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SHIATSU
A Japanese healing art deeply rooted in the philosophy and practices of Chinese
medicine. It focuses on
the healing power of practitioner and client. In Japanese, “shi” means
finger, and “atsu” means pressure.
The practitioner will use a combination of pressing, hooking, sweeping, shaking,
rotating, lifting, and rolling,
to allow the “qi” (lifeforce) to flow through the meridian pathways.
No needles, creams, or machines
are ever used. Continual diagnosis is part of the treatment. The overall effect
of this type of bodywork is
a strengthened immune system. It can also be used as part of preventative healthcare.
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RaNaye M. Schrantz A.O.B.T.A.,
W.L.M.T. CTR. Complimentary Health Care (715) 755-2018 2553 10th Ave. Osceola,WI 54020 |
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