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Making the Most of Test Vials (Module 7 of CK diploma)

With Terry Larder

Date:
Saturday & Sunday 20th & 21st February 2010
Venue: Classical Kinesiology Institute Leicester

Cost:
£230 (Deposit £90)

Prerequisites:
Foundation Kinesiology/Touch for Health 1 - 4.
This is also Module 7 of the Diploma Course.

For the cost of the equivalent of 1 2 days of client fees you will learn how to significantly increase your effectiveness as a therapist.

Test vials are becoming widely know as one of the most invaluable assets of a kinesiologists toolbox. If used correctly, they are definitive in pointing the way to the correct treatment and its remedy, thus ensuring a truly naturopathic approach.

You will learn:
Using test vials to desensitise allergens.

What individual test vials are used for.

How to sift out the information, gleaned from using the test vials, to target the problem with the most effective remedies. This will help you to limit the amount of supplements needed.

How to identify causal chains to determine the most important imbalance to be treated.

How to get the most out of your test vials by using them as markers to facilitate treatment.

How to use the test vials to find major obstacles preventing recovery.

If you do not already possess test vials, a useful selection will be available for purchase on the day at reduced rates.

This course is suitable as CPD (Continuing Professional Development)

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