Training Information

You do not need any special qualities to train in HK apart from a willingness to expand your knowledge and be prepared to do the course work required between each successive class. Most of our students start training in preparation of changing their career and study while continuing with their full time job.

We are accredited with an Open College Network so that all course work can be recognised and assessed for a basis of professional qualifications with the Kinesiology Federation.

The HK 1 through 5 classes is approximately 12 – 14 weeks apart and they must be taken in sequence. The OCN requires a minimum of 15 hours of case studies and 15 hours of learning for each level to be submitted to the tutor before coming on to the next level. If however you are unable to proceed with the group that you start with you have 9 months leeway to come onto the next level without losing your OCN registration.  It is also possible to take courses with different tutors as you come through the classes if dates don’t suit providing you submit the homework from the previous level to the tutor who taught you.

Health Kinesiology works at an energy level to bring the client's energy system into harmony and balance.  Once the meridian energy has been balanced to allow the energy to flow smoothly along the meridian pathways, energy permission is sought to work to deal with the client's concerns and help them achieve their goals. In Health Kinesiology the practitioner examines four categories –

1) Energy Correction Factors where stress, both physical and subtle, locked anywhere in the system is released by highlighting the stress in as simple a way as possible and holding the acupuncture circuits that will 'retune/correct' or release the stress  

2) Energy Toning Factors to help strengthen existing energy pathways 

3) Adjunctive Factors to help support the physical body while the healing is processed and

4) Focused Energy Redirection which concentrates energy into a specific area to speed up healing.

 As part of your training you start working on 'clients' usually friends and family from HK 1 but you are not able to charge for the HK sessions until you are a professional member of the KF and have insurance. Once you have handed in your case histories for HK 3 and the tutor is pleased with the standard of work you are doing and you have insurance as a student member you may accept donations but you are not able to charge a fixed fee. Some students trained over the years have paid for their HK 5 class from donations received.

To join the Kinesiology Federation as a newly qualified professional member you need to

(i) pass your HK final assessment and

(ii) be assessed for the KF Foundation assessment.

Kam Raval and Amanda Roussos teach HK students the KF Foundation course Integrated Course for Health Kinesiologists with the Kinesiology Federation Syllabus over 3 days.

To gain full professional status with the Kinesiology Federation you must complete courses in Nutrition, Anatomy & Physiology, Counselling and Business Studies but we strongly recommend you wait until you have achieved KF Associate status before starting on these if you don’t already have qualifications in these subjects. You will be given information on the KF’s recommended listed core subject providers at HK 1. There are also a number of good courses provided by local authorities at very little cost. If you choose to go with the local authority you must first submit details of the course to me, as Head of HK UK, for my approval.

I hope you will join our team of dedicated practitioners and that you find, as I do, that HK is an exciting therapy that has limitless possibilities and is tailored to each person's unique needs. If you have any further questions please feel free to email or phone.