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Katy giving a Shiastu treatment) |
SPECIAL OFFER: HALF PRICE MASSAGE THIS SUMMER FOR NEW CLIENTS!*
½ hour - £18.00 OFFER PRICE £8.00
1 hour - £32.00 OFFER PRICE £16.00
*Offer applies to new clients only until 31st August 2008 for Acupressure and/or Shiatsu
Originally from Japan, Shiatsu is a natural healing discipline;
deriving from the same ancient oriental principals as Acupuncture.
In the East, it is understood that symptoms of ill health are
preceded by an imbalance within the energy pathways or lines,
known as 'meridians'. Shiatsu works by stimulating the body's vital energy flow
(known as Ki in Japanese) in order to promote good health.
The Shiatsu Practitioner uses hands, thumbs, fingers, and even
sometimes feet to apply pressure and stretching to the 'meridians'.
Physically, Shiatsu has the effect of stimulating the circulation,
the hormone system and the flow of lymphatic fluid,
working on both divisions of the autonomic nervous system;
helping to release toxins and deep seated tension from the muscles etc.
On a more subtle level Shiatsu allows the receiver
to relax deeply and get in touch with their own healing abilities.
Unlike Acupuncture, Shiatsu is a pain free treatment
and can last between one and one and a half hours.
Shiatsu affects all levels of being, the physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual.
Treatment is attuned to the individual's personal development of total health
and well-being. The practitioner may give advice on diet,
exercise and lifestyle, encouraging self-understanding
and greater independence in health matters.
This in turn leads to improved self-confidence
and lasting peace of mind for the client.
Katy's clients generally report a sense of wholeness
and a calm state of mind following treatment. Loose, comfortable clothing is recommended.
Shiatsu can be held at 'Mind-Body Maintenance' in Holloway Road Dorchester or at the BODY MIND SPIRIT CENTRE in Alington Road Dorchester. Katy is also available for Home Visits if required.
"Katy has given me many Shiatsu treatments and each one has been
wonderfully therapeutic and relaxing. It's more than a massage."
S.D., Wimborne
