Nutrition & Healthy Living North Fremantle
Jude Casey is a registered specialised kinesiologist working from North Fremantle, with a practice built entirely around muscle-monitoring balances across emotional, structural, nutritional and energetic streams.
Booking runs online around the clock through Cliniko.
The experience
Gentle muscle testing, fully clothed
Talking and testing mixed
Also offered: Kinesiology balances, Structural kinesiology, Online booking
Gathered from public sources such as the practice’s website and Google listing, and checked by hand when it was listed. Check current session details with the practice before you go.
Address
29 Foundry Court, North Fremantle WA 6159
Get directions (opens Google Maps)Opening hours
Today: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Hours via Google, last fetched 29 September 2026 — worth a check before a special trip.
5.0 out of 5 from 1 review on Google
I'm very happy to recommend Jude who is very experienced and really knows her specialty. She is a very special lady, very easy to talk to and a great listener above all. I went with backache and a trigger thumb and the pain in both has gone. She made me aware of how my thoughts and emotions were causing blockages and she released them in a very gentle non-invasive way. I always feel terrific after these balances with Jude.
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29 Foundry Court, North Fremantle WA 6159.
Kinesiology balances, Emotional kinesiology, Structural kinesiology, Online booking.
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