Kinlein is a relatively new profession among the caring professions. The name kinlein came as the result of the initial practice in caring of the founder, M. Lucille Kinlein. Her clients named this care which they were receiving, “kinlein”, and told others they were going for “kinleining”. Just as one who practices law is called a lawyer, one who practices kinlein is called a kinleiner. The profession of kinlein encompasses the components of education, research, and professional practice.
Life has a way of happening whether one is ready for it or not. So what kind of control does a person have in the midst of it? At these times it is common for persons to ponder the “big questions” of life.
The Profession of Kinlein focuses on the person, moving in that power within, as these questions are addressed and acted upon in the situations that life brings.
The Institute of Kinlein is growing, adding new classrooms and administrative office in a second location in Anchorage, Alaska.
Come CELEBRATE with us in our new location:
836 East 15th Avenue, 2nd floor
An Open House. ~ Thursday, June 9th ~ 1 pm to 4 pm
Contact Kay Alley 907-830-2833 or Victoria Jenkins 907-244-8835
Coming in October:
Assembly of Kinlein
St. George, Utah - October 12-17, 2022
For information, contact:
Nancy Kohorn Henricks, Kinleiner of Reference
408 3rd Street, Suite 300
Wausau, WI 54403
715-842-7399