Course Dates and Fees The New Zealand College of Kinesiology will offer modular Kinesiology courses in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch in 2010.  Introduction to Kinesiology may also be offered in the regional centres of Taupo, Dunedin, Napier and Nelson, depending on interest (min 4 students).  Introduction to Kinesiology This 2 day course offers students a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of Kinesiology.  Included in the course are: Introduction to muscle testing (muscle monitoring) Fundamentals of Chinese 5 element theory and energy meridians An exploration of the body's 'innate intelligence' to determine priorities for healing and life enhancement 8 meridian 'Yin' assessment (central, governing and 6 Yin meridians) Energy balancing techniques using acupressure and muscle proprio-receptor techniques Emotional stress release using a basic emotion chart The basic Direct Access KinesiologyTM treatment protocol including pre- and post- testing, determining treatment priority techniques, and statements to lock in the changes for a long lasting balance. This workshop is suitable for anyone with an interest in natural therapy and Kinesiology. Students are introduced to muscle testing and the basics of a Kinesiology treatment.  By the end of day two, students are able to perform a simple yet powerful Kinesiology balance on others in the class using acupressure points and emotional stress release technique. Foundations of Kinesiology This course extends the basic practices learned in Introduction to Kinesiology and teaches some of the ‘classical’ Kinesiology techniques along with expanding the student’s confident in rapport and language to assist in goal setting, emotional release and finding new, positive alternatives.   This course is ideal for those with other modalities to become confident and competent in a wider range of Kinesiology techniques. Techniques over the three units (3 weekends) include: 14 meridian assessment and balance Chinese medicine ‘wheel’ rules Advanced emotional stress release techniques Food and supplement assessment Other environmental factors ‘Homeplay’ to support and reinforce the change Pain relief techniques Brain balance using neurotransmitter assessements Traditional Kinesiology brain balance techniques Surrogate testing and balancing Clinical management ABCs Case studies Personal development practices including meridian stretches and forgiveness technique See below for dates and fees.  For more information  contact us We also run practice days in Auckland* Our next practice day for students who have studied at our college or have studied any style of kinesiology is: Saturday 30th October 9.00am to 12.30pm.  See location for details of the Auckland campus.
Auckland       Cost * Introduction to Kinesiology Sat 17th Sun 18th April 2010  $375   Sat 10th Sun 11th July 2010  $375  *Additional Course Sat 9th Sun 10th October 2010  $385 Foundations Level 1 Sat 4th Sun 5th December 2010  $435 Foundations Level 2 February 2011 TBC  $435 Foundations Level 3 March 2011 TBC  $435 Foundations Assessment (1 day) April 2011 TBC     Wellington       Cost * Introduction to Kinesiology Sat 21st Sun 22nd August 2010  $375       Foundations Level 1 February 2011  $435  Foundations Level 2 Sat 5th Sun 6th March 2011  $435 Foundations Level 3 Sat 2nd Sun 3rd April 2011  $435 Foundations Assessment (1 day) Sat 7th May 2011     Christchurch       Cost * Introduction to Kinesiology Sat 27th Sun 28th Nov 2010  $385       Foundations Level 1 Sat 11th and Sun 12th Dec 2010  $435  Foundations Level 2 February 2011 TBC  $435 Foundations Level 3 March 2011 TBC  $435 Foundations Assessment (1 day) April 2011 TBC      Taupo       Cost * Introduction to Kinesiology Sat 11th Sun 12th Sep 2010  $375 * Course cost includes course book and GST.  The cost of the assessment (for Foundations) is included in the course fee.  The course fee includes GST at 15% from 1st October 2010.  The Foundations unit price includes assessment costs and an additional assessment day (after completion of all Foundations levels) No formal assessment is required for Introduction to Kinesiology, however, students must show completion of 6 practice balances in their workbook before continuing with Foundations of Kinesiology courses. The start time for each day is 9.00am.  Day 1 for each unit finishes at 6pm, Day 2 finishes at 4pm.  Minimum 4 students for each course.