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How much does a kinesiology session cost?

The straight answer: $270 for a 75-minute initial consultation and $220 for 60-minute follow-ups, in person or online. Every price is on this page, nothing gets added at checkout.

55 Five-Star ReviewsMoorabbin, Melbourne

What are the two session types?

An initial consultation at $270 AUD for 75 minutes, and follow-ups at $220 AUD for 60. Both are one-on-one with me, and online costs exactly the same as coming to the Moorabbin clinic.

Returning Clients

Follow-Up Session

$220 · 60 minutes

  • Picks up from your last session, no re-explaining
  • Works through the stored patterns at your body’s pace
  • Same flat rate every visit, in person or online
The initial consultation and follow-up sessions compared by price, length, what each covers, format, who each is for, and booking fees.
Initial ConsultationFollow-Up Session
Price$270 AUD$220 AUD
Length75 minutes60 minutes
What it coversFull history, a map of what your system is carrying, muscle monitoring and a complete first balancePicks up from your last session and works through the stored patterns, no re-explaining
FormatIn person in Moorabbin, or online. Same price either wayIn person in Moorabbin, or online. Same price either way
Who it is forEveryone, on a first visitReturning clients only
Booking feeNoneNone

All prices are in Australian dollars.

I am so glad I found Vildan when I really needed help after realising I was suffering from burnout amongst other unknown blocks in my life. Vildan approaches the challenges you know with skill and empathy, and certainly finds ones you may not know! After just 3 sessions, I feel so much better, clearer, confident,calm and grounded. Life again, is something to live and enjoy!
Jan James, five-star Google review
I would recommend Vildan to anyone who is looking to start using kinesiology as a modality for healing/growing. I’ve been working with him for the last 4 months and have faced, learned and healed so many things in so many areas of my life already. I feel heard, supported and guided in my sessions, and the way I think about and process things now vs before is so different. I’m a better mum, wife and business owner because of the work he’s guided me through. Can’t thank you enough.
Adrienne Gallop, five-star Google review

Wanting structured, longer-term work? The Embody & Lead mentoring programme combines kinesiology sessions with nervous system coaching and accountability. Pricing is discussed on a free clarity call.

Are there rebates for kinesiology?

Kinesiology is not covered by Medicare or private health funds in Australia. Natural therapies were excluded from private health cover in 2019, and kinesiology was not among the seven therapies restored in 2025. We would rather tell you that plainly than dress it up, so here is exactly what you are paying and what it covers.

  • The listed price is the full price. No booking fees and no surprise extras at the clinic.
  • Every session is one-on-one with me. A 75-minute initial or 60-minute follow-up, never handed off, never rushed.
  • You get an honest read, not a sales pitch. After your first session I tell you plainly whether more sessions would help. Curious what a session involves? Read what to expect in your first session.
One-on-one PKP Kinesiology session with Vildan Alihodzic at Intelligentle Healing in Moorabbin

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A first session is $270 for 75 minutes, in person in Moorabbin or online across Australia. Not sure yet? A free clarity call costs nothing and answers everything.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about kinesiology prices

How much is a kinesiology session?

At Intelligentle Healing in Moorabbin, an initial kinesiology consultation is $270 and runs 75 minutes. Follow-up sessions are $220 and run 60 minutes. Online sessions cost the same as in-person sessions, and there are no booking fees or hidden extras.

Why does the first session cost more?

The initial consultation is 75 minutes rather than 60 because it includes taking your history, mapping what your nervous system has been carrying, and setting the direction for the work. Follow-ups build on that foundation, so they run shorter and cost less.

Are there packages or discounts?

Not at the moment. Every session is individually priced, and the listed rate is exactly what you pay. If that ever changes, this page will be updated first.

Can I claim kinesiology on Medicare or private health insurance?

No. Kinesiology is not covered by Medicare, and Australian private health funds have not been able to pay benefits on kinesiology since natural therapies were excluded from cover in 2019. When the government restored seven natural therapies to private health cover in 2025, kinesiology was not among them. The price you see is the full price.

How do I pay?

Cash, credit card, or bank transfer. You book online through the secure booking page and pay for sessions as you go.

Is there a way to try before committing?

Yes. A free 30-minute clarity call with me lets you ask anything, describe what you are dealing with, and get an honest read on whether kinesiology is a fit, before you spend a dollar.

How many sessions should I budget for?

There is no fixed number, and I will give you an honest read after your first session. Many clients notice something shift in the first session; longer-held patterns usually take more. Most people start with four to eight sessions and reassess.

Kinesiology is a complementary health practice and is not a registered health profession in Australia. Sessions are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.