Animal Kinesiology

What is Animal Kinesiology?

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Animal kinesiology is a gentle and non-invasive practice aimed at improving the overall well-being of your animal. It is based on the study of body movements and energy to identify and release physical, emotional, and energetic blockages.

Rooted in the concepts of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), neuroscience, and neurophysiology, offering a kinesiology session to your animal allows you to better understand it and strengthen the bond between you.

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How does a session unfold?

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Initial Analysis

We begin by gathering information about your animal and the issues you're experiencing with it.

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Setting an Objective

We establish a clear goal that will guide the balancing work during the session.

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Energy Testing

Similar to muscle testing in humans, this is the main tool for obtaining information necessary to understand the issue.

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Identifying Blockages

We locate physical, emotional, or energetic imbalances.

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Balancing Techniques

We apply specific protocols to release blockages.

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Post-Session Advice

We inform you of any changes to watch for in your animal following the session.

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Important Points to Remember

• Kinesiology can be practiced at a distance from the animal, without necessarily direct contact (e.g., anxious or aggressive animal, horse that no longer allows itself to be caught in the field, agitated animal).

• It complements, but never replaces, traditional veterinary care or any other necessary treatment.

• Several sessions may be necessary depending on the nature and age of the blockages before obtaining significant results.

• Your animal may experience temporary fatigue post-session, which is completely normal and a sign of deep energetic work.

Ethical Care

• The kinesiologist does not make medical diagnoses or prescribe treatments.

• If the issue goes beyond the scope of kinesiology, we will refer you to an appropriate professional.

• We strictly adhere to a code of ethics to ensure the safety and well-being of your animal.

Animal kinesiology offers a holistic approach to help your companion regain its natural balance.