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Shiatsu
can release long-held chronic imbalances, and changes may
be experienced during and shortly after the treatment.
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practitioner works with the ‘Ki’ of the recipient,
applying gentle pressure along the meridians, providing support
where appropriate, stretching areas of tension and stiffness,
and moving congestion and blocked energy. This energises and
realigns the whole body and harmonises the mind. |
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Shiatsu treatment takes about an hour including an initial consultation.
It is preferable for the recipient to take time out afterwards
to rest and assimilate the treatment. |
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a treatment the client remains fully clothed, and normally lies
on a futon on the floor. Please wear loose and comfortable clothing
and dress warmly, as the body may cool down during the treatment.
Please wear or bring socks. |
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“Liz
has been visiting my husband and myself regularly over the
past 5 years. Sadly he passed away 3 months ago, but Liz’s
continued home visits have given me confidence for living.
I look forward with enthusiasm to my Shiatsu treatments which
help keep me supple and give me renewed energy.”
Miriam
G. (86) [Bristol] |
