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Kinesiology Federation
PO Box 28909
Dalkeith EH22 2YQ
Tel: 08700 113545 (Mon-Thurs, 9am-noon)
Website: www.kinesiologyfederation.org
Aims to prescribe standards of competence and suitability for membership, maintain a register of approved disciplines of kinesiology and a register of all approved professionals. Represents all aspects of kinesiology to appropriate bodies and to the public.
International College of Applied Kinesiology
Doneechka Clinic
Mill Straight
Southwater
West Sussex RH13 9EY
Tel: 01403 734 321
E-mail: back2health.clinic@virgin.net
Website: www.icak.co.uk
Training college for existing practitioners to learn applied kinesiology (AK). Holds a database of trained AK practitioners that are members of ICAK. Organises conferences for continuing professional development in AK. Members of ICAK receive a quarterly journal and mailouts to keep them abreast of recent changes in AK.
The Association of Systematic Kinesiology (ASK)
19 Westfield Lane
St Leonards on Sea
East Sussex TN37 7NE
Tel: 01424 753375 (Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.30pm)
E-mail: admin@systematic-kinesiology.co.uk
Website: www.systematic-kinesiology.co.uk
Aims to promote kinesiology, provide professionally trained kinesiologists and maintain a national register of professional kinesiologists.
websites
Health Kinesiology
www.healthk.co.uk
Contains FAQs, articles, details of self-help techniques, a booklist, and information for practitioners and those interesting in studying kinesiology.
Christine Smith's Classical Kinesiology
www.kinesiology.org.uk
Private practitioner's website, featuring an introduction to kinesiology, and information on how it works, benefits to health, and what happens during treatment.
Touch for Health
www.touch4health.com
A holistic approach to health which teaches the restoring of natural energies. It is a practical guide to natural health using acupressure, touch and massage to improve postural balance and reduce physical and mental pain and tension.
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(July 2002)
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