Structural Kinesiology

We’re excited to announce our new Structural Kinesiology stream – designed to enhance your skills in working with the physical body and neurological system in a holistic, trauma-informed way.

Course Details

Dates:

Sydney:
31 October 2025
to
16 February 2025
Melbourne:
27 January 2026
to
2 April 2026
Cost: $4,400
Pre-requisite: Any CCM Kinesiology or MBM graduate, or current student who has completed Subject 3 (Dynamic Structure)

Qualification

  • Current Diploma of Kinesiology holders: Receive CCM issued Structural Kinesiology Certification (56hrs CPE)
  • Current Dip. of MBM students and graduates can use this stream towards obtaining a Diploma of Kinesiology
  • Others: Receive a Certificate of Attainment

Why add Structural Kinesiology to Your practise?

  • Expand your skill set and clinic offerings
  • Become a more complete practitioner
  • Address a wider range of client problems
  • Gain confidence in working with pain, performance, and physical conditions

Subjects

Integrative Manual Therapy

Is an integrative approach to working with the physical body. It is a blend of hands-on corrections, assessments, and protocols to help the practitioner work with the physical body.

There is also a focus on developing your own palpations skills and presence as a practitioner.

Main areas taught

  • Palpation skills – your presence as a practitioner with physical body work
  • Core concepts when working with the body and neurological system
  •  Orthopaedic assessments
  • Trigger point therapy
  • Myofascial move (Bowen) with a link to fascial trains
  •  Joint mobilization- A gentle approach to working with key joints of the body
  • Revision of dynamic structure.
  • Hands on protocols for working with specific regions of the body
  •  Myofascial integration technique- neurologically and whole body
  • Emotional motor system – a protocol using the physical body to treat the emotional motor system
  • A basic intro to pain and performance and underlying concepts
  • Further development of felt sense skills as a practitioner

A gentle approach for those clients who find it challenging to connect with their body, present with physical pain and /or have a history of trauma.

Functional Neurology for Kinesiologists

Is a combination of basic functional neurology assessments/ corrections and functional protocols in order to address posture, brain function, trauma, pain, and performance.

Its main focus is on the neurological system

Areas covered:

  • Neurological assessments – Ocular (eyes) Vestibular cerebellum (balance, coordination, and spatial awareness)
  • Cranial nerves theory and its links to the above
  • Vagus nerve assessments and protocols (trauma informed approach)
  • Protocols for
    • Diaphragm (Breathing)
    • Core stability
    • Psoas/ Glutes
    • General Integrative Balance for physical conditions

This module will give you a better understanding of how the neurological system impacts posture, pain and performance and ways to address it through protocols and client specific neurological exercises for home reinforcement. Complements Neurological approach module