ICV & Houston Valve Kinesiology CPD Workshop | Bristol
A CPD workshop for Kinesiologists
Join this practical kinesiology CPD workshop in Bristol. Learn ICV and Houston Valve correction protocols, refresh your skills and build practitioner confidence.
The ICV is located between the small and large intestine and is on the kidney meridian. When it’s working properly, it opens to allow digested food through into the large intestine and closes back up to stop the return of waste.
It is a muscular value and under autonomic nerve control, which means that emotions can affect the proper functioning of it.On the other side of the body sits the Houston Valve - this also needs to be working properly to allow proper elimination of faecal matter.
If the ICV / Houston isn’t functioning properly, the body can start to become toxic either because waste matter is able to flow back to the small intestine or because it can’t be properly eliminated.
A malfunctioning ICV is extremely common and can create all sorts of symptoms including; headaches, joint pain, indigestion, burping, fatigue, tinnitus, IBS, colitis, etc.
In this one-day in-person workshop you’ll learn the whole ICV & Houston correction protocol, including:
- How to muscle test to see whether the ICV and Houston Valves are out of balance
- How to balance the valves using the correction points, and in which order
- When to use the protocol within a client session
- Food testing against the ICV
- After care advice for the client
There will be plenty of time for workshopping on the day.
COURSE DATES
Early 2027, North Bristol, BS32 - exact date TBC
10am - 4:30pm
INVESTMENT
£185 (£20 discount for KA members)
To book your space, or join the waitlist for the next course, please use the contact form below.
A £100 deposit is required on booking with the balance payable 4 weeks before the course date.
