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Children & Babies

Kinesiology for children is the same as Kinesiology for adults.

We follow the same pattern precisely. However, supplements selected are always age-appropriate, and the Information and questioning imparted are always conveyed in an age-sensitive manner.

Relaxed children make happy children in session. Therefore, the following outlines the way I like to work with children.

Step 1

The first step is to collate your child’s full health history in the questionnaire provided; any ailments and symptoms, antibiotics and medications administered, birth details, mood, behaviour, development, sleep and eating habits. The questionnaire enquires about mother’s health and life stresses pre and during pregnancy.

Step 2

Discussing the questionnaire with parent/s/caregivers is the next step. I suggest holding this discussion before a face-to-face consultation. This would be done using a platform such as WhatsApp, FaceTime or Zoom. Discussing your child’s health history without your child’s presence avoids drawing your child’s attention to your concerns. More importantly, this ensures that the first consultation is a wholly inclusive and fun session for your child. We will discuss favourite and least liked foods, hobbies and any symptoms your child wants to highlight. I will already have all the details to begin the treatment seamlessly.

Step 3

FINDINGS: An explanation of what foods need to be avoided and what supplements are required will be provided to your child (age dependent) at the end of the consultation.

Although I suggest a full discussion of the findings be conducted with parents after the consultation. This ensures that the parents have a full and clear picture of the treatment plan without the child concerned about the why.

*Dates and times for the remote discussions will be organised with the parent/caregiver over email/phonecall

Babies

Yes, it is possible to have Kinesiology for babies! Kinesiology is undertaken through a surrogate, which usually is mum or dad. The same process as with children and adults are followed.