List of Doctors certified in Autonomic Testing (U.S. Only)

[JuliaFaith]

Dr. K Academy sends out e-mails on classes on muscle testing and they produced this list of doctors that are now certified in case anyone is possibly interested in finding someone in their area.

 

 

Jens Riogeist, Ph.D.,LAc

Newberg Natural Health Center

Newberg, OR

503-538-5128

www.newbergnaturalhealth.com

 

Melody Hart, ND, PhD

The Hart Center for Alternative Medicine

Geneva, IL

630-262-5055www.hartcenter.com

 

Autumn M. Frandsen, NP

The Center for Natural and Integrative Medicine

Orlando, FL

407-355-9246www.drkalidas.com

 

Donna Zaken, RN, APRN

Integrative Lyme Center of Rhode Island

Providence, RI

401-585-7877www.donnazaken.com

 

Dov Widenbaum, DC

Widenbaum Chiropractic and Wellness Center

Suffern, NY

845-425-7777

www.widenbaumwellnesscenter.com

 

Julia Marino, NDP, DCTP

Natural Health Innovations, Inc

Houston, TX

713-581-8108www.naturalhealthinnovations.net

 

Zoya Voitenko, ND

Stop the Clock Naturopathic Clinic

Mississauga, ON Canada

905-274-6400www.stoptheclockclinic.com

Edited July 3, 2012 by JuliaFaith

[JuliaFaith]

Oops - one in Canada too!

[tpotter]

Just for the record, other docs are qualified/certified in AK (applied kinesiology,) which is muscle testing, but they learn from different organizations.

[JuliaFaith]

Thanks tpotter for the add'l info.

[tpotter]

Thanks tpotter for the add'l info.

 

 

YW

[socalmom]

as usual there are none in Southern California.....so frustrating. This is why I had to do "long distance ART through Dr Derksens office.

[tpotter]

as usual there are none in Southern California.....so frustrating. This is why I had to do "long distance ART through Dr Derksens office.

 

But there may be chiropractors who practice AK (Applied Kinesiology.) We were using a fantastic one in NY, but then moved. We still travelled back and forth regularly, and I finally looked online, and found one locally (even takes insurance!). Both chiropractors in his office have been trained in AK, and both have been very good. I would suggest googling,and then making lots of phone calls to ask if they do AK.

[socalmom]

as usual there are none in Southern California.....so frustrating. This is why I had to do "long distance ART through Dr Derksens office.

 

But there may be chiropractors who practice AK (Applied Kinesiology.) We were using a fantastic one in NY, but then moved. We still travelled back and forth regularly, and I finally looked online, and found one locally (even takes insurance!). Both chiropractors in his office have been trained in AK, and both have been very good. I would suggest googling,and then making lots of phone calls to ask if they do AK.

 

Thanks tpotter, that's a good idea, AK is the same as ART? I thought they we're different.

[Christianmom]

Dr. Marc Schwartz, DC in Jenkintown, PA (near Philadelphia) teaches ART classes on the east coast for the Klinghardt Academy. He has trained directly under Dr. Klinghardt.

 

Also, I think there are different levels of certification (three or four). The higher the better.

[JuliaFaith]

The dr's in list are all Level 3 practitioners.

[sptcmom]

The dr's in list are all Level 3 practitioners.

 

The list you've posted are certified at a basic level, not advanced. The info is at the bottom of the email.This was the very first certification ever and that too attached to a very expensive seminar. Seemingly one has to re-attend the seminar in order to be able to take the test. It may not be financially feasible for practitioners already trained at level 3 to attend another level 3. Maybe things will be more streamlined in the future.

 

ART has been around for more than a decade. It is a wonderful tool and there are many good officially trained practitioners. Do please keep in mind not yet certified doesnot mean not yet officially trained by the Klinghardt Academy instructors. Marc Schwartz teaches level 1 and 2 as do many other instructors. Dr Kling teaches level 3 advanced himself.

 

There are many ART practitioners level -3 advanced to level 1 basic all across the globe. I am a level 3 practitioner myself with official documentation etc and I know of many others local and national. I have trained with Dr. Klinghardt himself at my level 3 training and in his office in Seattle and in Germany. This certification concept is something easy enough but very new and it will take a while for all practitioners to find the time to attend these seminars and get it done. I would suggest you call Debbie at the Klinghardt academy to refer you to an experienced practitioner. She is a very honest, upfront and genuine person who will give you referrals as she understands this certification thing is new.

 

I am sure there are ART practitioners in every state. I know Dr Harris, LLMD in California has an ART practitioner in his office a few days a week or month can't remember.

 

AK v/s ART is a moot point. ART was born from AK. ART is more detailed and uses more quantum physics principles per se. AK and ART are both considered bioenergetic testing and it all depends on the skill and experience of your practitioner as to the accuracy. My personal Bioenergetic doc is phenomenal and doesn't use ART but rather basic AK and cranial rhythms Very accurate and very precise. So depends.

 

Not supposed to use 'ART" abbreviation any more due to some legal stuff but its so hard to keep typing Autonomic response testing every time. oh well.

Edited July 6, 2012 by sptcmom

[Mignonne]

The dr's in list are all Level 3 practitioners.

 

The list you've posted are certified at a basic level, not advanced. The info is at the bottom of the email.This was the very first certification ever and that too attached to a very expensive seminar. Seemingly one has to re-attend the seminar in order to be able to take the test. It may not be financially feasible for practitioners already trained at level 3 to attend another level 3. Maybe things will be more streamlined in the future.

 

ART has been around for more than a decade. It is a wonderful tool and there are many good officially trained practitioners. Do please keep in mind not yet certified doesnot mean not yet officially trained by the Klinghardt Academy instructors. Marc Schwartz teaches level 1 and 2 as do many other instructors. Dr Kling teaches level 3 advanced himself.

 

There are many ART practitioners level -3 advanced to level 1 basic all across the globe. I am a level 3 practitioner myself with official documentation etc and I know of many others local and national. I have trained with Dr. Klinghardt himself at my level 3 training and in his office in Seattle and in Germany. This certification concept is something easy enough but very new and it will take a while for all practitioners to find the time to attend these seminars and get it done. I would suggest you call Debbie at the Klinghardt academy to refer you to an experienced practitioner. She is a very honest, upfront and genuine person who will give you referrals as she understands this certification thing is new.

 

I am sure there are ART practitioners in every state. I know Dr Harris, LLMD in California has an ART practitioner in his office a few days a week or month can't remember.

 

 

 

Dr. Claire Riendeau, her office is in Reno, NV. If anyone has the Klinghardt referral list, please PM it to me. I'm extremely ill.

[red]

The dr's in list are all Level 3 practitioners.

 

The list you've posted are certified at a basic level, not advanced. The info is at the bottom of the email.This was the very first certification ever and that too attached to a very expensive seminar. Seemingly one has to re-attend the seminar in order to be able to take the test. It may not be financially feasible for practitioners already trained at level 3 to attend another level 3. Maybe things will be more streamlined in the future.

 

ART has been around for more than a decade. It is a wonderful tool and there are many good officially trained practitioners. Do please keep in mind not yet certified doesnot mean not yet officially trained by the Klinghardt Academy instructors. Marc Schwartz teaches level 1 and 2 as do many other instructors. Dr Kling teaches level 3 advanced himself.

 

There are many ART practitioners level -3 advanced to level 1 basic all across the globe. I am a level 3 practitioner myself with official documentation etc and I know of many others local and national. I have trained with Dr. Klinghardt himself at my level 3 training and in his office in Seattle and in Germany. This certification concept is something easy enough but very new and it will take a while for all practitioners to find the time to attend these seminars and get it done. I would suggest you call Debbie at the Klinghardt academy to refer you to an experienced practitioner. She is a very honest, upfront and genuine person who will give you referrals as she understands this certification thing is new.

 

I am sure there are ART practitioners in every state. I know Dr Harris, LLMD in California has an ART practitioner in his office a few days a week or month can't remember.

 

AK v/s ART is a moot point. ART was born from AK. ART is more detailed and uses more quantum physics principles per se. AK and ART are both considered bioenergetic testing and it all depends on the skill and experience of your practitioner as to the accuracy. My personal Bioenergetic doc is phenomenal and doesn't use ART but rather basic AK and cranial rhythms Very accurate and very precise. So depends.

 

Not supposed to use 'ART" abbreviation any more due to some legal stuff but its so hard to keep typing Autonomic response testing every time. oh well.

You say that ART uses more quantum physics principles. I would love to read some scientific papers about ART. As a level 3 practitioner you must have some very good published papers. Would you post some links to published papers. As a biomechanical specialist with extensive training in kinesiology, kinetics and kinematics with 37 years experience I use science for a very different medical purpose. And as someone who is fighting the good fight against bart my interest in is this comes has dual reasons. I use acupuncture and my wife is a level one healing touch practitioner as well as a physical therapist. I also have taken a couple of healing touch courses but only "practice" (LOL) on my wife.

I have read Klinghardt's protocol for "ART". It should be reproducible between practitioners if done according to the protocol. I assume that all level 3 practitioners are amalgam free and otherwise live and practice in a toxin/emf free environment? I would think that given the level of sensitivity of autonomic response testing that all testing should be performed in a very strict environment. Seeing that Kinghardt has promoted removing electromagnetic fields from ours houses I would assume that level 3 means you are practicing in an office that is EMF free? These are questions that as a health care consumer I would be asking before I was tested. Has anybody out there who has been treated/diagnosed with ART made sure they were tested in a clean environment and that their clinician is toxin free (I assume that means they did not have a glass of red wine containing sulfites the night before)?

Thanks

Red

Edited September 1, 2012 by red

[JuliaFaith]

I have read Klinghardt's protocol for "ART". It should be reproducible between practitioners if done according to the protocol. I assume that all level 3 practitioners are amalgam free and otherwise live and practice in a toxin/emf free environment? I would think that given the level of sensitivity of autonomic response testing that all testing should be performed in a very strict environment. Seeing that Kinghardt has promoted removing electromagnetic fields from ours houses I would assume that level 3 means you are practicing in an office that is EMF free? These are questions that as a health care consumer I would be asking before I was tested. Has anybody out there who has been treated/diagnosed with ART made sure they were tested in a clean environment and that their clinician is toxin free (I assume that means they did not have a glass of red wine containing sulfites the night before)?

Thanks

Red

The office we were treated in had EMF curtains and paint, but they are moving this next month, so will check with them again on these issues. It seems the goal of the office is to have a healthy environment for the very ill patients that they treat, and it also seems, from what you are saying that with level 3 Auto testing that it is essential as well. Thanks for mentioning this.