Why Shiatsu, What is Shiatsu

What is Shiatsu

Touch is the language of the body. So simple, so human.

The Shiatsu method of palpitation and gentle stretching is commonly a relaxing and soothing hands-on body work.

But it is not a regular massage. It uses the superficial work to reach much deeper. It has the ability to affect many complex systems (musculature, neurological, hormonal, emotional etc.) resulting in better health and less suffering.

Shiatsu is one of the methods of Chinese medicine and uses its knowledge about the effect of different points and areas on distal regions of the body to cure and invigorate. Based on Chinese knowledge, it was developed in Japan where it was considered the art of the blind.

Using their sublime tactile sensation, and developed sens of listening with their body, they used their hands to cure and maintain health. That is the tradition I follow as a Shiatsu practitioner.

I work with a method named Zen-Shiatsu, it is a gentle, noninvasive form, full of respect and real listening. It is based on the understanding that all answers lay within, and that the practitioners mission only to revile and assist that process.

Shi=pressure, Atsu=finger. In Shiatsu we use finger pressure to influence Qi, but not only.

You will be surprised how effective Shiatsu can be.

Shiatsu is a unique, Japanese body work is a real treat for your body and soul.

It's a relaxing, hands on treatment performed by applying pressure and gentle joint manipulations.

This is a great way to increase health and well being and can bring relief to a variety of discomforts.

What to expect from Shiatsu

The shiatsu invites the body to change things within, that has an impact.

Each treatment is unique. Born from who you are and what you need at the special presents of the moment.

Though the shiatsu effect builds up initially in the first 24 hours and along the week.

That is why once a week is a common ratio for non-urgent concerns.

Though the shiatsu effect builds up initially in the first 24 hours and along the week.

That is why once a week is a common ratio for non-urgent concerns.

After the treatment it is common to feel extremely relaxed, centered and energetically renewed.

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What to Expect

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Health that stems from within

What is Shiatsu

What to expect from Shiatsu

Though the shiatsu effect builds up initially in the first 24 hours and along the week.

That is why once a week is a common ratio for non-urgent concerns.

Though the shiatsu effect builds up initially in the first 24 hours and along the week.

That is why once a week is a common ratio for non-urgent concerns.

in your new session