Body Benefits Therapies offers services including broad scope Kinesiology and a diverse range of Massage and Oriental Therapies.

Trained in Massage Therapies since 2003, Michelle began expanding her scope of practice in 2006 to include Oriental Therapies and Shiatsu and again in 2017 to include broad scope Kinesiology.

Body work techniques include: Kinesiology, Shiatsu, Meridian Massage, Remedial Massage, TuiNa, Moxibustion, Cupping, Ear Candling, Indian Head Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Reiki & Energetic Bodywork.


The following brief has been provided in hope to answer any questions you may have around Kinesiology.

What is Kinesiology?
Kinesiology is a holistic natural therapy which uses the tone response of a muscle (known as muscle monitoring) to access information about a persons well-being. This ‘Neuro-muscular Biofeedback’ received in muscle monitoring accesses your subconscious, your innate awareness.
Your innate self knows your mind, body and spirit and can be interpreted by your kinesiologist to determine the levels of stress held in your physical, mental, emotional, psychological and spiritual wellbeing. Using this same process to remove layers of stress from the person so that they may begin their self-healing journey.

Kinesiology combines Western physiological advancement, acupressure, the body's subtle energy systems and Mudra's to locate areas of stress in your physiology, mind and spirit.

Where did Kinesiology come from?
In the 1960’s research began in what was then called ‘Applied Kinesiology’ by Dr John Goodhart DC. Dr Goodheart learnt that by muscle monitoring a client you can find further information about their ailment. Following his ground breaking work many chiropractors embraced the technique with it’s effective methods in structural correction and began introducing Chinese Medicine Techniques such as meridians and acupressure into their practices.

There are so many types of Kinesiology, which one is for me?
Body Benefits covers a broad scope of kinesiology taught by Guy Bennet at the College of Kinesiology in Brisbane. All types of kinesiology can be beneficial. If you know what you want treated talk with your kinesiologist and ask if it is something they can treat. My best advice post this, would be to follow your instincts and choose from here. There are many different types of Kinesiology and all are beneficial. By accessing your innate your practitioner can decipher how they can best aid your healing process within their scope.

Kinesiology can have great success with:
Anxiety
Over-reactivity and frustration
Past Trauma
Structural Pain and Mobility
Emotional Blockages
Blockages in Career/ Relationships
Gut Health
Intolerances and allergies
Mental Health
Learning and Sensory Issues
Disconnection from spirit/source
Relationship stress
Meridian System deficiencies
Atrial Fibrillation
Shortness of Breath
Sleep
Disorientation, loss of clarity
Immune System
Nutrition and Toxicity
Disease Management Assistance
Post op management and pre op preparation

If you would like to discuss any of the above further you can call Michelle on 0410 116 145

Michelle Green
Cert.4 Remedial Massage;
Dip. Oriental Therapies, Shiatsu;
Dip Kinesiology;