About Kinesiology with Louise Bourne

Tired of feeling unwell? Frustrated by the short-comings of conventional health-care? Know that something’s wrong, just not quite sure what?
Kinesiology is an extraordinary tool which uses gentle muscle testing to get to the root of health and well-being issues. Each of the body’s muscles are linked by meridians to the body’s organs and systems, so when a muscle is weak, the corresponding organ or system’s efficiency is immediately explored.
Kinesiology completely eliminates the guesswork which can accompany so many methods of treating ill health: the muscle strengthens dramatically when the relevant nutrition needed or emotional issue is identified. The muscle and corresponding organ are also treated in the session with lymphatic massage, energy balancing and neuro-vascular strengthening techniques, all of which leave the client feeling empowered, relaxed and revitalised. Clients can’t believe how much better they feel and how much stronger their muscles are by the end of the session. After a few sessions, the vast majority of clients know that they will never be plagued again by the issue that they came with.
To find out more about kinesiology, visit www.louisekinesiology.co.uk

My training, work experience and any achievement

Louise Bourne is a former teacher who discovered kinesiology and knew there was no turning back. She trained with the prestigious TASK, completing ’Balanced Health’, NLP and then attaining Practitioner status with Distinction. She is affiliated to ASK and also has extensive experience in the Bach Flowers and massage.
Louise has been lucky enough to help many people return to health, in particular those with endocrine and digestive issues. She also works with children and babies, finding it particularly rewarding to help identify their imbalances early and give them a good start to a healthy and happy life.

Further Information

Appointments for babies and young children (under 8 years old) need to be attended preferably by two adults. One is needed to act as a surrogate for the muscle testing, and the second can be very helpful in keeping the little one engaged and entertained!