Basic Kinesiology Practitioner Program - NYC 

ENERGY KINESIOLOGY ICPKP
A TRAINING PROGRAM
CONFERRING A COLLEGE CERTIFICATE AS A
BASIC KINESIOLOGY PRACTITIONER (BKP)

Energy Kinesiology is a natural healing system and effective healthcare modality that can be practiced without a medical license. Therefore it is widely accessible.

Energy Kinesiology offers highly effective ways which produce objective, tangible change quicky, easily and safely to decrease stress, gain energy and vitality, and and improve overall health. It is routinely used to improve performance in academic, artistic, athletic and career arenas, and to address learning disabilities and remove creative blocks.

Energy Kinesiology is a comprehensive, systematic method of analyzing the bodies functions and energy (i.e., “chi” ) that draws heavily from both ancient Chinese medicine and modern neurology. It uses a form of biofeedback called “muscle testing” to identify imbalances in the body’ energy flow and to correct them with gentle, non-invasive, but very effective techniques.

Learning Basic Applications

In this program, you will learn:

• to accurately evaluate over 70 separate energy pathways in the body for energy imbalances
• over 50 individual correction techniques
• over 75 correction protocols to balance the bodies energies

Topics include:

self-testing and selfcare techniques; accurate muscle testing; acupressure techniques; meridian therapies; command points; yin/yang, 5 element theory; 5 element color balance; 5 element sound
balance; numerous pain relief techniques; diet and nutrition; food and supplement testing; allergy and sensitivity testing; Polarity, brain integration techniques (great for helping learning disabilities); muscle reactivity; thymus life energy; postural stress relief; and much more.

Areas of Imbalance that Energy Kinesiology Addresses

As a Kinesiology Practitioner, Energy Kinesiology can help you and your clients achieve your goals in every domain of life.

• Overall Performance:   Enhance memory and learning; releasing past physical and emotional traumas; improve athletic performance; facilitate the artistic process; promote long-term health and wellness.

• The Physical Body:   Address chronic health issues; optimize our nutritional strategies; restore balance and function in the body; help prevent and/or recover from sports injuries; and identify energy problems behind unresolved issues.

• The Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Bodies:   Release emotional responses to stressors; release sabotage programs & bad habits; cultivate change to positive habits; release mental blocks, writers blocks, stage fright, and performance anxieties; and enhance your sense of spiritual integration.

Accredited College Curriciulum

BKP is an internationally certified curriculum that is overseen by the International College of Professional Kinesiology Practice in New Zealand. The faculty consists of MDs, DCs, and other professionals who ensure a consistently high standard of scientific scrutiny and quality.

The curriculum is routinely reviewed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA), their national Board of Education and Professional Licensing bureau, to ensure it meets all academic and professional standards.

Successful completion of the 15-month BKP certification program grants an accredited certificate from ICPKP. This provides licensure qualification in countries where kinesiology is a sovereign licensed
profession. The full ICPKP four-year program grants an International Professional Diploma from ICPKP.

The BKP program is the first year of this PKP program and successful applicants can continue their
kinesiology studies to complete this diploma.

The additional diploma training covers:
flower essences, color therapies, crystals and gems, magnets, chakra balancing, additional nutritional components, advanced mind-body integration techniques, and extensive training in advanced emotional, mental and spiritual techniques to release stress and traumas and improve performance beyond the BKP Kinesiology training.

Time Investment

Time Requirements

Each month all programs require

• 20 hours classroom time
• 30 hours Self-Directed learning

Days & Dates
Anticipated start dates  September 17-19 2010  (Dates to be finalized this month)

• Friday 6 pm - 9 pm
• Saturday 9 am - 6 pm
• Sunday 9 am - 6 pm

Tuition & Fees

Note all programs are set up to have You Earn As You Learn

Application fee

• $50 non-refundable application fee is due with submission of written application.
  
• Appplication is valid for 3 years and for all programs college wide.
• Seats are awarded first to best qualified, then by date written application received.
  

Tuition

Final costs are pending.

• Anticipated tuition - $5,200 full payment
• Payment plans available

Books

• Printing fee ($15/module x 10 modules) - $150
• Chart pack - $50

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Application Process

To start the application process please submit the initial online application by clicking on the button below.

Once this is completed we will be able to send you the current Student Handbook which includes detailed listing of all classes, written application, all tuition and fees, and final course dates.

More Information on Individual Classes in this Program

1. Energisers and Self Testing BKP 1.101
Defines kinesiology and anatomical parts of the body. Develops basic self-care skills using meridian trace, energy reflex points, body testing, walking gaits, simple emotional stress release, emotional trigger words, crosscrawl, auricular energy and visual inhibition techniques, goals and a ‘time of day’ balance for self care.

2. Manual Muscle Testing BKP 1.102
Accurate muscle testing, evaluation procedures, facilitation/inhibition, dehydration, ionisation, neurological disorganisation, CV integrity and thymus energy, orgin/insertion and spindle/golgi techniques, bones of the skeleton and an energy balance for others.

3. 5 Element Introduction - Yin Balance BKP 1.103
Sound, colour, food, emotional and vertebral balancing techniques, circuit locating, the challenge. the 5-Element eight muscle energy balance, priority balance procedure.

4. Kinesiology and Superficial Connections BKP 1.104
Understanding of meridians and their related organ systems , 14 muscle goal balance, surrogates, More and Priority modes, body movements in anatomical terms, create a simple record of a client balance.

5. 5 Elements - indepth BKP 1.105
5-Element principles in depth, 5-Element emotions, alarm points, luo points, AHPs, alternative indicator muscle tests, surface anatomy and recognise the muscles’ action in sport and exercise, yin/yang principles to perform a 5-Element one-point goal balance.

6. Professional Skills Balancing Protocol with PKP Database BKP 1.106
Effective listening skills to establish client rapport, use finger modes, Professional Kinesiology Practioners’ database concept, simplified PKP protocol, age recession.

7. Pain Reduction BKP 1.107
Evaluate pain levels, use emotional and postural stress release, meridian flow adjustment, muscle energy techniques, cross crawl exercise, figure-8s, marine spiral energy and food or supplements to reduce physical pain.

8. History / Balancing with Food BKP 1.108
Development, philosophy and principles of kinesiology. Chain of life, six stages of nutrition, food combining, biogenic, biostatic, biocidic substances, construct diets using 5-Element, food family and food rotation principles, use of C1 and ear acu-point sensitivity tests.

9. Advanced muscle techniques Reactivity and posture BKP 1.109
Muscle facilitation and inhibition, muscle and meridian reactivity, posture, muscle stretch response, sustained muscle use, hidden muscle failure, specific circuit and contralateral spindle techniques.

10. Client Health Records and Professional Relationships BKP 1.110
Establish, utilise and update a client health record. Describe professional health care relationships, set clear boundaries and communicate with both individuals and groups in a professional manner; apply client history to establish desired outcomes, maintain client rapport, facilitate client towards self-responsibility model, keep clinical records, make necessary referrals.

11 & 12. Practice and Polish Weekends

These are practical skills sessions of open practice and several mini-seminars to polish and expand on your existing skills.  They are open to all students and alumni of ICOHA and other kinesiology practitioners as well.  These are an ongoing Continuing Education offering at this college.

BKP students will be required to attend 2 of these in the last 9 months of their program.