Shiatsu is a therapeutic form of acupressure, muscle meridian stretching and corrective exercises derived from Japan. 

Shiatsu involves applying pressure to the body using a practitioner’s thumbs, palms, elbows, knees and feet.

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Shiatsu is excellent for general health maintenance and as a preventative therapy.  

Conditions that can respond well to shiatsu treatment include: allergies, arthritis, back, neck and shoulder pain...

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A shiatsu session is about one hour of hands-on bodywork, plus time before and after for diagnosis and discussion.

The treatment can take place on a futon, on a massage-like table or on a chair, depending on the needs of the client. 

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Shiatsu is used to maintain and restore health. It is also an effective preventative therapy. People of all ages, including children, can benefit from treatments.

Shiatsu stimulates circulation, strengthens the body, promotes relaxation and alleviates pain and discomfort.

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