Touch for Health Level I: 14-Muscle/Meridian Balancing "As-You-Go"

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Touch for Health Level I: 14-Muscle/Meridian Balancing "As-You-Go"

Touch for Health Level I: 14-Muscle/Meridian Balancing "As-You-Go"

Introductory kinesiology workshop for lay people and health professionals
Accurate indicator muscle testing; “challenging” reflexes to find deeper levels to balance
Emotional stress release (for present distress)
14 muscle-tests as biofeedback for posture and 14 major energy meridians
5 reflex systems and nutrition for balancing muscles, posture and energy and more!
Simple pain control techniques
Improve Sensory-auditory and visual perception and physical range of motion with auricular and visual balancing

Level I is open to all. It is suitable for the lay person who has no prior knowledge about muscles/anatomy/posture or Chinese acupuncture energy theory. Many massage therapists, chiropractors, acupuncturists, therapists, coaches, etc., find TFH useful in their practices, and for client education (TFH is often recognized for professional continuing education credit). Most kinesiologists learn TFH during their training. See workshop dates: [ link to IKC level I class dates] See the complete level I Syllabus: [ link to official IKC level I syllabus ]

Official IKC TFH Level I Syllabus: Balancing-As-You-Go

The following descriptions of the IKC TFH levels may vary slightly from country to country.

A: Introduction to Touch for Health (May be presented as a separate 4 hour introduction)

What is Touch for Health?
History, Triangle of Health, Opposing Muscle Theory
Switching On:
- Water
- Central Meridian Check
- Switching Points
- Cross Crawl for Fun
- Auricular Energy
- Meridian Massage
- Accurate Indicator Muscle Testing

B: Introduction to Muscle Testing

Education, Communication and Permission: the Self-Responsibility Model
Accurate Indicator Muscle Testing
Prechecks for accurate muscle testing - Physical, Mental/Emotional, Biochemical Challenges
Switching On
Central Meridian Energy Check
Hydration
Subjective Evaluation

C: Muscle/Meridian Balancing Touch Reflexes

Spinal Reflexes
Neurolymphatic Massage Points (reflexes)
Neurovascular Holding Points (reflexes)
Energy Meridians from Acupuncture
Muscle Origin-Insertion Technique
Challenging a Balancing Reflex
Muscles that Won’t “Switch-off”
Emotional Stress Release
Using Food to Balance Specific Muscles

D: Other Balancing Techniques

Posture Awareness
Cross Crawl for Fun
Auricular Energy
Visual Inhibition
Simple Pain Techniques
Surrogate Testing
Goal Balancing
Balancing-As-You-Go Procedure

E: Muscle Tests and Balancing Reflexes for Basic 14 Muscles and Related Meridians:

Muscle	Related Meridian
Supraspinatus	Central
Teres Major	Governing
Pectoralis Major Clavicular	Stomach
Latissimus Dorsi	Spleen
Subscapularis	- Heart
Quadriceps	Small Intestine
Peroneus	Bladder
Psoas	Kidney
Gluteus Medius	Circulation/Sex
Teres Minor	Triple Warmer
Anterior Deltoid	Gall Bladder
Pectoralis Major Sternal	Liver
Anterior Serratus	Lung
Fascia Lata	Large Intestine