
This technique is a subtle artform bringing the body into its calmed state of breath and alignment, promoting flexibility and the release of stress which often antagonises health and the natural range of motion.This traditional Japanese massage refers to the use of finger and palm compression onto particular pathways of the body in relation to organ health.There are different pressure techniques used for the purpose of correcting the imbalances of the energy flow(chi) within the body which includes kneading tapping soothing and pressing.This non-invasive bodywork maintains and promotes health.
It flows in specific pathways called meridians. A Shiatsu therapist accesses the it through points along the meridians called Vital Points. Health is present when there is abundant in the meridians and the flow is unobstructed.When the Qi becomes deficient KIYO or in excess JITSU the body is said to be out of balance or the flow is obstructed, symptoms arise. Seemingly minor signs emerge, such as regular colds and flus, weekly or daily headaches, body aches and muscular pain, or digestive difficulties. These are indications of the imbalance of. Shiatsu stimulates and harmonises the flow of Qi throughout the body.A Shiatsu therapist is trained to recognize patterns of disharmony in the body, even prior to physical signs appearing. Simple yet subtle changes are indications of an imbalance that when ignored may progress to a point where symptoms appear. Balance can be restored with proper assessment and regular Shiatsu sessions.

