Shiatsu pressure point massage
Shiatsu is a word meaning 'finger pressure' and is a massage based on Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The massage is normally done on a mat on the floor, but can also be done on a massage table or a chair. The client remains fully clothed, no oils or creams are used.
The aim of shiatsu is to stimulate the smooth flow of Qi - usually understood to mean 'energy' - as a means to promote health. This is done through stretching, massage and working on specific points. We work the same points that acupuncturists do, but we use our fingers instead.
The massage is normally done on a mat on the floor, but can also be done on a massage table or a chair. The client remains fully clothed, no oils or creams are used.
The aim of shiatsu is to stimulate the smooth flow of Qi - usually understood to mean 'energy' - as a means to promote health. This is done through stretching, massage and working on specific points. We work the same points that acupuncturists do, but we use our fingers instead.
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