SHIATSU
SHIATSU Shiatsu is a form of Japanese body therapy, works on the principle that the body functions at its best when energy (Ki) flows smoothly throughout the system. When our Ki (life force) gets stuck or depleted, our mental, emotional and physical health can start to decline. Each treatment is individual and can range from deep pressure and strong stretches (to release and revitalise), to gentle holding and profound stillness (to support and nourish).The treatment takes place on a futon (padded mat) and the client stays fully clothed - it is recommended to wear loose, warm, comfortable clothing.
Shiatsu can help with a number of complaints, including
Stress
Anxiety
Disturbed sleep
Neck/ back/ joint pain
Reduced mobility
Muscular tension
Headaches/ migrane
Digestive problems
Irritable bowel
Menstruation and reproductive disorders
Asthmatic symptoms
Sports Injuries
Depression
ROSANA IORIS-DEAR Diploma in SHIATSU and Oriental Medicine Rosana is a fully qualified and insured Shiatsu Practiioner, having trained for three years with the Ki Kai Shiatsu Centre in London and has been a member of the Shiatsu Society since 2001. Rosana also trained with Well Mother in Bristol in Holistic care in pregnancy, birth, postpartum and babyhood and is trained to work with all stages of pregnancy, from early first trimester all through up the birth, supporting women's health to improve general well being, often helping to alleviate some of the more common symptoms such as sciatica, backache, carpal syndrome, oedema and anxiety. Rosana provides birth preparation sessions for pregnant women and their partners, showing exercises, appropriate breathing and positions that can be used during the whole process of labour. Teaching partners simple shiatsu techniques to be used to support the mother during labour. Rosana offers Shiatsu treatments with appropriate work for postnatal mothers (from six weeks), including support during the recovery from any medical intervention, as well as Shiatsu massage for babies (from 6 weeks) at different developmental stages, both teaching parents and working directly with babies.
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