Henry is a Classical Chinese Medicine practitioner, acupuncturist and herbalist, working at his clinic, the Dr. Tan & Remanlay Institute.

As an International Faculty member for both Touch for Health (TFH) and Brain Gym, he integrates his knowledge of kinesiology, reflexes and Classical Chinese Medicine into his daily clinical practice.

Henry also teaches Chinese Health Qigong and Chen-style Tai Chi. Drawing on his extensive experience with acupuncture meridians and reflex-based approaches, he developed the Remanlay Acureflex Integration (RAI) course, which helps students understand the acupuncture meridian system from both traditional Eastern energetic perspectives and modern biophysical models.

He is currently a lecturer in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine at UKDC Surabaya and Suherman Medical University.

In addition to his teaching and clinical work, Henry is actively involved in professional organisations. He serves as Chairman of the Indonesian Kinesiology Association, Chairperson of PKNI DPD Banten, and, since 2025, President of the International Kinesiology College (IKC).

Regina Biere is a German kinesiologist and educator who has served as Chancellor of the International Kinesiology College (IKC) since 2025.

She is a certified kinesiologist with the DGAK and teaches at the Institut für Kinesiologische Lehre (IKL) in Germany, where she has been offering kinesiology and balancing courses since 2009.

Regina has a strong commitment to Touch for Health and plays an important role in the coordination and teaching of TFH programmes at IKL. Since 2017, she has been authorised by the International Kinesiology College to teach the Touch for Health Training Workshop, supporting the development and preparation of new TFH Instructors.

Through her teaching and her work within the IKC, Regina contributes to the continued development, quality and international recognition of kinesiology and Touch for Health.

Colleen Ryan is a New Zealand-based Touch for Health Instructor, practitioner and educator who currently serves as Dean of the Touch for Health School of the International Kinesiology College (IKC).

She has many years of experience teaching and practising Touch for Health and has been actively involved in promoting kinesiology as a practical approach to wellbeing, personal development and self-awareness.

Colleen has taught through Touch for Health Kinesiology NZ and the Academy of Healing Arts, supporting students in developing both their practical skills and their understanding of holistic approaches to health and balance.

She is also the founder of Priority Wellness, where she brings together her experience in kinesiology, education and personal development to support people in improving their overall wellbeing.

As Dean of the IKC Touch for Health School, Colleen plays an important role in the international development, coordination and promotion of Touch for Health, working alongside instructors, faculty members and representatives from around the world.

With a professional background in health and behavioural science in 1984, Sylvia expanded her career to include kinesiology.

She was the founder of the Touch for Health and Professional Kinesiology Association in West Australia, the first kinesiology association in Australia to be government incorporated. Until 1997 she was principal educator of her own New Image Health School. A debilitating motor vehicle accident changed her life.

Utilising her professional background in trauma recovery, she began writing and teaching non-kinesiology personal development programs, as her body rejuvenated, Sylvia incorporated kinesiology techniques.

A Human Behaviour Trauma specialist, author and educator; her workshops Transforming DNA Memories, Return To Love and Creating The Life You Want, are accredited with the IKC Personal Development School.

For more than thirty years, Sylvia has served on industry and community boards and in recent years actively served on the IKC Personal Development School board.

She is founder and principal of Heart Leaders Academy, a school without walls whose reach spans Australia, Asia, South Pacific, Europe, Canada, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, Spain, UK, the USA and open to expanding further.

Thomas Holvoet is a Touch for Health Instructor, IKC Touch for Health School Faculty for Belgium, and Dean of the IKC Professional School.

He is the founder of KinesioTeam, an initiative dedicated to promoting kinesiology through sports, business events and team-based activities.

Through his teaching and organisational work, Thomas contributes to the development and visibility of kinesiology both within the IKC and in broader professional and community settings.

Pablo López is a physiotherapist and kinesiologist with more than two decades of experience in the field of health, movement and personal development.

He first discovered Touch for Health in 2003 through Juan Carlos Monge, physiotherapist, kinesiologist, osteopath and acupuncturist, who became one of his main teachers in kinesiology.

Pablo became a Touch for Health Instructor in 2008 and qualified as a Touch for Health Trainer in 2016, training with Juan Carlos Monge and Ger Casey. In 2020, he was appointed IKC Touch for Health School Faculty for Spain.

His work extends beyond Touch for Health into different areas of kinesiology, stress management and psychoenergetic approaches. He is also co-author of “TMJ Dysfunction 1: Holistic Techniques for Jaw Release”, an internationally accredited course within the IKC Personal Development School.

Pablo has been a member of the IKC Personal Development School Board since 2021 and has served as Public Relations Officer of the International Kinesiology College since May 2023, contributing to the international development, communication and visibility of the IKC and its schools.

His approach brings together his clinical background as a physiotherapist with the holistic perspective of kinesiology, always seeking practical ways to help people improve their balance, awareness and wellbeing.

Harry Symon has been a lawyer for around 50 years and continues to run a busy legal practice from his home office in Sydney, Australia. His work focuses mainly on commercial documents, property transactions, and wills and estates.

Harry also serves on the Board of his local Chamber of Commerce and has provided pro bono legal advice to a range of charitable organisations over many years.

Alongside his legal career, Harry has a lifelong fascination with what he describes as “cosmic law”. He has a deep interest in mind-body approaches and in exploring how beliefs and emotions can influence our experience of reality.

Harry became a Touch for Health Instructor in the mid-1980s and, more recently, qualified as an advanced practitioner of Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT).