Miss Claudia Benson (Kinesiology North London)

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PracticeName: Kinesiology North London
Discipline: Bio-energetic Testing & Therapy, Chakra Balancing, Kinesiology, Magnet Therapy, Nutrition, Reiki, Stress Management
Address1: Highgate Health Centre
Address2: 31 Highgate High Street
Address3: Highgate
Town: Camden
County: London
Postcode: N6 5T
Title: Miss
FirstName: Claudia
Surname: Benson
Telephone: 0207 2724121
Fax:
Email: claudiabensonhk@yahoo.co.uk
Website: http://www.healthkinesiologylondon.uk
Information: Claudia Benson is a fully qualified registered health kinesiology therapist practicing at the Highgate Health Centre in Highgate Village, London borough of Camden. She has been practicing since 2001 and is a full member of the Kinesiology Federation. Evening and Sunday appointments are available. Do please ring or email if you wish to discuss what you think you might like kinesiology for. Sessions are an hour and a quarter and cost £58. Reiki and Seikem healing also available at £40 for an hour. Training: Health Kinesiology Studies UK - Health Kinesiology Professional KFRP - Kinesiology Federation registered practitioner Diploma holistic massage - MTI - Massage Training Institute Reiki Master- 9th in line to Usui Seikem practitioner. I also take regular continuing professional development kinesiology based courses to update my skills.
Specialism: Allergies / Allergy Testing, Anxiety & Panic Attacks, Bowel Disorders, Candida, Chronic Fatigue, Chronic Illnesses, Constipation, Depression, Detoxification, Digestive Disorders, Eczema, Fatigue, Food Intolerance, Gut / Intestinal / Digestive Disorders, Headaches / Migraine, Hormonal Disorders / Imbalance, Immune System Boosting, Infertility, Insomnia, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, ME, Men's Health, Migraine, Obesity, Skin Problems, Stress, Ulcerative Colitis, Weight control, Womens (health), Women's (health)

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