My journey as a holistic practitioner began at The London College of Chinese Medicine. I have always been interested in understanding how acupuncture works. Whilst at the college, I met a kinesiology teacher, called Annie. I watched her treat students using muscle testing. I must confess, initially I was very sceptical. One day I decided to get Annie to test my thyroid function. I had a suspicion that it was not performing as it should do. This is when I had my "wow" moment! The test worked much to my surprise and delight. It confirmed my suspicion. I soon enrolled in the foundation course to study kinesiology to further explore and expand my knowledge.
Before starting this course, I badly sprained my ankle. Despite undergoing a lot of physiotherapy, I additionally began experiencing pain and swelling in my knee. A friend suggested trying the "injury recall technique" on me. The result was that I immediately regained the ability to bend my knee, and the swelling disappeared the next day. I was able to return to the gym the following day. It felt like magic, and I wanted to understand more about how kinesiology works. That's why I decided to complete both the practitioner and diploma courses in kinesiology, and I have never looked back since.
Kinesiology uses muscle testing to get the energetic feedback from the body and assesses any energy stagnations.
Read more...The principal aim of Chinese medicine is to treat the whole person and recover the equilibrium between the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of the individual.
Read more...Bioresonance is a relatively new approach used in holistic therapies. There are many different bioresonance machines and I use the NLS Hunter Metatron 4025 scanner in my sessions.
Read more...Originating in China, tuina massage, also known as tui na, stands as the world's oldest recognized form of massage, boasting a history of over 4,000 years.
Read more...How many people suspect that something is wrong with their thyroid, but / yet all is fine according to the blood tests? – I was one of them.
Read more...During your first session, a full case history will be taken and a treatment approach discussed. Please reserve 2 hrs for the first visit and 1.5 - 2 hrs for the following. Please drink a lot of water before your treatment and avoid coffee or strong black tea.
My journey as a holistic practitioner began at The London College of Chinese Medicine. I have always been interested in understanding how acupuncture works. Whilst at the college, I met a kinesiology teacher, called Annie. I watched her treat students using muscle testing. I must confess, initially I was very sceptical. Read more...
Beata is located near Slough in Berkshire and she covers surrounding areas such as Uxbridge, Windsor, Feltham, Staines, Maidenhead, Beaconsfield etc.
However, Bioresonance therapy can take place online via Teams/Zoom etc and therefore is offered nationally.
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