning Detailed orderly instructions Spontaneous, intuitive, flow Prefers internal focus Likely to prefer external focus Wants structure, predictability Likes openendedness, surprises Controls feelings Free with feelings What to do next? Book yourself in for an initial Kinesiology consultation where I will spend time taking a history from you to understand the challenges you or your child are experiencing. We will then begin to look at techniques to help you out. Some of these will require to be repeated and worked on in your own time. Follow up appointments are recommended to monitor progress and to help with further repatterning.