Hi
I am really stuck with the case studies, I have done 6 courses with snhs and I am really stuck with this one.
I really do not know where to start with the case studies and how to lay it all out any suggestions would be great.
My understanding is that if it is a tutor-lead SNHS course you can contact that specific person. However, if you are doing the self-lead SNHS courses you can still phone the college. They are pretty nice, when you phone them - and I suspect that they would ask a tutor and then get back to you with their recommendations.
Ava x
Hi
As I am not sure how much kinesiology practice you have undertaken I thought I would just give you a rough idea of what the Kinesiology Federation would expect to see in the case studies for a foundation assessment (success in this assessment would allow the student to move onto an advanced or diploma training in kinesiology). I hope this helps.
- Full medical, health, dietary and emotional history ensuring no contra-indications for testing of specific muscles. Ensure client then signs and dates consultation sheet.
- Note explanation given to client on rationale of kinesiology, how it evolved and the triad of health.
- Note explanation given to client of what will happen during the balance.
- Note any questions asked by client and answers given.
- Note the Goal or intention for session.
- Note all pretests undertaken plus results and corrections. Dehydration, switching (polarity check), central meridian energy, ionisation, etc
- If using finger modes then detail the results and action taken.
- Note all muscles tested and in what order (supraspinatus, teres major, pectoralis major clavicular, subscapularis, quadriceps, peroneus, psoas, gluteus medius, teres minor, anterior deltoid, pectoralis major sternal, anterior serratus, fascia lata) and results plus corrections when working in fix-as-you-go or if using the five elements note whether over or under energy plus correction.
- Note when and how circuit locating was used plus the challenging of the corrections and the results.
- Note all corrections used including where necessary: neurolymphatics, neurovasculars, acupressure points, meridians, origin/insertion, spindle cell, emotional stress release, visual inhibition, auricular inhibition, strengthening/weakening nutrition, cross crawl, spinal reflex technique, etc
- Note explanation given to client on significance of the results of the testing in relation to the balance, including information on the meridians involved.
- Note how client felt at end of session plus any feedback and note any recommended home reinforcement.