Having a website & blog

I am enjoying having a new website which allows me to put in writing the information I tell my patients so they can refer back to it.  We have all been to see either a doctor or therapist and have arrived home trying to remember all they have said and have only snippets floating back.  So I do hope the information on this website will help people.


It is through many years of reading that I have accumulated the knowledge that I have put on this website, I haven't  just dreamt up my own theories.  


I know my capabilities and don't try to pretend if I am out of my depth.  Over the years I have specialised in the digestive system as that is what originally brought me to kinesiology.


Unfortunately the doctors I consulted didn't recognise my symptoms as something they could deal with so I was a very tired person for a very long time, thinking it was normal to feel like that.


It was only when I went to see a kinesiologist that I started to make progress and I dread to think what kind of state I might have been in if I hadn't met her.


My husband is a pharmacist and was naturally sceptical of his wife going to see a complementary therapist but he realised that I was desperate and willing to try something new.  He didn't try to stop me and saw me making slow progress and eventually when I was better he paid for me to train to become a kinesiologist.


Training to become a kinesiologist is not a case of a couple of weekends and a certificate.  It took 18 months to qualify in the kinesiology part of the course alone which grants the letters KF Assoc after your name, then courses in nutrition, anatomy & physiology, counselling and an overview of clinical medicine were required to progress to KFRP status.


Kinesiology is such a clever therapy helping identify both problems and the best remedies to solve them as well as food intolerances.  It is the antithesis of standing in a health food store thinking:  There must be something here which will help me!