Ardis Emmerton
Today we mourn the passing of Ardis Emmerton, PKP IV Instructor, of Taree, Australia. Ardis made a significant contribution to the development of kinesiology in Australia with her work in both Touch for Health (TFH) and PKP.
In the very early 1980s, Ardis’s son Jeff, a teenager, attended Bruce and Joan’s Touch for Health Instructor Training Workshop (ITW) in Melbourne. Shortly after, his parents Ardis and Peter attended an ITW with us in Brisbane.
Ardis became Australia’s most prolific TFH Instructor and received a plaque from the TFH Foundation USA for her work in the community. Her students sent friends with muscle problems and soon Ardis had a clinic where she was known for kindness, gentleness and the ability to bring hope and resolution.
Ardis’s clinic/teaching space in High Street became too small and soon her new clinic and teaching room in York Street became well known throughout the Manning Valley and Barrington (mid) coast of NSW. Peter, Taree district’s Senior Engineer, retired to assist Ardis and run the business.
Ardis’s contribution to PKP
Ardis discovered the PKP Money Mode and wrote the content that she used with clients. It is now used around the world. One of the goals she taught was, “I am a magnet to money’’. The other five are as incredible. This mode is accessed in the ICPKP Finger Mode Database under Research Modes.
Overgrowths affecting our immune system are a part of today’s world. The Ardis Emmerton, Anti-Candida Diet in PE #2½, in ECO 302 is simple to follow. PKP practitioners worldwide have used it for many years.
Ardis developed a specific finger mode under Geopathic Stress (Geopathic #6½c, ECO 301). This is a list of 14 Personal enhancement factors, most of which had lists of factors to test for benefit or detriment. Once again, this very practical awareness is used by PKP practitioners worldwide.
One of her 14 factors is vitamins and minerals. Ardis found that, for most clients, the NeoLife supplements worked and she built a NeoLife business so her clients could get products and the 25% discount. Say no more, people around the word benefit from her work and careful testing of “what’s best support here”.
Ardis, you will be missed by so many grateful people in so many places around the world. Yes, you retired from teaching 20 years ago but your work lives on as new practitioners and new students learn from your research and teachings to offer sensible, practical options for ongoing reinforcement of wellbeing.
Dr Bruce & Joan Dewe
