Inside-Out Connections. A Wellness Podcast.
Jul 7, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail What if the symptoms you've been trying to fix are actually messages asking to be heard? In this episode of *Inside Out…
Sally ThorntonGuest
Tracy AnnHost
And you said that there's two different versions of, are there two different types of kinesiology courses you can do? Is there like more of an entry one and then an extended one? I'm really glad you

asked that because so many people are called kinesiologists and people are confused.

For example, the touch for health, you can actually learn that in eight days.

And then there's the holistic kinesiology, which I think you can learn in one year.

And then the ICPKP, you can do as long as you want, but the full one, it's a gigantic database and you don't need it all, but it is so beneficial to yourself and to your clients to have

All of those three different types that you mentioned, are they all emotional release techniques or is it more the longer one?

There are in the kinesiopractic one, which is what I do, we have some more body things because...

There are so many different techniques and balances that other people have studied and we take it and we test that person's body, which ones they need, and they get a certain amount of that balance.

So we can do so much for that person's body that could be stuck in their pelvis.

Those things sort of stick, that shock can stick in our cells, plus the emotion that was happening at that time.

Plus the subconscious takes a screenshot of the sensory information happening at that time.

Because our bodies are responding to what's going on in our subconscious mind.

So in a nutshell, for those familiar with kinesiology, how would you describe it in simple terms? Kinesiology

And you said that there's two different versions of, are there two different types of kinesiology courses you can do? Is there like more of an entry one and then an extended one? I'm really glad you

asked that because so many people are called kinesiologists and people are confused.

For example, the touch for health, you can actually learn that in eight days.

And then there's the holistic kinesiology, which I think you can learn in one year.

And then the ICPKP, you can do as long as you want, but the full one, it's a gigantic database and you don't need it all, but it is so beneficial to yourself and to your clients to have

All of those three different types that you mentioned, are they all emotional release techniques or is it more the longer one?

There are in the kinesiopractic one, which is what I do, we have some more body things because...

There are so many different techniques and balances that other people have studied and we take it and we test that person's body, which ones they need, and they get a certain amount of that balance.

So we can do so much for that person's body that could be stuck in their pelvis.

Those things sort of stick, that shock can stick in our cells, plus the emotion that was happening at that time.

Plus the subconscious takes a screenshot of the sensory information happening at that time.

Because our bodies are responding to what's going on in our subconscious mind.

So in a nutshell, for those familiar with kinesiology, how would you describe it in simple terms? Kinesiology
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.