Dear clients and friends, A 1-month early-bird discount for the 2023 International Kinesiology Conference on LIFELONG LEARNING will be effective as of today! Sign up with the sponsor or one of the co-sponsors before September 14, 2023 and save up to Hong Kong Dollars 500 for the 4-day conference on October 14-17, 2023 (9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., HKT, UTC+8)! Learn from 54...
According to YUAN Jun from the U.S.A., applying the dialectical thinking of the theory of mutual generation and mutual control among the five elements can help support those being balanced to create more integrated and systematic lifelong learning and growth. See what YUAN Jun has to say about her speech “The Wisdom of the Five-Element Balance” at the 2023 International...
Toshie SUZUKI from Japan will share the experiences of people who have used Touch for Health to shine their lives. Come to the 2023 International Kinesiology Conference, and listen to her speech “Life Shines: Experiences That Made Life Shine by Using Touch for Health® for Lifelong Learning”. Conference Website: https://lifelonglearning2023.com/ Join Us as Participant: https://lifelonglearning2023.com/?p=5469 Play video on YOUTUBE Play video on...
According to Conrad S. C. HO from Hong Kong, China, continuously managing the fundamentals of different personal issues and using them as resources to develop growth habits and accumulate growth momentum is what I advocate as lifelong learning. See what Conrad has to say about his speech “Lifelong Learning and Order in Life” at the 2023 International Kinesiology Conference. Conference Website:...
Amy W.M. CHOI from Hong Kong, China will share with you what you need to do to have EMPTY YOUR BRAIN, to trust your body, to trust the process, and to let the “Momentum” (勢) be your guiding light, drawing your body into action and your brain into thinking and decisions moment by moment. In this way, life becomes a...
According to Jacque MOONEY from Australia, if we are aware enough, we can recognise that some of the painful events have a pattern. How can we learn and grow from these experiences rather than just try to survive them? See what Jacque has to say about her speech “Why Is This Happening to Me Again?” at the 2023 International Kinesiology...
TANG Lan from China found that motor development is the most important factor that affects learning motivation. She believes that the issue of life always involves personal rhythm, relationship harmony and system balance. How to learn from life is our lifelong learning subject. Come to the 2023 International Kinesiology Conference, and listen to her speech “Effects of Motor Development on Learning...
Angela Jie Yi LIM from Singapore truly believes that our learning never stops. In her presentation "Doing Brain Gym® Movements in a Passive Way", Angela Jie Yi will share her journey of learning and how she modifies the Brain Gym® movements and use them in various ways over the years when working with children with special needs and learning difficulties. Conference...
ZHENG Haiying from China will share the resource-oriented mindset in balance. According to ZHENG Haiying, various paths lead to the same destination, and the key lies in having a comprehensive mindset as a guiding principle. Come to the 2023 International Kinesiology Conference, and listen to her speech “Building a Good Ecosystem To Promote Active Learning”. Conference Website: https://lifelonglearning2023.com/ Join Us as Participant: https://lifelonglearning2023.com/?p=5469 ...
Carol Anne COOPER from United Kingdom believes that improving your ability to write is an important part of lifelong learning. Carol Anne will present her lecture “Unlocking the Writer Within by Applying a Combination of Brain Gym® Activities and Educational Kinesiology Concepts to the Basics of Writing” to share how combining Educational Kinesiology techniques with the basics of writing can...
