It started with computers making me sick.
I was 17, working with computers, designing software. The doctors said IBS. My first kinesiology session said radiation poisoning from monitors. The session worked. I was rude and skeptical, and they fixed me anyway.
I have dyslexia — couldn't read more than ten minutes at a time. My teacher told me I'd need to read fluently to learn HK. So they did a reading correction on me. After that I read 80% better. That's when I knew this work was real.
"Data in, data out. The brain sends an impulse. The mind tells the fingers to move. So simple."
Decades later I'm still applying that frame — to bodies, to software, to AI. I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail in 2017 — Mexico to the Columbia River, March to November. Taught Radiokinesis across the country. Now I'm mostly home, building SpiraOS, teaching when I can travel, taking sessions when I have the energy. Different season. Same work.