Cherie Trimen Kinesiology

I have had a connection with different types of Kinesiology for some time both as a client, and watching my daughter being treated after she was hit by a car. I remember wishing I knew how to do some of the techniques I was observing help her with both the emotional trauma and the physical issues that resulted from the accident.

Some years ago, I was invited to join with a practitioner who incorporated Kinesiology and muscle testing into his system of well being. It was an exciting prospect to me at the time, as he achieved wonderful results with people, and I knew I would love learning what he had to teach. Unfortunately he needed someone to travel with him, and I was a single parent needing to be home based.

Years later a colleague and I were sitting one afternoon a little bored, when I posed the question to her “If money were no object, and you were doing what you really wanted to do, what would you be doing?” Her first response was “no idea”, followed a minute later with a list of things, Zookeeper being at the top. She wandered off, and I wondered how I would answer the same question. It took me not too long to remember that I had always wanted to practice Kinesiology. Within a few days, I had signed up for 3 years (plus some) training to be just that… a PKP Kinesiologist. And the next time I saw my friend, she had signed up for a Zookeeper course!

Kinesiology has been great for me and my family over the years. I look forward to helping you and yours!

• Dip Kinesiology (PKP) (HLT51507)
• Current  First Aid & CPR
• Reiki II
• Member Australian Institute of Kinesiologists
• Insured by Fenton Green & Co.
• Current  Working with Children Check