Our founders developed a vision for expanding, improving and sharing this revolutinary therapy and founded ABMMA with the mission to improve health awareness and preventative health practice across the world. Meet our ABMMA founders and course facilitators.
Principal/Founder
By nature, Tracy is a curious person and enjoys helping people find relief from pain, discomfort or mobility dysfunction and assisting them in taking back control of their life. Starting her health practitioner journey 10 years ago as a Pilates Instructor and Rehabilitation Practitioner is when Tracy discovered her passion for helping clients with physical ailments. Tracy continued adding to her knowledge by learning multiple natural therapies, allowing her to blend modalities to the unique needs of the individual. Tracy discovered Bioelectric Meridian Therapy in 2017 and hasn’t looked back.
Lecture Team Member
Robin Kerr is an Australian trained physiotherapist and fitness professional with over 3 decades of clinical experience. She holds post graduate qualifications in pelvic floor rehabilitation and multiple fitness professional qualifications. Her special interests lay in helping patients with pelvic floor and persistent pain issues. She is thoroughly trained in biomechanics and gait lab running analysis and continues to assist athletes with running injuries.
Over the last 20 years Robin has moved towards a science based focus on remedial motion and the BioPsychoSocial model in the management of persistent pain. Robin teaches physiotherapy and fitness related professional courses internationally, particularly in relation to 3D motion/ bespoke exercise prescription and DermoNeuroModulating (DNM). She is also a qualified TRE practitioner and an expert in the therapies she provides.
Lecture Team Member
Greg Murphy graduated from The Australian College of Natural Medicine (ACNM) with a Diploma in Remedial Massage Therapy Back in 2006 and is a member of Massage and Myotherapy Australia (aka AAMT).
Greg created Joondalup Sports Remedial Massage in 2010, and started to use varying forms of Bioelectric soft tissues therapies over 8 years ago:
“Since incorporating the bioelectric modality into my practice, reported benefits from many of my clients include reduced muscle tension, increased ease of range of motion and decreased pain. The benefit to myself as the therapist is a decreased need to exert force and reduced fatigue from the manual effort of remedial massage.”
He continues to study extensively to bring the latest research and techniques into the growing practice with the goal of delivering a superior, professional and more effective treatment to his clients.
Lecture Team Member
Connie gained her Diploma in Phytotherapy (Plant Medicine) in 2000 at the prestigious College of Phytotherapy in East Sussex, UK and initially practised Herbal Medicine in a busy Inner-City Clinic in Edinburgh, Scotland where she also helped to create a Natural Product Range consisting of Medicinal Teas and Creams, and set up a Free Clinic for low-income earners, pensioners, and students.
Connie moved to Australia in 2003 where she has done further studies in Progressive Kinesiology, graduating with a Diploma in 2012, and Aromatic Medicine, graduating with an Advanced Diploma in 2013. Connie has a special interest in Autoimmune Disorders and treats patients around the world. In addition to her Online Clinic, Connie is also treating horses and has developed Equine Kinesiology (also known as Touch For Health) to help improve their health.
Connie’s Philosophy is ‘Knowledge is Power’ and she loves empowering people by running regular Live Webinars, organising Wellness Events for a Cancer Support Group, and giving presentations to Community Organisations.
Head of Research Department, Biochemist
Prof. Mohammad Amjad Kamal brings a wealth of international expertise in biochemistry and pharmacology, with over three decades of impactful scientific contributions across Saudi Arabia, Australia, and China. His work with world-renowned researchers, like Dr. Nigel H. Greig at the National Institute on Aging, NIH, has led to the co-authorship of numerous groundbreaking studies, significantly advancing research on neurodegenerative disorders and medicinal chemistry.
In 2016, Prof. Kamal founded the Novel Global Community Educational Foundation, furthering educational and scientific collaboration worldwide. His research spans Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, toxicology, diabetes, and cancer, with over 700 published articles and recognition among the top 1% of highly cited researchers globally. Prof. Kamal also serves as an editor for various medical journals, underlining his leadership and dedication to advancing healthcare.
Virtual Assistant (Research Coordinator, Editorial Assistant, IP Contractor/Junior Scholar)
Mallari Praveen holds a postgraduate degree in Zoology from Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, India, and has developed a strong background in both wet-lab and dry-lab research methodologies. With several bioinformatics studies published in respected journals such as Elsevier and MDPI, Mallari is committed to advancing the scientific community’s understanding of Bioelectric Meridian Therapy.
Motivated by ABMMA’s mission to enhance human well-being through modern therapeutic methods, Mallari supports the team by coordinating research publications, presentations, and seminars, ensuring ABMMA’s innovations in Meridian Therapy are recognized for their scientific value and effectiveness.
If you are ready to become a Bioelectric Meridian Massage therapist and expand your health and wellness practice but have some questions before booking a course, contact our trainers by making an enquiry today.