Wesleigh is available by appointment only. To make an appointment please click here to schedule. If you have any questions or want to inquire about an appointment time outside normal hours, you can call or text the office at 620-504-9601 or email Wesleigh at rootedwellness.site@gmail.com.

Systems Health Care (SHC) is the final piece that ties Applied Kinesiology (AK) and the various treatment options together to form the protocol that Wesleigh uses on her clients. AK is the biofeedback system that utilizes neurological muscle testing to gather information about the body, while the final treatment is highly individualized and depends on what is found during the process. SHC bridges the gap between the two and determines how the practitioner uses the information gathered when to explore specific pathways in the body, where to find the root cause of dysfunction, and what the final treatment should be.

SHC believes that there is a hierarchy of health where certain conditions such as injuries or myofascial restrictions need to be addressed before the body will reveal the true cause of dysfunction. This is the reason why Wesleigh does not chase symptoms. SHC treats the body as a whole and believes that every system affects the other. Not every ache or pain is coming directly from that area of discomfort or is due to some surface-level injury. Many can be, but many conditions need a more thorough approach in order to resolve.

An example of this might be low back pain. Initial muscle testing may point to structural issues in the form of injuries or myofascial restrictions. Once these are addressed and pain still persists further muscle testing may point to a chemical issue coming from the large intestine due to its relationship with the quadratus lumborum - a major back muscle. This might reveal a food allergy that must be resolved using a supplement or dietary restriction in order to restore the organ's function. In this hypothetical case, the myofascial injuries were compensatory to the underlying large intestine issue, which was causing a dysfunctional quadratus lumborum, leading to low back pain. Once the large intestine problem is resolved the low back pain will most likely go away. This hypothetical case shows how each system has a role in the process from symptom to treatment. Muscle testing gave proper information about the body, AK revealed initial structural and eventual chemical problems, SHC led to the large intestine, a food allergy, and how to treat it, while the actual treatment is a supplement and dietary changes.

Applied Kinesiology is a non-invasive biofeedback system that utilizes neurological muscle testing in order to diagnose and determine the proper technique needed for treatment. Let's break that down. Biofeedback systems are ways that practitioners gather information about the body that will be useful for treatment. Applied Kinesiology uses neurological muscle testing to achieve this but other conventional methods you may have heard of that do something similar are blood tests, x-rays, or palpation. Just as blood work can give a doctor information about what is going on in the body, neurological muscle testing does the same, it is just much quicker and allows the practitioner to apply the proper treatment right away.

Applied Kinesiologists believe that all health problems arise from within either structural, chemical, or emotional aspects of our health known as the "triad of health". These three basic foundations branch off into countless systems that must be analyzed to determine whether an underlying issue may be present. Some providers tend to focus solely on the structural side of the triangle, and while this is necessary, it tends to ignore a huge portion of a person's health. Applied Kinesiology allows a practitioner to find the true cause of a patient's complaint instead of just treating their symptoms.

While Applied Kinesiology uses neurological muscle testing to gather information from the body, the actual treatment comes in the form of countless techniques, including myofascial therapy, cranial fault therapy, injury recall, acupressure, functional neurology, clinical nutrition, and many others that are unique to the patient's needs. All of these techniques would typically require a patient to see multiple providers, but the Systems Healthcare protocol allows Wesleigh to combine all of these techniques into one system to be used no matter what the ailment is.

Wesleigh combines multiple techniques in order to treat a wide variety of clients and their health problems. To employ these techniques, Wesleigh utilizes Applied Kinesiology and Systems Health Care to address the root cause of your problem in a natural and effective way. This allows her to understand the nature of your problem, no matter how diverse the symptoms, without the need to see multiple providers for your various issues.

Your appointment time is used to evaluate and address your needs, issues, and goals in order to maximize the time spent on actual treatment. Unlike with other providers or holistic doctors, the majority of your time spent in Wesleigh’s office will consist of hands-on treatment. Wesleigh collects a comprehensive history and performs the appropriate exams. She is much more thorough and specific due to the addition of neurological muscle testing (the SHC approach) so that healing can occur at a much faster and deeper level. Wesleigh treats based on what is going on clinically in the office with her clients, not using the "best guess" approach.

Muscle testing is the major diagnostic tool that Wesleigh uses to gather information from the body in order to investigate a patient's structural, chemical, and emotional health. Muscle testing allows Applied Kinesiologists to tap into the nervous system due to the fact that the nervous system directly controls muscle function, it may more accurately be termed "neurological muscle testing."

Muscle testing is an extremely precise tool that requires a knowledgeable practitioner, as it is often oversimplified and performed incorrectly. The muscle testing that Wesleigh utilizes is much more intricate than most muscle testing you may have been exposed to, and is an important tool in the diagnostic and treatment process.

Muscle function is a direct reflection of the nervous system, and any changes observed in muscle function gives the practitioner valuable information as to where in the neurological chain dysfunction may be present.

No – it is not required. With our approach, expensive testing is often unnecessary in order to discover and address the root issues in each client’s health case.

Yes — we see many pediatric clients: from newborns to toddlers, to pre-teens. Many struggle with pain, immune system issues, behavioral issues, digestive issues, sleep issues, and much more.

To make an appointment please simply click here to schedule. If you have any questions, you can call or text the office at 620-504-9601 or email Wesleigh at rootedwellness.site@gmail.com.

The first visit generally consists of a two hour appointment where Wesleigh goes through your history, concerns, and review any lab results you may have already had so that treatment may begin right away. You will spend more time in Wesleigh’s office than a typical provider, doctor, or chiropractor, but there will be fewer visits overall. This is to ensure that your complaints do not go untreated or overlooked. You are billed for the amount of time she spends with you, so if she does not need to see you for the full two hours, you will not be billed for it, but we still schedule for it.

After your initial appointment, follow-up appointments are generally scheduled for one hour each. This is common, though some patients need less time and some may need more.

Follow-ups will be scheduled accordingly based on your needs, some will follow up more frequently to get a quicker resolution & some may not need any follow-up at all.