angela sciberras

RSKP, Registered Specialised Kinesiology Practitioner with the AKA, Australian Kinesiology Association – Practitioner and Ambassador for the Australian Traditional Medicine Society

Expertise in Kinesiology, Neuro-Training and Resolve Beyond Neurology

Angela has 20 years of experience and is qualified in 3 unique styles of Kinesiology. Neuro-Linguistic Kinesiology, Resolve Beyond Neurology and Neuro-Training. Throughout her career, she has honed her skills in muscle testing and using the body’s biofeedback to identify and address traumas, fears, and self-sabotage patterns within people suffering the often lasting and painful effects of trauma. Angela’s many specializations include supporting the underlying causes of chronic fatigue, digestive issues, anxiety, learning difficulties, chronic stress, trauma and more. Her holistic approach integrates Clinical Biochemical Facial Analysis, Iris Assessment, and Kinesiology, providing a comprehensive and non-invasive treatment methodology. Angela’s practice as positively impacted numerous lives since its inception in 2006.

Angela’s deep understanding of kinesiology allows her to address both physical and emotional aspects of her clients’ health. By using muscle testing, she can pinpoint specific areas of imbalance and apply appropriate corrections, leading to significant improvements in her clients’ overall well-being. Her ability to combine traditional kinesiology techniques with modern neuro-training methods sets her apart as a leader in her field.

Angela’s dedication to her clients is evident in her personalized approach. She takes the time to understand everyone’s unique needs and tailors her treatments accordingly. This level of care and attention has earned her a loyal client base and a reputation for excellence in the field of kinesiology.

Educational Background and Certifications

Angela’s robust educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts Music with honours in Ethnomusicology, extensive qualifications in complementary health including qualified Clinical Therapeutic Harpist specialising in Palliative Care, Diploma of Kinesiology and Neuro Training, and Oncology Massage Certifications. These qualifications highlight Angela’s commitment to continuous learning and excellence in her field.

Angela’s dedication to her professional development is further evidenced by her ongoing participation in workshops, seminars, and conferences. She regularly attends events hosted by leading organizations in the field of natural medicine, ensuring that she stays up to date with the latest research and best practices. This commitment to continuous learning allows Angela to provide her clients with the highest standard of care.

Qualifications in Multiple Styles of Kinesiology

Angela is uniquely qualified in three distinct styles of kinesiology, Neuro Linguistic, Neuro Training and Resolve Beyond Neurology, showcasing her versatility and depth of knowledge in this field. This multi-faceted expertise allows her to draw from a broad range of techniques and approaches, tailoring her treatments to meet the specific needs of each client. Her proficiency in various styles of kinesiology underscores her commitment to providing comprehensive and effective care.

Post Graduate Certificate in TESOL

Angela’s dedication to education and community service is further demonstrated by her completion of a Post Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). In 2002, she travelled to China to teach English to teachers in extremely remote areas, sharing her knowledge and skills to empower others. This experience highlights Angela’s commitment to making a positive impact on a global scale.

Ambassador for ATMS

Angela’s role as an Ambassador for the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS) underscores her leadership and dedication to the natural medicine community. Her involvement in promoting natural medicine and holistic wellness through ATMS has been influential in raising awareness and supporting practitioners in the field.

As an Ambassador, Angela has played a key role in organizing and promoting events that highlight the benefits of natural medicine. Her efforts have helped to increase public awareness and acceptance of holistic wellness practices, making them more accessible to a broader audience. Angela’s work with ATMS has also provided valuable support and resources to other practitioners, fostering a sense of community and collaboration within the field.

Angela’s leadership within ATMS is further evidenced by her participation in various committees and working groups. She has contributed to the development of best practices and guidelines for natural medicine practitioners, helping to ensure that the highest standards of care are maintained. Angela’s commitment to excellence and her collaborative approach have made her a respected leader within the ATMS community.

Awards and Recognition

Angela’s contributions have been recognized through various awards in the last few years from ATMS, including being a finalist in the ATMS Practitioner of the Year and Local Business Awards. These accolades are a testament to her excellence and commitment to her practice and clients.

Being a finalist in the ATMS Practitioner of the Year award highlights Angela’s exceptional skills and dedication to her clients. This recognition is awarded to practitioners who demonstrate outstanding clinical practice, professional development, and contributions to the field of natural medicine. Angela’s achievement in this area reflects her commitment to providing the highest standard of care to her clients.

Similarly, Angela’s recognition in the Local Business Awards underscores her impact on the community. These awards celebrate businesses and individuals who make significant contributions to their local communities through excellence in service and leadership. Angela’s inclusion as a finalist in these awards highlights her dedication to her clients and her positive influence on the community.

Author and Advocate for Healing and Reconciliation

Angela is the author of ‘They Sent Me Forth: The Greatest Australian Story Never Told,’ a book focusing on healing and reconciliation. This work delves into the history and legacy of her ancestors and the First Nations people of Australia, aiming to bring truth, revelation, resolution, and regeneration. The book connects the past, present, and future to create a blueprint for peace and sovereignty, highlighting Angela’s dedication to social justice and historical reconciliation.

In her book, Angela explores the profound impact of historical trauma on present-day individuals and communities. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing these traumas to achieve true healing and reconciliation. By sharing her personal journey and the stories of her ancestors, Angela provides a powerful narrative that inspires readers to reflect on their own histories and strive for healing and reconciliation.

Angela’s advocacy for healing and reconciliation extends beyond her book. She has been actively involved in various initiatives and events aimed at promoting understanding and collaboration between different communities. Her efforts have helped to bridge gaps and foster a sense of unity and mutual respect.

Angela’s dedication to the message behind her book led her to become the Executive Director and writer of a short film to promote its message. This film has been instrumental in raising awareness and promoting the themes of healing and reconciliation to a wider audience. Angela’s ability to translate her written work into a visual medium demonstrates her versatility and commitment to spreading her message.

Angela has also nominated three Aboriginal elders for the Order of Australia, all of whom have been awarded this honour. This achievement underscores Angela’s dedication to recognizing and uplifting the contributions of Indigenous Australians, furthering her commitment to social justice and reconciliation.

Representation at NSW Palliative Care Conferences

Angela has been a prominent speaker and representative at NSW Palliative Care Conferences, sharing her insights and experiences with a wider audience. Her presentations have focused on the benefits of therapeutic music in palliative care, highlighting the positive impact it can have on patients’ well-being. Angela’s contributions to these conferences have helped to raise awareness of the importance of holistic approaches in palliative care and have inspired other practitioners to incorporate therapeutic music into their practices.

In 2006, Angela event-managed Australia’s first Music and Palliative Care Conference in North Sydney, which featured highly respected speakers such as Dr. Frank Brennan, one of Australia’s most beloved palliative care doctors and one of Angela’s great supports and mentors, and Dr. Roger Cole FRACP, a palliative medicine physician with over thirty years of experience caring for the terminally ill. The conference also included clinical therapeutic musicians and teachers such as the late Stella Benson and Jacqueline Spring, along with other health practitioners and artists, speaking of the importance of the arts in healthcare.

Ethnomusicology Program Development

Angela’s passion for culture, music, and spiritual education led her to develop the Ethnomusicology Program at the then-called Wesley Institute for Ministry and the Arts. With her deep understanding of the power and beauty of music from around the world, Angela guided Bachelor of Music Theology students who intended to become music missionaries through a journey of awakening. She helped them appreciate the complexity and power of the music of different cultures, equipping them with the vital knowledge, understanding, and experience to become sensitive to the cultures of the people they worked with. This approach aimed to prevent the cultural damage that past religious missions have sometimes caused globally.

Angela’s course provided hands-on experiences and became one of the only prerequisites for graduation at the university. Many students, initially reluctant to complete the course, finished it with emotionally charged words of gratitude and transformation, stating it was the most impactful unit in their degrees. This program’s success highlights Angela’s ability to inspire and educate future generations in a way that fosters cultural sensitivity and appreciation.