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In the Japanese language, shiatsu means "finger
pressure". Shiatsu techniques include massages with fingers, thumbs, and palms;
assisted stretching; and joint manipulation and mobilization. It can be considered a form of massage, which is
often done through the clothes and incorporates simple points and holds.
Shiatsu includes awareness of body posture, breathing and exercise. Like
acupuncture, Shiatsu stimulates the body’s vital energy or Chi (Qi).
It is characterized by extensive use of pressure
techniques over acupoints often done using thumb or palms. The pressure varies
according to the person, the area of the body, and what the work is being done
for. It can be very deep, and help ease out physical tensions. It can be very
light and feel soothing. Usually there
are some stretches and mobilizations, so it can feel a bit like Thai massage or
having yoga done to you. It is often done on a futon on the floor rather than a
massage table.
A practitioner uses touch, comfortable pressure and
manipulative techniques to adjust the body’s physical structure and balance its
energy flow. It is a deeply relaxing experience and regular treatments can
alleviate stress and illness and maintain health and well-being.
Shiatsu is a non-invasive therapy that may help reduce
stress and contribute to overall wellbeing. It is believed that it has both
preventative and remedial effects.
Shiatsu can be used in the treatment of a wide range of
internal, musculoskeletal, and emotional conditions. It is thought to reduce
muscle stiffness, stimulate the skin, aid digestion, and influence the nervous
system. Shiatsu is used to treat a wide range of chronic conditions, such as
headaches, PMS, digestive disorders, fatigue, insomnia, fibromyalgia, stress, anxiety,
and musculoskeletal pain, including low back, neck, and joint pain.
The effect may be stimulating and invigorating or calming
and sedative, depending on the goal of the session.
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