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Jan 30 •
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Let us know if you have any questions about techniques, courses, coaching, mind , body or coaching business. We grow together!
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@Przemysław Bubiński Shoulder issues, remember to check latissimus dorsi and contra lateral glutes. And all Gait patterns. Sometimes SI joint problems will show in shoulder. When checking for emotional triggers it’s best to leave it open for client to interpret. Especially if they are there for structural issues and not specifically for coaching on the emotional issues. When an emotion comes up as the priority correction for a muscle, just state the emotion and test muscle. If it obviously strengthens the muscle ASK the client “What does that mean to you?” ….let them answer while the practitioner stimulates reflexes to help process unconscious stress. If it doesn’t make sense to them at the moment or they deny knowing, I’ll say something like : “well your body says this and some people may have a dream or a situation that will come up in the next few days and it will probably make sense consciously then”. Note: Not every client will go deep into their unconscious/emotions. The ones that do are ideal for more coaching. For the ones that don’t, or aren’t ready to process their stuff, it’s best to go only as Deep as you can keep rapport. If you lose rapport - any therapy or change work simply won’t work! … remember: You can’t save everyone!
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@Josh Thomas pressure depends on purpose of point. Points should feel “neutral “ like there’s enough chi in the point. (Some areas simply have extra nerve supply under the point so it will be tender on most people. ) Think of each point as a 🏺 vase. Chi should be evenly at the top. Too much and the point feels hard/swollen / tender. Too little and it feels empty/numb/soft. Apply light pressure the “under energy “ point to draw chi to it. Apply firm pressure to “over energy “ to disperse chi. If using 5 element points, light pressure is preferred so you can feel the pulse synchronized between two points. There are many ways to stimulate acupuncture points for different purposes. Test different types and listen to your body for the shift !
Jan 29 •
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Welcome! You’re in the right place. This community exists to support coaches, counselors, therapists and newbies in real-world application of the Behavior Kinesiology concepts — not passive consumption, not surface-level discussion, and not “content collecting.” 👉 Your First Action (Please Do This Now) Reply to this post with: 1️⃣ Your name + location 2️⃣ Your current role or focus 3️⃣ One outcome that would make the next 90 days in this community a win for you. This helps us support you better — and helps others know how to engage with you. Who This Community Is For This space is for professionals who: - Want to learn & apply BK & NLP in real situations - Are willing to think, test, reflect, and refine - Value professional discourse and mutual respect - Understand that growth comes from participation and networking Who This Is Not For - People looking to stay invisible - People expecting instant answers without context - People unwilling to engage with others’ work How to Use This Community Well You do not need to be here every day. You do need to: - Check in weekly - Ask thoughtful questions - Share what you’re working on - Reflect on what’s working (and what isn’t) Even 20–30 minutes per week makes a meaningful difference if used intentionally. Let's Grow Together! Community Agreements - Be professional and generous - Critique ideas, not people - Protect confidentiality - Have fun , Be curious , Empower Others Welcome aboard! Remember: 👉 Your First Action (Please Do This Now) Reply to this post with: 1️⃣ Your name + location 2️⃣ Your current role or focus 3️⃣ One outcome that would make the next 90 days in this community a win for you
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@Przemysław Bubiński welcome! Awesome goal! I use the one point balance everyday.
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@Sergaza Baigazinov 🙏🏼 welcome. Love the term psycho-energetics! Great question! The meridians and neurolymphatic points are related through the organ connection. The Neuro lymphatic and Neuro vascular reflexes are “viscera-somatic reflexes “ and “somato-visceral reflexes “ And we can think of the meridians and acupuncture points as the same. Both affecting the related organ and through the autonomic nervous system both affecting the muscles related. Remember: muscles need blood, lymph, nerve and chi to function properly. Muscles are indicators of internal stress. Look in the Muscle testing mastery course Module 4 for more information. Let me know if you have more questions.
Apr 12 •
Science of a Chapman's reflex?
What is really happening when you rub a Chapman's reflex? In this clip from Dr. Schmitts' "No Stuff Stuff" seminar, he explains the physiology behind rubbing Chapman's reflex and why this simple intervention can be so effective. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1CnpGDgJpb/
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