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Kinesiology Connection
is a prominent Kinesiology Complementary Health Care Centre and College in
Melbourne, a Nationally Accredited Registered Training Organisation (Kinesiology
Schools Australia), as well as a fully accredited International ICPKP
College for the International Diploma in Kinesiology.
Our programs are also taught in over 40 other affiliated colleges around
the world, in more than 16 countries and translated in over 8 languages,
and is
the most effective Kinesiology training
available.
PKP
Kinesiology is used in the Natural Health Field as
an effective and
versatile tool to identify and correct stress and imbalances in the body, by applying skilled muscle monitoring (biofeedback).
Professional Kinesiology
Practice (PKP) re-establishes Health, Wellbeing and Balance by
defusing
the causes
of many health-related problems [contact].
PKP
Kinesiology sessions bring understanding to the messages your body is
giving you and facilitates a balanced life, through regained well being
and vitality.
Kinesiology
Training Information:
The most
effective way to learn Kinesiology.
- Wholistic
- Comprehensive
- Nationally accredited
- Internationally recognised
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Free Information evenings
available.

"PKP Kinesiology - make a deep, long-lasting and positive
difference.."
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What's New
If you are
interested in finding out more about our Mid-Year Intake,
please note there are only a couple of
free spots left for the 25/26 July start of the
Mid-Year Certificate IV Training Program.
Contact
our
student admin for information.
"With confidence in returning to studies as a mature age
student, there’s no better place or program to study Kinesiology professionally than at
Kinesiology Connection."
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Click here for course review (Living
Now mag)
Click
here for class dates |
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Next Red Flags seminar
20-21 March, 2010
The last time ICPKP Course Author Dr. Dewe held this
workshop in Melbourne, it was filled with
excellent information
and presented in a passionate format. Students learn the "do’s and don’ts”
and recognise other issues outside the scope of Kinesiology, like medical
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