Two of the Western certifications in Rodney’s training sit close together in practice: Certified International Bach Flower Therapy and Touch for Health kinesiology.
Bach Flower Therapy
The Bach system is a set of thirty-eight preparations, each associated with a particular emotional state — not a symptom, a state. Fear of a known thing is treated differently from unfocused dread. Impatience is a different picture from resignation. The practitioner’s work is matching accurately, and the accuracy is most of the result.
It is gentle, it is inexpensive, and it is something you take home and continue between sessions. In Rodney’s practice it usually appears as support running alongside other work rather than as the main intervention — the emotional level being one of the five he assesses.
Touch for Health kinesiology
Touch for Health uses muscle response testing to get information the client cannot easily report. It is an assessment tool first: a way of asking the body questions and getting an answer that has not been filtered through what the person believes about themselves.
Rodney also trained in Soft-Tissue Release, which is hands-on and used selectively where the situation is genuinely structural. Direct touch is usually unnecessary in his work; where it is used, it is specific to the case and always with the client fully clothed.
Why these are on the same page
Honestly, because neither is a practice you would come to Rodney specifically for, and pretending otherwise would be marketing rather than description. They are real certifications, used in real sessions, and they sit inside a wider approach. The disciplines he is most sought out for are the Yuen Method, Pranic Healing and Qigong.
The full training history, teacher by teacher, is on the credentials page.
Last reviewed September 16, 2026 by Rodney Blount.