Advanced Kinesiotherapy Training at Motionhealing

Each module combines classroom theory with hands-on practical sessions. Theory covers movement anatomy, assessment principles, programme design, and scientific foundations. Practical sessions involve working with partners and eventually real clients under supervision.

Class sizes are kept small (maximum 12 participants) to ensure every person receives meaningful feedback on technique and approach. Sessions typically run evening and weekend hours to accommodate working professionals.

You'll also have dedicated mentor time for personalised guidance through your specialisation project.

Upon successful completion, you receive a Motionhealing Level 3 Kinesiotherapy Diploma, recognised across UK professional networks. This credential is evidence of your competence in movement assessment, programme design, and client work across your chosen specialisation.

The qualification includes a practical portfolio demonstrating your work with real clients, a comprehensive written examination, and successful completion of all module assessments.

Graduates also gain access to our alumni network and continue receiving updated resources as the field evolves.

We welcome participants aged 18 and above, though our programme particularly suits professionals aged 30–65 interested in career development or transition. There are no formal educational prerequisites—we accept students based on motivation and suitability, which we assess through a brief informal conversation.

You should be in reasonable physical health to participate in practical sessions, though modifications are always available if needed. A desire to learn and commitment to professional development are your most important qualifications.

Yes, our structure is specifically designed for working professionals. The foundation and intermediate modules can be studied over 10 weeks with evening and weekend classes. The advanced specialisation offers some flexibility, though this phase requires more intensive practical commitment.

The total time commitment is roughly 8–10 hours weekly during your active study period. Many graduates successfully balance this with full-time employment, though we recommend giving yourself time to absorb the learning.