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Kinesiology by Kim, Dubbo (2026)

11/06/2026

✋sometimes the “strong one” becomes the ROLE we play because somewhere along the way, we learnt it was safer to hold it together or not need too much.

We don’t need to be perfect to be loved, supported or accepted.

In kinesiology, we gently explore the patterns and beliefs that keep you stuck in the “strong” mask and take small steps back towards your authentic, imperfect self.

The part of you that doesn’t have to have it all together.

The part of you that can be real, soft, messy, honest and still worthy of support.

👉Book a session when you’re ready to put the mask down and begin unpacking the limiting beliefs you’ve been carrying. xx

08/06/2026

Gallbladder-20 | Wind Pool

This point is found at the base of the skull, in the little hollows on either side of the neck.

In TCM, GB-20 is connected to the concept of Wind.

Wind can show up as symptoms that come on quickly or feel changeable; like headaches, dizziness, colds or flu neck tension, pain, or skin conditions such as eczema.

GB-20 may support:

* Headaches and migraines
* Neck and shoulder tension
* Sinus pressure
* Dizziness
* Jaw tightness
* Eye strain
* Stress and mental overload

Emotionally, GB-20 may also support those “stuck in your head” feelings; mental overload, irritability, frustration, scattered thoughts, indecision, tension and finding it hard to switch off.

To use: place your thumbs or fingertips into the hollows at the base of your skull, as shown in the picture.

Use gentle pressure, breathe slowly, and hold for a few minutes or until you feel a nice, steady and consistent pulse.

You can also massage gently in small circles or use light tapping.

Essential oils that may pair nicely with this point include:
* Lavender
* Peppermint
* Frankincense
* Roman Chamomile
* Rosemary

Always dilute essential oils before applying to the skin, and avoid using strong oils near the eyes. Peppermint and rosemary may not be suitable for everyone, especially during pregnancy, with young children, or for some health conditions.

Go gently, this point should feel supportive, not painful. xx

04/06/2026

This is one of my favourites.🩵🤍

I just love the smell of this one. I think it’s the combination of bush flowers and essential oils. It comes with me to my clinic space, my home office, and when I travel away. (Yes, I do have the Sleep, Focus and Travel sprays too…) but this one is the all-rounder that lives in my handbag.

The Australian Bush Flower Essences Calm & Clear Skin & Space Mist is a beautiful support for emotional tension, mental overwhelm and those “always on” moments.

This blend is designed to encourage calmness, clarity, peace, winding down and taking time for yourself, especially when life feels full or demanding.

It contains the bush flowers:
Black-eyed Susan — slowing down and turning inward
Boronia — easing repetitive thoughts
Bottlebrush — coping, calm and moving forward
Bush Fuchsia — clear communication and integration
Crowea — peace, calm and emotional balance
Jacaranda — decisiveness and centred focus
Little Flannel Flower — playfulness, joy and lightness
Paw Paw — calmness and clarity when overwhelmed

It also contains the essential oils Neroli, Patchouli, Lavender and Sweet Orange, giving it a soft, calming and uplifting scent.

You can mist it around your space, treatment room, bedroom, car, or gently around yourself when you need a little reset.

I currently have the Calm & Clear Skin & Space Mist in stock for $22.95, along with other ABFE remedy products.

If this feels like something you might need, send me a DM and I’m happy to put one aside for you.

xx Kim

29/05/2026

Simple doesn’t mean insignificant. ❤

Pausing, moving gently and drinking good quality water can support so many parts of your wellbeing — from your nervous system, digestion, energy and mood to your immune system and overall body function.

Save this post as a little reminder to come back to every few days, especially when you need a gentle nudge to care for yourself with a bit more compassion.

For lymphatic support, you could try:

Gently place both hands on your neck, with your fingers resting under your ears and jaw. Slowly stretch the skin downward, then release and repeat, moving down towards your collarbone

Your hands aren’t sliding along the skin; it’s more of a gentle skin stretch. Remember to use a very light touch — go a little lighter than you think, and you’re probably almost there.

You can also place your fingers just above your collarbone and gently stretch the skin in toward the centre of your body. Gentle, intentional movement can support lymph flow, immune function and overall wellbeing.

You may also notice a calming sensation from these very light movements. In addition to working around important lymphatic areas, this region is also close to the vagus nerve, which is another reason this type of gentle touch can feel so soothing.

If you’d like to experience lymphatic drainage for yourself, you’re welcome to reach out or book an appointment online.

xx Kim

26/05/2026

💚When you feel like you’re carrying too much, the Purifying Essence blend is for you!

I currently have the Purifying Essence Drops in stock for $19.95, along with other remedy drops in the ABFE range.

If you’re interested, send me a DM and I’m happy to put one aside for you and arrange a suitable time for collection.

The Purifying blend is a pre-made flower essence combination traditionally used to support the release of emotional waste, built-up emotional baggage and that heavy, “I feel weighed down” feeling.

It contains six bush flowers:
Bauhinia — for acceptance and opening to change
Bottlebrush — for calm, coping and moving forward
Bush Iris — for clearing and deeper energetic release
Dagger Hakea — for forgiveness and expressing feelings
Dog Rose — for courage, confidence and self-belief
Wild Potato Bush — for freedom, enthusiasm and moving on

This might be a lovely support when you feel emotionally cluttered, heavy, stagnant, resentful, overwhelmed, or like you’re ready to clear out what you no longer want to carry.

The drops are simple to take: 7 drops under the tongue, or in water, on rising and retiring.

This one is a beautiful “spring clean” style blend for the emotional body.

And while this is a pre-made blend, I can also prepare individual flower essence blends in clinic if you’d like something more specific to what you’re currently moving through.

If you’d like to know more, send me a DM or ask next time you’re in clinic.

xx Kim

24/05/2026

🍂🍂Autumn has felt a bit heavy for me this year, and from a TCM perspective, that actually makes sense.

Autumn is connected to the Metal element, which relates to the Lung and Large Intestine meridians. Think; grief, guilt, difficulty letting go, boundaries, skin issues and poor immunity.

❄️As we move closer to Winter, the energy shifts into the Water element, which is connected to the Kidney and Bladder meridians; deep rest, fear, willpower, stillness, restoration and our reserves.

And honestly, I’m looking forward to that slower Winter energy this year.

If you’d like to know more about the acupressure points or Bush Flower Essences mentioned in this post that can support Autumn themes, send me a DM or we can chat more in a kinesiology session. xx

21/05/2026

👋You might not feel “fearful”, but fear doesn’t always look like a panic attack, shaking, crying or feeling obviously scared.

Often, it’s much quieter.

Fear can look like:
🩵 needing to know what’s happening next (control)
🩵 keeping everyone else happy (people-pleasing)
🩵 staying busy because rest feels uncomfortable (distraction)
🩵 overthinking everything (mental rehearsal)
🩵 not speaking up because conflict feels too much (avoidance)
🩵 doing things “right” so you don’t feel judged (perfectionism)
🩵 holding back tears because vulnerability feels unsafe (emotional protection)

From a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective, fear is often connected with the Water element, and the Kidney and Bladder meridians.

Fear may show up emotionally as a need for control, feeling numb or anxious, needing connection, or feeling like you can’t fully trust yourself or your instincts.

Physically, Water themes may be linked with lumbar pain or tension, weak knees, tight hamstrings or calf muscles, tender Achilles, waking to use the bathroom during the night, exhaustion, or feeling like your body is running on empty (think adrenal fatigue).

This post is simply an invitation to get curious and maybe ask yourself:

👉I people-please so I don’t have to feel…...
👉I stay busy because stillness brings up..…
👉I need control because uncertainty feels..…
👉I try to do things “right” because I’m worried people will think....
👉I hold back my emotions because being seen feels…..

Often, these patterns aren’t random.

They’re protective.

The problem is, what once protected you can eventually start limiting you.

In kinesiology, we work gently with the body and nervous system, so your body can feel safe enough to let go of old protective patterns.

If you’re noticing fear underneath some of your daily patterns or behaviours, comment **FEAR** and I’ll send you one acupressure point you can gently rub at home for support.

xx Kim

19/05/2026

SP6 - A beautiful acupressure point for women’s wellbeing. 🥰

Located on the inside of the lower leg, about four finger widths above the inner ankle bone, SP6 is where the Spleen, Liver and Kidney meridians meet in TCM.

Because of this, it’s often used to support:
✔️ menstrual discomfort and PMS
✔️ emotional overwhelm
✔️ digestion
✔️ sleep
✔️ feeling depleted
✔️ grounding and calming the body

SP6 can also be helpful when we’re looking at “damp” patterns from a TCM perspective.

Damp can feel like heaviness, sluggishness, bloating, fluid retention, brain fog, low energy, or that feeling of being physically and emotionally bogged down.

And sometimes, for women and mums, damp-style patterns can sit alongside the habit of over-nurturing everyone else while forgetting our own needs.

Too much giving.
Too little receiving.
Always caring.
Rarely being cared for.

⚠️ Pregnancy precaution: Please avoid using SP6 during pregnancy, especially after the third month. This point is traditionally known to influence the uterus and may stimulate uterine activity.

Save this one for when your body needs a little extra support.

18/05/2026

For the nights when your body is tired, but your mind is still open for business…

I have the Australian Bush Flower Essences Sleep Aromatherapy Roll-On in stock for $19.95.

It contains seven bush flowers;

Black-eyed Susan — for slowing down and turning inward
Boronia — for repetitive thoughts and mental looping
Bottlebrush — for letting go and moving through change
Bush Iris — for deeper energetic clearing and release
Crowea — for peace, calm and emotional balance
Fringed Violet — for energetic protection and restoring your field
Paw Paw — for calmness, clarity and processing overwhelm

The roll-on also includes the essential oils Cinnamon Bark, Eastern Red Cedar and Grapefruit, giving it a warm, grounding and comforting scent.

I’ve also made a little PDF with some beautiful acupressure points specific for sleep, so if you grab a roll-on, I can send that through or show you in clinic how to use it with a bit more intention.

Other products in the range include the Sleep Space Mist, along with other aromatherapy roll-ons such as Calm & Clear, Emergency, Focus, Travel and Woman.

If this feels like something your sleep routine might need, send me a DM. I’m happy to put one aside for you to collect at a time that suits you.
xx Kim

13/05/2026

Sometimes we don’t know the full story yet…

There’s an old story often known as The Chinese Farmer or The Taoist Farmer, and it’s one I like to remember when things don’t go to plan.

This is a simplified version of the story.

A farmer’s horse runs away and his neighbours say, “What terrible luck.”

The farmer replies, “Maybe so, maybe not. We’ll see.”

The next day, the horse returns, bringing wild horses with it. His neighbours say, “What wonderful luck.”

The farmer replies, “Maybe so, maybe not. We’ll see.”

Then the farmer’s son tries to ride one of the wild horses, falls off and breaks his leg. The neighbours say, “What awful luck.”

The farmer replies, “Maybe so, maybe not. We’ll see.”

Not long after, soldiers come through the village to take the young men away to war. But because the farmer’s son has a broken leg, he is left behind. The neighbours say, “What good luck.”

The farmer replies, “Maybe so, maybe not. We’ll see.”

I love this story because it reminds me how quickly our minds label things as good or bad.

Sometimes we just don’t know the full story yet.

Maybe it’s a setback.
Maybe it’s a redirection.
Maybe we’ll understand it later.

If your mind often jumps to worst-case scenario or disaster planning, that’s something we can gently work with in a Kinesiology session.

Let’s slow it down and see what your body is really responding to xx

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