So… what is NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT)?

NeuroKinetic Therapy (NKT) is a way of working with pain and tightness that looks at how your brain controls movement, not just where it hurts.

Your brain has a “movement control centre” that decides which muscles switch on and which ones switch off every time you move. When you’ve had injuries, stress, surgery, scars, or long-term compensation, that system can get a bit confused.

One muscle starts doing too much, another stops doing enough — and over time, pain shows up somewhere completely unexpected.

Instead of chasing symptoms, NKT uses specific muscle testing to ask the nervous system:

“What’s actually driving this problem?”
 

We then:

• Identify muscles that are overworking
   
• Release them
   
• Reactivate the muscles that should be doing the job
   
• And give simple, targeted exercises to help your brain remember the new, better pattern
   

A few years ago, I developed severe hip pain.
It got so bad I could barely walk. I had to stop exercising completely.

There was no clear injury. Nothing I could point to and say, “Yep — that’s what caused it.”

I did everything:

• X-rays
   
• MRIs
   
• Ultrasounds
   
• Massage
   
• Dry needling
   
• Physio
   
• Chiro
   
• Kinesiology
   
• Exercise rehab
   

Each time, I’d get maybe a day or two of relief, and then the pain would come straight back.

Eventually, I saw a Level 3 NeuroKinetic Therapy practitioner.

In one session, he traced my hip pain back to something that seemed completely unrelated:
👉 a scar on my head from an injury I’d had about two months before the hip pain started.

That scar was interfering with my nervous system’s motor control — and my hip was paying the price.

He treated the scar.

The next day, my hip pain was gone.
It never came back.

That was five years ago.

I am fortunate to have obtained this same level of NKT training. My life's mission is to reduce suffering wherever I can, to the best of my ability.