About Kamala Kinesiology

Kinesiology is a natural therapy, that uses gentle muscle testing to identify & repair imbalances in your body. It treats the body as a whole - addressing the nutritional, structural, emotional and energetical aspects of your health to restore your vitality.

Kamala Kinesiology is a safe & welcoming space to offer you a chance to restore your health & find your inner joy.

Kinesiology is used to address:
- Digestive Issues
- Food Sensitivity Testing & Allergies
- Stress Relief
- Energy & Motivation
- Muscular pains, tension, strains
- Sleep Issues
- Hormonal Imbalances
- Emotional Wellbeing
- Frequent infections & Low immunity
- Skin disorders
- Fertility
- Brain fog, focus & memory
- Headaches, Migraines, Sinisitus
- Joint pain
- Co-ordination & Flexibility
- Trauma release

My training, work experience and any achievement

After twelve years in corporate with two young children, I could no longer ignore my new normal of fatigue, brain fog, chronic stress, bloating & psoriasis. A friend urged me to see a Kinesiologist to restore my health & find joy in my life again.

In my first session I was amazed that vitality really is a balance between your emotional, physical, nutritional & energetical wellbeing. I felt emotionally stressed, which caused my psoriasis to flare, this impacted my sleep, resulting in poor food choices that depleted my energy.

Six months of working through each pillar with Kinesiology & I couldn’t believe the progress I had made! So much so I signed up to study a Foundation Kinesiology course with Kite, followed by completing a Systematic Kinesiology Diploma with the Kinesiology Association. I also have a qualification in Anatomy & Physiology, Nutritional Therapy & I am trained in First Aid.

“Kamala” means lotus in Sanskrit. A lotus flower symbolises re-birth & strength, as it has to push its way through the thick mud to rise to the top to bloom. I believe this is very symbolic of life, we have to push through many muddy paths, & this can take its toll on our health, often making us feel “lost”.