Ever wanted to be able to communicate with the body directly confirming or challenging your own intuitions? Ever wanted to be able to balance structurally, emotionally, nutritionally and energetically all at the same time? Then this is the course for you. It's a fun, hands on workshop with oodles of amazing techniques for yourself and others. 

Learn:
            * Simple 'Muscle test' others - bio-feedback to ask the body for information. (Lie detector).
            * Simple 'Muscle test' yourself - helpful for choosing foods or home products you may be  
               sensitive too.
            * Simple meridian massage for general health
            * Simple Chakra balance for preventative health
            * Simple Acupressure points for health
            * Goal setting using your unconscious mind help rewrite a basic program
            * Five minute daily tune-up for you and your families aiding with management of simple to 
               moderate stress. 

9.30 to 4pm
$150
Certificate course. 
27 Bruce Street, Nedlands, Perth Western Australia.
Includes: hand outs, morning & afternoon tea.
Contact us now to register :-)

Your instructor is Lee-Anne MacLeod
Fusion therapist, Neuro-Kinesiologist, International Trainer in may varied areas.

                      Seven Year Case Study
                         “WHEELCHAIR TO DANCING”
                                   PARKINSON DISEASE

* Some Conference papers presented by Lee-Anne MacLeod:
    The Australian Kinesiology Association
* The Touch For Health and Professional Kinesiology Assoc of West Australia
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Parkinson's Disease is a progressive, degenerative, non-fatal neurological condition, which affects the control of body movements. It is not contagious and there is no firm evidence to suggest that it is a genetic condition. Symptoms result from the progressive degeneration of neuronal (nerve) cells located in the substantia nigra (middle area of the brain). This causes a deficiency in dopamine, a chemical neurotransmitter (messenger) necessary for smooth, controlled movements. The symptoms of Parkinson's appear when about 70 per cent of the dopamine-producing cells in the body cease to function normally. 

The Basal Ganglia, in the caudate nucleus, are neurons that liberate the neurotransmitter acetylcholine (ACh).  Although the level of ACh does not change as the level of Dopamine (DA) declines, the imbalance of neurotransmitter activity  » too little DA and too much Ach, is thought to bring about most of the symptoms.