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MST - Muscles, Skin, Touch - English
MST - Summary
In PKP, muscles are not taught just as anatomical structures but
as places where clients store tension and stress. Muscles tell
the client’s life story. We use contraction muscle testing
but balance muscles more from a mental, emotional and relationship
basis than just from the simple use of reflex points as taught
in many kinesiologies. The climax of this study is Emotional Anatomy
and Emotional Intelligence, both of these made easy to apply in
a clinical practice through the PKP kinesiology perspective.
- In one class, MST explores one’s need to touch and be
touched, distress at touching and being touched, the metaphysics
of clothes,
culture and the environment.
- One class looks at the embryology of skin and muscles and
why this relates to how touch therapies have powerful mental
and emotional
components that are often overlooked. It also explores skin
reflexes on the head and hands, the effect of scars and the effects
of
chest
muscle un co-ordination.
- Three workshops teach practitioner protocols for in-depth
assessment of regional muscle groups. While emphasising the competent
clinical examination of shoulders, arm and hand; hips, knees
and
ankles
- areas of the body, which are prone to physical injury
- the metaphysical and emotional aspects of these regions are
also
stressed.
The PKP approach to kinesiology is the most systematic, integrated,
holistic and complete available. These six workshops demonstrate
the emphasis on mental, emotional and metaphysical aspects that
PKP places on what appear to be dry, anatomy-based subjects.
MST201: Muscles and Skin Activation
Those who have completed this unit will be able to evaluate
and balance for skin stretch response; scar reintegration;
hyoid; blood chemistry; thymus-spleen energy imbalances;
cranial and hand stress receptors.
Utilise intercostal muscle reset; shapes of structure; under-facilitation
or over-facilitation myotomes; dermotomes; muscle circuits;
use temporal tap, eye rotations. |
MST202: Shoulder, Elbow Hand Muscle Protocol
Use manual muscle tests and balancing protocols to facilitate
increased function and performance in the shoulder girdle
and upper limb.
MST203: Hip, Knee and Foot Muscle Protocol
Understand and analyse muscle energy imbalances in the hip
and lower limb muscles to facilitate increased function and
performance in the hip and lower limb. |
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