Geraldine Conroy - Kinesiologist
Geraldine Conroy is a Kinesiologist trained in Nutritional Testing, Touch for Health and Emotional Health & Wellbeing and is an Australian Bush Flower Essence practitioner. Geraldine originates from Dublin but now lives in Naas, Co. Kildare. Her interest in kinesiology began over a decade ago when her baby daughter suffered chronic eczema that no conventional medicine could treat or heal.
Supported by regular kinesiology sessions, which identified nutritional deficiencies and intolerances to certain foods, and by the addition of nutritional supplements, the eczema was fully and successfully eliminated.
Inspired by these and other effective results Geraldine pursued a Diploma in Kinesiology successfully graduating in 2015.
Having pursued her interest in complementary medicine for over 20 years and with her natural ability to engage with people Geraldine exudes a passion for personal wellbeing in all aspects of life.
Geraldine also has an ITEC Diploma in Energy Massage Therapy and is a registered Member of the Kinesiology Association of Ireland.
Kinesiology is a very gentle therapy which muscles tests to check for any imbalances in the mind body system, therefore locating and treating the root of the problem and bringing the body back into balance. Kinesiology balances the body by identifying food intolerances / sensitivities, eliminating toxins, releasing energy blockages, reducing tension and stress and by enhancing the individual’s body to heal naturally.
Geraldine is also an Australian Bush Flower practitioner. Flower essences although used for thousands of years were rediscovered and popularised eighty years ago by Dr. Edward Bach. Ian White, a 5th generation Australian herbalist has further developed this system to meet the great need for remedies that help people address the issues of the 21st century. There are 69 individual flower remedies which not only help to give clarity to one’s life but also the courage, strength and commitment to follow and pursue one’s goals and dreams.