Shiatsu Therapy

Service Description

Shiatsu is a Japanese bodywork/massage therapy which has its roots in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It's a blend of ancient massage, manual acupressure, and modern Western techniques of joint mobilization. Taking place on a chair, futon or mat on the floor, a variety of these mentioned techniques are used to ease areas of tension. According to the philosophy of traditional Chinese medicine, our energy or “ki” circulates throughout invisible pathways known as meridians. When imbalances occur in the flow of this energy - which often happens through illness, injury, stress, trauma, fatigue or poor lifestyle - our health and well-being may suffer. Shiatsu can help re-balance this energy. It can also be effective in maintaining overall health and well-being as it is thought to stimulate the body’s own healing natural healing system. People come for a Shiatsu treatment for all sorts of reasons. It can help alleviate physical symptoms and restore general well-being & harmony within the internal system. Shiatsu can be effective for easing backache and neck/shoulder pain. Many people also come as a support when they are experiencing stress or other mental & spiritual challenges, or healing from illness or injury. However, Shiatsu is most effective when experienced regularly as it can maintain the healthy flow of "chi" in the body, necessary for general health, wellbeing & vitality. Some other specific benefits may include: - Improved quality of sleep - Increased energy - Reduced overall physical tension - Improved digestive system - Relief from headaches - Improved flexibility - Anxiety Reduction What to expect during a session? Shiatsu is given on a comfortable futon on the floor, on a chair or on a massage table. No oils are used, and the receiver remains fully clothed in light and comfortable clothing. It is better received on an empty stomach. ​People often feel a deep sense of relaxation following a session. Please contact Azim to book Tel - 07533463092 Email - Azim@mokshahealing.com