Specialised Kinesiology College of SA

05/03/2026

Your subconscious mind will keep recreating the past until you teach it a better future.”
Are You Working Toward a Goal but Keep Getting in Your Own Way?
We’ve all been there, full of good intentions and hope, ready to begin, and then something inside us quietly pulls up the handbrake. Suddenly, the motivation disappears. We procrastinate. We doubt ourselves. We stay stuck in the same place, wondering, “Why do I keep doing this?”

This is the hidden world of self-sabotage, and it is far more common than you think.

Why We Sabotage Ourselves
A sabotage program is not a flaw in your character. It is a survival adaptation, a response that once protected you, often set up in childhood, when you needed it most. It met a need. It kept you safe. It made sense then on a subconscious level. But as we grow into adults with new dreams and new responsibilities, these old programmes continue to run in the background, long after they’ve expired. The result is an internal tug-of-war between what you consciously want and what your subconscious is still trying to protect you from.

Weight loss is a common example, but sabotage programs can affect any area of your life: Structural, Nutritional, Emotional, and Energetic.

Even more importantly, unresolved subconscious conflicts can block progress, halt healing, and contribute to recurring patterns of mishap or stagnation. Dr Ryke Geerd Hamer demonstrated how many serious diseases begin with unresolved emotional shocks.

The subconscious mind is powerful, and it often wins, until we work directly with it.

This Is Where Kinesiopractic® Makes the Difference
Kinesiopractic® gives us a unique way to identify, test, and clear sabotage programs by accessing the deeper layers of the subconscious mind.
Through muscle testing and structured protocols, a qualified Kinesiopractor® can locate:
• When the sabotage program began
• Why it was created
• What it has been protecting
• And how to release it at the age of cause

Once cleared, the shift can be profound. Clients often feel as if a weight has lifted. Goals become achievable. Healing resumes. Life moves forward.

This is one of the most transformative tools we teach in Level 2 of the Kinesiopractic® Course, and it is frequently the missing link that helps clients break lifelong patterns.

Pause for a moment and ask yourself, "What would your life look like if you removed the subconscious blocks that trip you up?"

✔ A project finally completed
✔ A habit successfully changed
✔ Weight released instead of regained
✔ A relationship repaired
✔ A health condition improving
✔ A sense of clarity and alignment returning
✔ A life that moves forward instead of looping backwards

This is not wishful thinking. This is the real power of clearing sabotage programs. Whether You Want to regain your health or achieve a goal,or if you want a whole New Career, the path is the same.

Seeing a Kinesiopractor® can help you release the patterns keeping you stuck. Becoming a Kinesiopractor® can teach you how to help others do the same, while transforming your own life in the process.

Many of our students join the course for personal growth, only to discover that learning how to access the body’s wisdom creates deeper confidence, emotional stability, purpose, and clarity than they expected.

So, if you are ready to stop fighting yourself, then it might be time to Book a session with a Kinesiopractor® or Join our next Kinesiopractic® training and learn how to clear sabotage programmes for yourself and others

Your life doesn’t have to feel like a tug-of-war between who you are and who you want to be. You can align the conscious and subconscious mind, and finally move forward with ease.
From our students - Intensive Training At Wonderkloof Farm, Tesselaarsdal
"For me, Wonderkloof is not simply a training venue...it is a sanctuary of re-calibration. A place where the body reorganises, the mind unclutters, the soul remembers and the inner self finally comes home. In that picturesque landscape, learning becomes transformation, transformation becomes metamorphosis and I found myself not just studying kinesiology… but embodying it as a living experience. Under Margie's guidance, learning became less linear and more touching. Concepts didn’t just enter my mind; they sank into my body. And with Francois, our host, conversations drifted into philosophy, meals felt like ritual, and every pause between activities carried it's own kind of teaching. The farm blurred the border between study and self-discovery until both became the same current moving in and through me." Herman Heckroodt.

"I felt very privileged to start my kinesiology journey at Wonderkloof farm. It made learning such an enjoyable experience and at a pace that worked well for each of us. My new friends will now always play an important role in my life and I look forward to when we can all come together again. In that space I feel I can grow surrounded by peace and beauty. Thank you Margie for all your guidance, support and friendship on this amazing journey." Fiona McBride

"To discover the wonder of Kinesiology and to have the freedom to run wild in the most beautiful setting. Almost like boot camp with good company, good food and the privilege to learn beyond expectation. To be inspired by fellow students and build deep friendships. When you depart from Wonderkloof, you are empowered with knowledge and more insight about who you are and who you want to become.
Best of all, the soul connections made are for a lifetime and beyond." Annemarie Niewoudt

We have various courses to suit your needs.
Choose from Career courses, short courses, or one day courses. All courses are internationally recognised.
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PKP Kinesiology offers a unique way to identify and correct health imbalances across every aspect of your being—physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.

Kinesiology uses precise muscle testing, to allow the body to direct us to what we need to heal on all levels.

Prepare to be amazed by the effectiveness of Kinesiology as it addresses and resolves health issues often left untouched by other therapies.

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We teach in Cape Town, Johannesburg, KZN, George and now in Tesselaarsdal.
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25/02/2026

The 3 C’s of Life” remind us that you must make a choice to take a chance if you want your life to change. It’s simple, yet powerful. Personal growth and a different future don’t happen by accident, they happen when you take deliberate action. When you make the choice, seize the opportunity, & open yourself to the transformation that follows. One of our graduates, Charlene de Nysschen, a registered Kinesiopractor®, embodies this truth beautifully. read more

21/02/2026

17/02/2026

Doing the inner work - coming home to yourself “

Transformation and healing, whether from physical challenges or from long-held habits and behaviours is one of the deepest journeys we can undertake in this lifetime. Sometimes transformation arrives through the “dark night of the soul”; other times it is a quiet realisation that we are not living our truest life, the life that reflects who we really are.

True transformation is a sacred journey. It's a deliberate process that only we can undertake for ourselves. If we are lucky, there may be sacred souls that journey with us, pointing the way, reminding us that the search is not a solitary pilgrimage but a shared unfolding. Maybe we undertake the journey totally lost and hope to find our way as we go, hoping for a guiding light, a lantern held aloft from somewhere that will lead us home to ourselves.

True transformation is about confronting who we think we should be or believe we have to be through what we learned in life, often in our early years, in order to become acceptable, to be loved, to be noticed, to survive. It asks us to gently unmask, to hold the parts of ourselves that we may judge and dislike. It's about loving even those parts that we may hate. It's about facing the shadow, breaking down the walls, learning that walls are not boundaries, that walls just keep the love out and the judgement in.

Transformation and doing the inner work is about finally being at peace with who we were, embracing who we are, and allowing space for who we are becoming. It's about sitting with the grief, the pain and the unfulfilled hope, and being our own best friend along the way. It's about finding a way for it all to be acceptable, no matter what shows up. It's about healing our own wound, so that we can return to wholeness.

And its a journey, that when its undertaken, becomes the greatest gift that you can ever give yourself.

Many of the students from the Specialised Kinesiopractic® College of South Africa have undertaken the journey. They have had insight into their lives in a way they never thought possible. Their "aha" moments may have arrived in class, or in a session, or while engaging with the class material, each revelation a small lantern lighting the way. Together we keep walking, learning, remembering who we are and who we are becoming.

Some important questions to ask yourself:

What chance have you been afraid to take — and what is it costing you?
What choice could you make today that would move you toward the life you want?
What would happen if you stopped waiting for the “right moment” and simply began

Your life doesn’t have to feel like a tug-of-war between who you are and who you want to be. You can align the conscious and subconscious mind, and finally move forward with ease.

And having a Kinesiology session can be a life changing experience. Whether you want to learn about PKP or go for a session, you can find out more here.

www.kinesiologysouthafrica.co.za

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04/02/2026

“Listening changes lives. Asking the right question changes everything.” One of the not-so-easy skills to learn in Kinesiology is how to ask the right questions!

Sounds simple, right? Until you’re in class. This is the classic Level 1 moment:
A student looks up at their learning partner, eyes wide, brain empty, and says:
“Uh… so… what do I say now?” Yep it happens, often!

These are common too -
• Listening… but only so you can respond (not listening at all)
• Interrupting halfway through because you’ve already figured it out
• Offering helpful advice no one asked for
• And the BIG no-no, telling someone what to do like a boss!

Oh my word! So how does one learn to ask the right question in Kinesiology?
A question that gathers information, deepens understanding, offers insight, without imposing, directing, fixing, or accidentally turning into a life coach with opinions?

Now for the serious bit (this is where the magic actually happens)

Asking the right questions is one of the core skills of Kinesiology. It’s how we gain insight, how we understand what’s really going on, and how we support change, without bias, judgement, or agenda.

This skill is taught in class but it becomes intuitive only with practice, patience, presence and paying attention. It’s why being truly present in class matters. In class, you learn not only from those who ask questions beautifully but also from those who don’t. Learning what not to ask, and how not to ask it, is just as valuable.

I’ve even had students say: “Wait, say that again. I want to write down every question you just asked so I can learn how to do that?”
Why how you ask matters

In Kinesiology, we move away from limiting “Why?” questions, which often keep people stuck justifying the problem and instead focus on “What” and “How” questions.

What and how questions remove bias, encourage exploration, allow the conscious and subconscious mind to organise information and open the door to solutions

So instead of “Why do you do this?”, We ask: “What do you want?” “What’s important to you about this?” “How will you know when you’ve got it?” “What’s getting in the way?” “What resources do you already have?” “What could you do differently next time?”

And finally, “What’s the first baby step you can take to achieve the result you want?”
The last question alone turns insight into action.

And here’s the thing, these aren’t just Kinesiology skills, they are life skills. They make better practitioners, yes, but they also make better listeners, partners, parents, leaders, and humans.

That’s why learning Kinesiology is life-changing at any age. Most of our students are adult women. Men make excellent Kinesiopractors® too. And for gap-year students, Kinesiology builds confidence, emotional intelligence, a powerful skill set and personal growth that shapes their future.

Our branch of Kinesiology was developed by Dr Dewe, a medical doctor, alongside his wife Joan, grounding our work in a strong scientific foundation while honouring the wisdom of the body.

Ready to learn the art of asking the right question?

Join our Level 1 Kinesiology course
Learn skills that change the way you work and the way you live
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01/02/2026

One Weekend a Month Can Change Everything! What if that time was about you, your growth, your future, and your earning potential?
That’s all it takes to begin your journey into Kinesiology. With our Level 1 Kinesiology Course, one weekend a month gives you the foundations, and with a few extra hours of practice in between, you’ll soon have the knowledge and tools to start earning an extra income — doing work that actually makes a difference.

No burnout.
No full-time study.
Just a powerful skill set you can build step by step.

Ready to invest one weekend a month in yourself?
Our enrolment is closing soon
Sign up for Level 1 Kinesiology today here

And read the interview of Aran below. Aran first attended class when she was just 16 as part of a school project. She is now works as a Kinesiopractor® full time. If you live in Johannesburg you can book an appointment with her. And this is why we also recommend learning Kinesiology during a gap year!

Interview with a Kinesiopractor® Aran Metcalf-Dunn, a graduate of this college, featured in the PKPASA Newsletter, See her bio here - https://kinesiologysouthafrica.co.za/directory/aran-metcalf-dunn/

1. What initially drew you to Specialised Kinesiology, and how has your approach evolved over time?
I initially got into Kinesiology through a school project that I did in grade 11. I really enjoyed the theory and the community. I had a great time in class, and learning with the group was always something that I looked forward to.
I remember the first time I had a balance and the things that were revealed by it; it was like magic. I was in awe that the practitioner was able to get such a precise picture of who I was and what I needed in such a short time. Kinesiology is something that has truly allowed me to grow, and I often wonder what I would be like if I had never explored it. I feel like kinesiology has seeped its way into all avenues of my life, from my relationships with friends and family, through to university. During my studies at the college, I have also taken other courses, and I truly feel that I would not have performed as well as I have without this magic weapon. Being able to recognise destructive patterns and having the tools and support from friends that I have made along the way have been instrumental in my growth.
When I first started studying Kinesiology, I thought that I would be strictly working with the body, like a physiotherapist, and while yes, we do work with the body, I soon realised that the body is the means through which we discover what is happening in the mind and at the subconscious level. Muscle work is incredibly important, and I love working with clients where this is what initially brought them to me, but what I love more and what fascinates me more is understanding the reasons behind the physical issues. Getting to know people and providing them the opportunity to unpack the often-ignored emotions and stories is what lights me up.

2. How do you determine which correction technique or protocol is best for a client during a session?
We are taught the finger modes, and they are like the cheat code to insight; they have never let me down, and I have learnt to trust them. In the beginning you may get a mode and think “how could that possibly apply here?” but the important thing is to roll with it, because once you explain a little bit about the mode to the client or you muscle test according to the mode, the answer will reveal its self and often make perfect sense for the client, they may even reveal a little be more about themselves that adds to the story that otherwise would have never come to light.

3. How do you integrate metaphysical or spiritual insights into your sessions, if at all?
I love the book: Metaphysical Anatomy by Evette Rose, and I use it as information during the session. So, once we are in the process of the balance, usually in the present time section, where you muscle test to see if the client needs information or correction. If information indicates, then I will ask “information from my information file or from the metaphysical book”. Then I search up the specific condition they are perhaps working with in the session or something that they know they have and again check an indicator muscle to see if it's applicable. I have never had information come up that wasn’t useful.

4. What roles do emotions and the subconscious play in the healing process through Kinesiology?
To make a significant difference in the healing process through kinesiology, the client needs to be willing to access a vulnerable place within themselves and be honest about their emotions. When someone is unable to face an emotion or resists letting go of a particular emotional state, growth and genuine breakthrough become difficult.
Due to this, emotions and the subconscious play a far greater role in healing than I previously understood. Before studying kinesiology, I believed that physical factors such as exercise, proper nutrition, and adequate rest were the most important aspects of healing. While these are extremely important, they are not sufficient on their own.
I have come to realise that healing requires honesty with oneself, which can be very challenging, especially for those who were raised to ignore their emotions or to keep moving forward despite them. From my personal experience, avoiding emotional honesty leads to a feeling of being stuck, and this sense of being stuck is often a sign of underlying fear. Only when the emotion is revealed can we become aware of what our fears are linked to.
Therefore, emotions play a crucial role in the healing process by allowing a person to move forward. By acknowledging and experiencing their emotions, individuals become aware of where they are stuck, and by making subconscious knowledge conscious, opens the possibility for change and healing to occur.

29/01/2026

Just one weekend a month.....

24/01/2026

Being, Doing and Becoming Whole

As a Kinesiopractor®, I’m also a designated ASCHP Specialist Wellness Counsellor. To maintain that status, I’m required to complete CPD points each year. This year, one of the compulsory CPD units entitled Wellness v Biomedical stirred something much deeper. It got me thinking about how we heal and perhaps, more importantly, who we are being while we do it.

In particular, this statement from the CPD unit about the wellness framework stopped me in my tracks:

“The wellness approach is one of being therapies. This doesn’t mean there is no doing involved - because certain situations may require action. However, the primary mode of wellness care is not doing therapies. Being-ness refers to presence, active engagement, comfort, space, and peace. Doing refers to activity, planning, skills, programmes, protocols, and intervention. Both are required — but being therapies are often neglected.” (edunomix.education)

That says it all. The role of the wellness practitioner is not “I’m doing this to you.” It’s “I’m here with you.” And of course, one of the first things that our students learn is:

“Our balancing process is a journey where the PKPer™ walks beside their client as ‘that person discovers their own magic’ and progressively leaves the obstacles from their past behind them. The client is an active participant.” BKP 101

Our students are trained to facilitate, guide, encourage, and support but, always in a way that invites the client to take responsibility for their own journey. Because the true aim is not simply to heal, it’s to help someone become whole. And in wholeness, healing naturally follows.

The search for wholeness is, in many ways, the search for meaning. It asks us to look at what is right, not only at what feels broken. To see the person as a whole system — mental, emotional, physical, energetic — so that they can rediscover themselves as whole.

It also asks us not to let conditions define identity. We are not our diagnosis. We are not our learning challenges. We are not our past mistakes. As an example, many people labelled with “learning difficulties” are extraordinary thinkers, seeing connections and meaning in ways that stretch far beyond conventional understanding. Being able to finally see that as a positive can be life-changing.

Wholeness reminds us that we are beings of love and, while for many loving others is easy, some have to learn that love for ourselves is important too. A space that, for many, has been long neglected. This requires our Kinesiologists and Kinesiopractors® to hold space. So what does holding space really mean? It means being present in a way that communicates: you are safe, you are supported, you are seen. Sometimes presence matters more than action. Think of a loved one sitting quietly at your bedside, their presence alone can be deeply healing. Once that space exists, positive changes can more easily happen.

Holding space for healing isn’t about staying silent either. It’s about asking the right questions, offering insight, providing options. And allowing the client, through information and awareness, to make empowered choices for themselves. It’s about unconditional regard, even when someone’s past includes addiction, crime, extreme control, or deep fear. Healing happens when judgement is removed and safety is restored.

This is why, at the Kinesiopractic® College, students are required to work through their own issues. In this college, thinking that through Kinesiology you will become a “healing guru” simply doesn’t work. When students arrive with this perception, I gently remind them (and sometimes not so gently) that they have no idea what another person’s life has truly been like and, to think that they do is purely the ego at work. Insight cannot be imposed.

That’s why the "aha" moment is everything. When a student or client has their own realisation, something clicks at a deep level and change happens naturally. Often, that moment comes with tears. And yes, I jokingly tell students that if their class partner or client cries during a session, they earn a thousand points because it usually means the connection has been made. Because undeniably true transformation doesn’t come from being told what’s wrong. It comes from discovering truth for oneself.

This is why I still love what I do after 36 years. Watching students change after each class, becoming more embodied, more compassionate, more themselves, finding the gift of who they are, is a privilege. Seeing them take that awareness into their families, their communities, and their work is the ultimate goal. Because the more whole we become, the more we give others' permission to do the same. And isn’t that what the world needs right now?

If this way of working, of being, of holding space, of supporting real change, speaks to you, we would love to welcome you into our next intake. Classes are starting very soon in Joburg, KZN, Cape Town, George and Tesselaarsdal.

Join our next Kinesiopractic® training.

Our 2026 Kinesiopractic® Level 1 intake is happening now. Give your future self a life worth thanking you for. www.kinesiologysouthafrica.co.za

22/01/2026

What is healing, really? And on what level does it happen?

Most people think of healing as something purely physical, fixing the body, resolving symptoms, getting back to “normal.” But healing is rarely that simple or that limited.

So let’s pause for a moment and ask a bigger question: Is healing something that happens naturally and quietly over time, or does it take a crisis to wake us up?

For many people, healing begins after a crisis. The end of a relationship, bankruptcy, a severe injury, life-changing illness. Moments when life pulls the rug out from under us, and we are forced to stop, feel, and look more deeply. I know! I have been there, more than once.

Thomas Moore refers to this as “The Dark Night of the Soul.” If you haven’t read his work, it’s a powerful exploration of the waking-up process, the way life nudges (or sometimes pushes) us back onto a more authentic path. Not to punish us, but to strip away what no longer fits. To peel away the layers of the old self so that the true self can finally emerge, like a butterfly leaving the chrysalis.

Life happens.
The so-called “wake-up call” is not there to break us, it’s there to move us from the old into the new. Real healing asks us to go down into the ashes of ourselves and search for the gold that has always been there. And that takes courage. Courage to meet the shadow parts of ourselves honestly, consciously, and without judgment.

The only way out, is through!
When we don’t face what life is asking of us, it doesn’t disappear. It lingers. In our thoughts. In our bodies. In our relationships. Whispering, nudging, waiting patiently for our attention. And when unhealed parts are ignored for too long, they often show up as pain, imbalance, or disease, not as punishment, but as a message. This is why, as Kinesiopractors®, we say that the body is the messenger - what is the message that it is trying to give to us?

Many of us discover, eventually, that the person we thought we had to be was never our true self at all. It was a mask. It was a survival strategy so that we could be loved, seen, heard, or safe.

True healing invites us to gently lay that mask down. So healing, then, becomes a conscious choice. A choice to meet ourselves honestly, without blame or shame, and to see what has always been there beneath the layers of protection, suppression, and pretence, until we can finally accept ourselves as we are: whole, worthy, and deeply loving.

This is a journey many Kinesiology students find themselves on, often without realising it at first. The work naturally invites reflection, awareness, and personal growth. Students are encouraged to work through their own stresses, limitations, and patterns, creating space for deeper understanding and change.

It’s a truly holistic process working with the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of being human. And yes, it often comes with tears - tears at the loss of the old self sometimes, but mostly tears of release, of being seen, of finally being heard. And once awareness arrives, change is never far behind. What makes this journey so powerful is the space that is held - a safe, supportive environment where growth is honoured, and each person is met with compassion.

Over the years, I’ve watched students change, grow, and step more fully into who they truly are. It’s one of the reasons that, after 36 years of teaching, I remain deeply passionate about teaching Kinesiology. Being part of that unfolding, witnessing students and clients reconnect with themselves, is where, for me, true healing begins, and I am honoured to play a small part in that process.

So, if you are ready to heal, change and grow and to become the authentic you, then it might be time to Book a session with a Kinesiopractor® or Join our next Kinesiopractic® training.

Our 2026 Kinesiopractic® Level 1 intake is happening now. Give your future self a life worth thanking you for.

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20/01/2026

That quote has a way of stopping you for a moment, doesn’t it? I’ve been sitting with it myself, because after more than 35 years of working with Kinesiopractic®, I still find myself quietly amazed at what happens when someone shifts their perception, even just a little.

Did you know, Kinesiopractic® helps us to rewire the chemistry of our body? How do we know that? Because of the incredible changes that our clients experience! Over the years, I’ve watched clients walk out of a single session changed at a very deep leve. I have seen students and qualified Kinesiopractors® pause mid-session, eyes wide, saying, “I didn’t expect that to happen.” And honestly? I still feel that sense of awe too.

What Kinesiopractic® seems to do so beautifully is bridge the gap between what we think and what we feel. Using gentle muscle testing, we listen to the body, quietly and intelligently. The body shows us where stress has been stored over time, where emotions haven’t been processed, or where old beliefs are interrupting natural flow. And what becomes very clear, very quickly, is that the body doesn’t lie. It communicates consistently, and honestly, if we are willing to listen.

Rather than asking, “What do I need to take to feel better?” Kinesiopractic® invites a different question: “What can I understand, release, or reframe so that my body can return to balance?”

At the Specialised Kinesiopractic® College, this is the space we continue to explore together, the intersection of thought, energy, emotion, and healing. Because when we learn to shift our perceptions and our perspective, we don’t just change our minds, we change our health, our relationships, and our world.

And if you’re feeling curious, or you are longing for a whole new direction in life, then Level 1 training might be a next step for you. It’s an invitation to learn how to listen more deeply to the body’s wisdom, for yourself and for others, within a supportive, thoughtful learning community.

If you feel called to understand the body’s wisdom and master the art of energy alignment, join us for our next Kinesiopractic® Level 1 training. Send an enrollment request here. Our 2026 courses are starting very soon.

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